Galaxy J6: básico com ‘tela infinita’ e bateria que dura bastante | Review / Análise By TudoCelular

The year 2018 was the time when the so-called "Infinity Display" arrived for all smartphone segments. The first cheap Samsung device to receive the screen in this proportion was the Galaxy J6, successor of the J5 Pro that brings some improvements and also some setbacks. In the next few minutes we'll talk about these changes and see if the device is worth it. Come with us for the review of the Galaxy J6! Starting with the changes in design, the screen has different aspect ratio and brought some changes in the front, changing the location of the fingerprint reader to the rear. Another novelty is that the screen has increased by almost half an inch, but the device footprint basically has the same measurements. It is that the screen grew in height only, the width remained the same.

This reduced the edges and increased the screen to body ratio. Also changed, is the finish; the J5 Pro has a metal body, but the J6 has the whole body in plastic, excluding, of course, the front, which is glass with Gorilla Glass protection. The build quality is good with no large spaces between the side and the back cover - which is not removable. It has two trays for you to put a nano SIM in one and another nano SIM and a microSD in the other. Finally the J6 has a headphone jack and mono sound output on the right side, above the power button.

On the back, in addition to the fingerprint reader, it has a single lens camera and a LED flash, and no bump. In the box you will find the usual accessories, including the charger, microUSB cable, earphone and SIM ejection tool, besides the digital TV antenna - there is no case here for this model. The J6 went from 5.2 inches from the predecessor to 5.6. The total area increased about 6 square centimeters, but the increase is all in the upper and lower parts, as we have already explained. The resolution is HD +, and the Super AMOLED technology offers enough quality for you not to notice this difference in resolution.

Colors and contrast are very good with real blacks, and the brightness is great to use outdoors, lowering for comfortable use in dark environments. In addition, the J6 has a blue light filter for more comfort to your eyes, especially at night. The audio is due enough - the maximum volume is low and the sound is muffled which affects both the bass and the treble. The Galaxy J6 has a more modest hardware than its larger brother, the J8. Here we find the eternal Samsung Exynos 7870.

It is a platform with an eight-core processor, but by 2018 we can already consider "entry-level" no more mid-range. But let's talk about fluidity, since the specs appeared on the screen. The J6 leaves a little to be desired for heavier tasks. Our application opening test shows that the interface is a bit heavy for the hardware of this device, and with only 2 GB of RAM in the model we tested, the device can not handle all applications on the second lap. Good to remember that it has a version with 3 GB of RAM and more storage as well.

The score on AnTuTu was in the range of 60,000 points, which is the expected score for the chipset used. Of course, if you expect great fluidity to play games, you can forget. The Galaxy J6 will serve at most for lighter games, and even in those, it may show drops in the FPS from time to time. Having a modest chipset and a low resolution brings a great benefit, which is the battery life. We performed our standard real-use simulation done the same way across all devices and J6 endured twenty hours, beating J5 Pro in the same test.

And the fact of enduring enough time in use is essential. The standard charger that comes in the box with the J6 takes almost three hours only to fill the 3000 mAh battery from 0 to 100%. The J6 is not focused on camera experience, the sensor here is unique in the front and back there is nothing much. You can take some simple pictures for social networks but they are not images that jump to the eye. The photos come out with very low saturation, that is, with the colors washed out.

The richness of detail is not out of this world, staying within that expected for a simple device and in theory, cheap. And do not expect too much quality for low light shots as well. Selfies are also at most acceptable for the price range. Anyway, it's not a device that delivers great camera experience. The videos have Full HD resolution on the front and back camera, but the quality is not the best.

The audio captured is also pretty bad. The Samsung Experience 9.0 runs over Android 8.0 here on the J6. There is nothing very new about resources, which includes all the news presented last year. That is, it has dual-messenger and secure folder support, for example, among other features we have already talked about on several other Samsung handsets, when they were new. This model still has digital TV in the FullSeg standard, to achieve the best transmission quality it is recommended to use the adapter that comes with the unit, but a headphone also works as an antenna.

The most basic model of the Galaxy J6 arrived in Brazil for R$ 1300. Just like virtually every smartphone released here this year, the device has a very high launch price. But nowadays, you can find it for about R$ 700, which is fairer. The strengths here are the quality of the screen, the autonomy, and the quality of construction. Weaknesses, the audio is poor, the camera leaves something to be desired - even though it is not the focus of the device.

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