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      Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) prices in Philippines

      If you love Samsung smartphones, you will love the Samsung Galaxy J3. Born from the heart of the Samsung Galaxy series, the Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) features loveable apps and all your favourite modes to connect such as dual-SIM capabilities, a lightweight frame, and the overall friendliness of Samsung Galaxy’s user interface. Read more about Samsung Galaxy J3 below.

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      Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Price by Country

      CountryPrice
      Indonesia IDR 1,799,000
      Malaysia MYR 499
      Philippines PHP 6,785
      Singapore SGD 199
      Thailand THB 3,594
      Vietnam VND 2,990,000

      About Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Philippines

      Samsung’s signature good looks with the Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Philippines

      The Samsung Galaxy J3 is outwardly attractive thanks to its signature Samsung Galaxy frame and cover. Coming in with 3 main colour variations, the Samsung Galaxy J3 is made to suit your lifestyle. The colours come in black, white, and gold. Of course, like any other Samsung Galaxy phones out there, the J3 has a customizable back cover. Simply find the customized covers online or at the Samsung stores nearby.

      Form meets function

      The phone also features a 5 inch touchscreen with a physical home button to access apps. Capacitive buttons also fit well into the finish of the J3 and allow for east navigation. Fitted into the back of the frame sits the 5MP rear camera with the ability to shoot 720p video while the front camera is 2MP. Good looks don’t only apply to the outer features. The touchscreen features 16M colours to give you vibrancy like no other. Let’s look at what’s underneath the Samsung Galaxy J3 to find out if the phone suits your taste.

      Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) – What’s underneath?

      To start off with, let’s just say that the Samsung Galaxy J3 encompasses everything you want in a smartphone. Running Android OS 5.1 Lollipop, you get speed and smooth processes through and through. The Quad-core 1.5 GHz Cortex-A7 processor fits well with the Mali 400 GPU. There’s no need to worry about speed and versatility in applications. The Samsung Galaxy J3 brings you connectivity and no worries.

      Other features

      Additional features include an 8MP f/2.2 rear camera with LED flash and a 5MP front camera for all your selfies. You also get geo-tagging, touch focus and face detection along with HDR features on the camera settings. HD video is also not a problem. Get a load of the A-GPS, Wi-Fi and hotspot, Bluetooth and microUSB connectivity to keep you updated the whole day.

      So is the Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) for you? If you fancy keeping updated with technology, love being in touch with the cyber world, then you’re making the right choice getting the Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) in Philippines.

      Expert Reviews

      alphr.com
      Reviewed on 2017-05-25
      The Samsung Galaxy J3 has now been out for some time, and even when Jon wrote the original review below, it was still worth seeking out the J5 if you could find it. The slow march of time doesn't make the Samsung Galaxy J3 a more appealing prospect, and...
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      alphr.com
      Reviewed on 2017-05-10
      The Samsung Galaxy J3 has been out some time now, and as Jon says in the review below, it's still worth looking for the Samsung Galaxy J5 if you can find it. Better still, the Moto G4 or Huawei P9 Lite. Better, better still: hang on for the myriad budget...
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      alphr.com
      Reviewed on 2017-03-10
      The Samsung Galaxy J3 has been out some time now, and as Jon says in the review below, it's still worth looking for the Samsung Galaxy J5 if you can find it – or better still, the Moto G4 or Huawei P9 Lite. Better, better still: hang on for the myriad bu...
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      bit.com.au
      Reviewed on 2016-12-01
      Samsung might be better known for its premium smartphones, but it also makes some surprisingly good budget handsets. The Samsung Galaxy J3 is one such phone. From just $249, this 5-inch Android smartphone offers some impressive specifications for the pr...
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      techradar.com/au/
      Reviewed on 2016-09-16
      Affordable, Similar dimensions to an S7, Colorrich screenAnnoying manual brightness, Not very powerful, Camera worse than best alternatives
      Not every phone can be the Samsung Galaxy S7. For one thing, not everyone can afford a Galaxy S7 – but for a while Samsung went dark on budget phones, to the disappointment of fans of the brand who lacked capacious wallets.However, it's fired out loads...
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      gsmarena.com
      Reviewed on 2016-07-17
      Samsung's J-lineup is being fully renovated and the 2016 badge on the model name implies meaningful updates - albeit subtle, which is understandable. After all, this is the Koreans' economy class of smartphones. But the series is obviously important enoug...
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      expertreviews.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-07-12
      Available for just £140 SIM-free or £11.50-per-month on contract, it's yet another 3rd Gen Moto G contender, but unlike the rest of its J series stablemates, the J3 has a rather divisive design that may put people off. Unlike the rather plain chassis of t...
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      notebookcheck.net
      Reviewed on 2016-06-23
      well built casing, microSD slot, App2SD & USB OTG, dualSIM plus microSD slot, decent screen, accurate touchscreen, long battery life, removable battery, LTE supportno light sensor, no notification LED, primary camera's middling quality, Android 5.1.1 only, GPS module with unstable signal, quiet microphone in handsfree mode, WiFi only in 2.4 GHz band, no Miracast or MHL support, throttling in stress test
      Dynamic Duos? Samsung offers an affordable 5-inch smartphone with its Galaxy J3. It still relies on traditional virtues, such as an integrated micro-SD slot and removable battery. But is that enough to survive in the highly competitive low-cost sector?...
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      CNET.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-06-22
      The inexpensive Samsung Galaxy J3 runs the current version of Android and takes nice daylight photos. It has a longlasting, removable battery and the camera app launches with a doubleclick of the home button.Its underpowered processor makes the photocapture slow enough to miss action shots
      There aren't many new phones you can compare to the 5-inch Samsung Galaxy J3. An extremely inexpensive device with parts to match, the phone nevertheless performed better than I expected, but never stellar. Battery life was strong, it ships with the curre...
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      cnet.com
      Reviewed on 2016-06-22
      The inexpensive Samsung Galaxy J3 runs the current version of Android and takes nice daylight photos. It has a longlasting, removable battery and the camera app launches with a doubleclick of the home button.Its underpowered processor makes the photocapture slow enough to miss action shots
      There aren't many new phones you can compare to the 5-inch Samsung Galaxy J3. An extremely inexpensive device with parts to match, the phone nevertheless performed better than I expected, but never stellar. Battery life was strong, it ships with the curre...
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      cnet.com.au
      Reviewed on 2016-06-22
      The inexpensive Samsung Galaxy J3 runs the current version of Android and takes nice daylight photos. It has a longlasting, removable battery and the camera app launches with a doubleclick of the home button.Its underpowered processor makes the photocapture slow enough to miss action shots
      There aren't many new phones you can compare to the 5-inch Samsung Galaxy J3. An extremely inexpensive device with parts to match, the phone nevertheless performed better than I expected, but never stellar. Battery life was strong, it ships with the curre...
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      recombu.com
      Reviewed on 2016-06-08
      Great expandability, Bright, vibrant screen, Good battery lifeIncoherent design, Low internal storage, So so performance
      The Galaxy J3 is one of the lesser publicised and more affordable offerings in Samsung's 2016 lineup, but is it worth picking up or best left alone?Spearheaded by the likes of 2014's Galaxy Alpha , Samsung has been striving for a more premium look and fee...
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      trustedreviews.com
      Reviewed on 2016-05-24
      Neat S7alike design, Punchy screenMediocre performance, Unremarkable camera, Annoying manual brightness screen
      What is the Samsung Galaxy J3? The Samsung Galaxy J3 is an affordable phone, the sort of handset you might buy outright to avoid signing up for a contract lasting longer than some marriages. It can be had for less than £150, but still includes a few highe...
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      laptopmedia.com
      Reviewed on 2016-05-21
      Super AMOLED HD display with high brightenss and contrast levels, Durable battery   Ultra power saving mode, UI with useful functions and applications, Low exterior temperatures after continuous load, 8MP rear camera with good image quality for the price...Nothing special in terms of CPU and GPU performance
      The Samsung Galaxy J line includes low and mid-range models, and it is easy to tell their hierarchy – the greater the number after J, the better the specs of the given phone are, and the higher the price, too.In the focus of this review shall be Samsung G...
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      techradar.com
      Reviewed on 2016-05-12
      Affordable, Similar dimensions to an S7, Color, rich screenAnnoying manual brightness, Not very powerful, Camera worse than best alternatives
      Not every phone can be the Samsung Galaxy S7. For one thing, not everyone can afford a Galaxy S7 – but for a while Samsung went dark on budget phones, to the disappointment of fans of the brand who lacked capacious wallets.However, it's fired out loads of...
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      91mobiles.com
      Reviewed on 2016-05-11
      Decent hardware, Longlasting battery, S Bike mode is extremely usefulDisplay isn't as sharp, Average cameras, Older build of Android, Internals not as powerful as the competition
      Even with the onslaught of Chinese players with their feature-packed smartphones at attractive price points, the Korean giant Samsung has been able to maintain its top spot. As per Canalys and IDC, the brand has been able to maintain a healthy lead in com...
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      pcmag.com
      Reviewed on 2016-05-10
      Affordable, Long battery life, Latest Android software, Rich, bright display, Expandable storage and removable batterySubpar call quality, Mediocre camera, Significant bloatware
      If you're looking for an affordable phone on a major carrier, you typically need to prepare to make a compromise. The $169.99 (full price) Samsung Galaxy J3 on AT&T doesn't buck this trend, but unlike many other affordable smartphones, you won't be compro...
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      techmagnifier.com
      Reviewed on 2016-05-04
      Unique SBike feature, Decent display, battery backup, NFC with Samsung PayEntry level chipset, Low internal storage, No Auto brightness sensor
      Samsung has been paying attention to both sides of the scale, keeping a balance in its craft of making smartphones. Though I won't call it the Buddha's middle way of living (we'll keep that for the new A-series) but it certainly has paid off the company i...
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      mobigyaan.com
      Reviewed on 2016-04-26
      Attractive Design, Bright Super AMOLED Display, Good Battery Life, Light Weight, 100 GB OneDrive cloud storage, PriceMediocre Performance, Average Camera
      Samsung released a smartphone from the new Galaxy J (2016) series, the Galaxy J3 which is focused on bike riders. It offers compelling features for bike riders so that they can get a control over the phone calls while they are riding a bike. Other things...
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      mobilephones.com
      Reviewed on 2016-04-25
      Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeThe Samsung Galaxy J3 offers a rich experience with a budget-friendly price tag. With a from £7.50 entry price on a 24 month contract or from £155 SIM free, the Samsung Galaxy J3 is priced to plea...
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