Although Samsung has a wide catalog of mid-range phones (Galaxy A), do not forget the cheapest range, the Galaxy J. The South Korean company has decided to update the Galaxy J2 Core, the cheapest phone in its catalog. The new 2020 version maintains the same design, screen size, and battery, but now has more storage.
Samsung Galaxy J2 Core (2020) has pronounced frames at the top and bottom, as well as a 5-inch LCD screen. The back does not change design either. Of course, polycarbonate remains and a single main camera in the center, accompanied by an LED flash. On the back, there is also the Samsung logo and the main speaker. The casing is removable. Inside is the battery, which is also interchangeable. The terminal maintains the Exynos 7570 processor that we saw in the original Galaxy J2 Core, in this case, accompanied by 1 GB of RAM. It draws power from the 2,600 mAh battery (according to the manufacturer, it lasts 14 hours in Internet browsing). This year you get 16GB built-in, 11.7GB of which is available to use (the rest is reserved by the system). And speaking of system, it has Android Go in its version 8.0 (Oreo). This edition of the operating system takes up less memory and optimizes the apps to achieve adequate performance. One of the most interesting features of Android Go is that we can move the main applications to SD memory.