When Apple launched the iPhone SE 2020 with the body of iPhone 8 but the brains of the iPhone 11 Series, and have it priced for P26,490, it immediately generated interest. Samsung, on the other end, is (kinda) trying to do that, too. In 2020, the South Korean company is re-launching the Galaxy J2 Core of 2018 but with double the storage from 8GB to 16GB. Coming in Black, Gold, and Blue colors, the cheapest Samsung phone is available in India with a price of INR 6,300(~P4,200).
Samsung Galaxy J2 Core retains the old body that features a removable battery, huge bezels, and polycarbonate build. The same goes for the software version which is Android 8.1 Oreo (Go Edition). On the flip end, it still supports LTE connection and dual-SIM with a dedicated microSD slot. We’re not entirely sure who would buy this cheap phone, but if you’re looking for a music player of some sort, this may be something you’d want.
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