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Samsung Galaxy J5 NFC and 4G
Does this come with NFC and 4G, because I was trying to find the cheapest option to buy it and on Vodafone's website it says that it's not 4G, whereas on other websites it says that it has?
What's everybody's opinion about this phone? Good and Bad opinons are welcome. |
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It supports 4G and NFC as stated on Samsungs website. It does not support 2600MHz which Vodafone use for 4G in selected places but supports 800MHz which is their main frequency for 4G as well as 1800MHz which sees little use.
This review says it's good value for money but the camera isn't great. Plus if you want software updates forget it. Samsung struggle to update flagship phones and budget phones get abandoned. http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/mobil...-moto-g-killer http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/m...SM-J500FZKABTU |
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Its also worth considering that the J5 was released in June 2015 and will be due for replacement with this years model. Likewise its competitor the Moto G will be unveiled in 2 weeks time.
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It supports 4G and NFC as stated on Samsungs website. It does not support 2600MHz which Vodafone use for 4G in selected places but supports 800MHz which is their main frequency for 4G as well as 1800MHz which sees little use.
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Where does it say it doesn't support 2600MHz?
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It supports 4G and NFC as stated on Samsungs website. It does not support 2600MHz which Vodafone use for 4G in selected places but supports 800MHz which is their main frequency for 4G as well as 1800MHz which sees little use.
This review says it's good value for money but the camera isn't great. Plus if you want software updates forget it. Samsung struggle to update flagship phones and budget phones get abandoned. |
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I find the battery life really good on this phone and the display is not bad either.
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I have a choice as to which one I should get:
Samsung Galaxy J5. Motorola Moto G3 4G. IPhone 5s. Sony Xperia M4 Aqua. |
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Well for a start do you want a large or smaller display?
The 5s obviously has a much smaller screen than the other three. |
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I have a choice as to which one I should get:
Samsung Galaxy J5. Motorola Moto G3 4G. IPhone 5s. Sony Xperia M4 Aqua. http://www.sammobile.com/2016/04/20/...7-2016-europe/ http://www.sammobile.com/2016/04/29/...e-for-e275-69/ |
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I have a choice as to which one I should get:
Samsung Galaxy J5. Motorola Moto G3 4G. IPhone 5s. Sony Xperia M4 Aqua. |
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The weakest part isn't the camera but the relatively small 8gig of built in RAM.
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Well for a start do you want a large or smaller display?
The 5s obviously has a much smaller screen than the other three. Large screen and a good camera. |
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