Reasons to buy Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) and Galaxy J7 (2016)

Samsung on Monday unveiled its Galaxy J5 (2016) and Galaxy J7 (2016) phones. Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) can be purchased for Rs 13,990 and Samsung Galaxy J7 (2016) for Rs 15,990. Both the handsets will be available on e-commerce site Flipkart. Remember that both the smartphones are upgraded variants of Galaxy J7 and Galaxy J5 launched last year. In such a situation, Samsung hopes that it will be able to capitalize on the popularity of the previous variants through the new device.

This is possible, let us know the reason for this…

price
Samsung launched the Galaxy J5 (2016) in South Korea for 290,000 Korean Won (approximately Rs 16,900) and the Samsung Galaxy J7 (2016) for 363,000 Korean Won (approximately Rs 21,157).
Devices with exactly the same specifications have been launched in India also. Now if we compare the price, Samsung has surprised everyone. The prices of these handsets in India are much lower than in South Korea.

display
Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) has a 5.2-inch display and Samsung Galaxy J7 (2016) has a 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display. The displays of both the handsets have HD resolution. Users will really like this feature.

s bike mode
Keeping the bike rider in mind, Samsung has given S Bike Mode feature in Galaxy J3 (6). The company has also made this feature a part of both these handsets. Its purpose is to free the user from the tension of using the phone while riding a bike. Samsung has provided an NFC sticker with this handset which you can stick on the petrol tank of your bike. As soon as you activate the S Bike Mode toggle, your safe journey will begin. While this mode is active, you will not receive any phone call notification. With the help of Smart Reply feature, the person calling will get an automatic reply through a recorded message in 14 languages.

UADS (Ultra Data Saving)
Samsung has also been hyping this feature. It has been made a part of Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) and Galaxy J7 (2016). The company says that by keeping this mode active, users consume up to 50 percent less internet despite accessing maximum internet.