We take a closer look at the Samsung Galaxy J2 versus the Nexbit Robin smartphone.
The Gadgets
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Features: The phone is 5.5 inches with a resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels and it runs on the latest version of Android. The phone includes the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 8953 and the storage is 32 GB. There's a 16 MP rear camera and a 8 MP front camera with all the latest features like autofocus and geo tagging. Other noteworthy features include voice commands as well as an accelerometer.
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Features: The phone is designed to be held in any user’s hand comfortably. The screen size is 5.2 inches with a resolution of 1080 pixels IPS LCD. The phone runs on the latest version of Android. There is a 13 MP rear camera and a 5 MP front camera. What makes this phone stand out is the memory features, because the phone is designed to have unlimited storage. Memory capability includes 3 GB RAM, plus 32 GB storage and another 100 GB of storage available online. Additional noteworthy features include the phone’s unlocked SIM, meaning the user can go with any provider they want. Plus, the phone has one main power button with a finger sensor that removes the need of a password.
The Comparison
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Memory |
Camera |
Cool features |
Processor |
Battery |
Price |
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32 GB storage |
16 MP rear camera + 8 MP front camera |
Voice commands + an accelerometer |
Octa-core, 2000 MHz, ARM Cortex-A53, 64-bit |
Cost: $205 US |
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3 GB RAM + 32 GB storage + 100 GB extra storage |
13 MP rear camera+ 5 MP front camera |
Unlimited storage + unlocked SIM |
2 GHz hexa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor |
2680mAh non removable battery |
Cost: $299 US |
The Results
The Samsung smartphone is a great option, especially because it is cheaper and has great cameras. However, the Nexbit Robin is only slightly more expensive and it is well worth it. The memory capabilities are exceptional, it has a larger battery and the unlocked SIM design is great to prevent users from being stuck with a specific phone provider. Ultimately, both are great choices if you need a new smartphone!
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Maresah Dharmoo
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