Samsung Galaxy J6 Review: Camera test, gaming review & more By GadgetByte

The J Series is one of the most beloved and highest selling mid-range lineups from Samsung. However, it seems like it hasn't been able to keep up with the Chinese rent. So can they recently learn? Samsung Galaxy j6 with the infinity display, reclaim their position in the market, let's find out in this review, but before we start as I always say to not forget to hit the subscribe button and the bell icon so that you get notified each time. Our video goes live starting from the design. I must say: I love how it looks. The J 6 comes with a slender and smooth design, which looks and feels great enhance, attractive.

As it looks, it's slim body makes it comfortable to hold and easy even for one-hand usage. The plastic bag is neither mad nor glossy, so there will be no annoying smudges and fingerprints on the back. However, it is quite smooth, so it frequently slipped from my hand. Samsung is marketing its display as the infinity display, which till date was only found in flagship like s9, however, keeping it side by side with the s9, you can easily fight the bezels at the top and at the bottom, which begs the question: is this really an infinity display the 5.6 inch Super AMOLED display with its trendy 18.5 Vista 9 aspect ratio looks very attractive, although the resolution is only HD watching. Videos in the AMOLED panel is quite vivid and a treat to eyes.

The viewing angles are quite decent too. The display is quite bright as well. It works fairly in sunlight, even when it is in 75 percent brightness. One thing I wish this smartphone has is auto brightness and since it does not have auto brightness, you need to automatically adjust the brightness moving on to the software department. The J 6 runs on Android or EO.

The UI looks quite similar to the S 9 -. Some features like always on the slate, since it also lacks notification. Led I had to manually check for any notification, which is bothersome at times come on. Samsung's notification. Led is not a feature.

You should exclude in 2018 I have always liked the Samsung knew I had to do smooth and easy to use. Samsung has included some structure, features like s-health, secure, folder and Samsung things. However, I found apps like my galaxy Samsung, mall, Samsung, Max and Samsung pay me need to be useless and the fact that you can't uninstall them is very annoying. Also, you can't uninstall any of the pre-installed Microsoft apps. Now the performance, the j7 2016 j7, Pro j7, prime g7x, wait a second ring a bell.

These are the smartphones that used this exile, 787 0 chipsets, and this one uses the same now. I'm not saying it is a bad chipset of something because it's based on an energy-efficient, 14, nm process, but I think Samsung should have opted for the Hello P 60 or the Snapdragon 636, or its own exile, 785 chipsets on to the real-life performance. The phone performed well during my usage. To be honest, I did not expect it to perform so well. It didn't lag or heat up at normal usage of Facebook and Instagram.

Maybe the performance is good because it only has to power in HD display now talking about multitasking. It takes a while when switching between apps, but that's only when there is a lot of apps running in the background, animations and transitions on the galaxy K 6 have been cut down to a minimum. So even though it offers 3gb of ram, it doesn't feel like its insufficient playing. Low-End games like knife hit Alto is decent, and it does not heat up even to 15 minutes of continuous gameplay. If you don't like graphic intensive games, the phone provides you satisfactory performance in everyday tasks, but if you are a pop G player, you don't want to play it in this one.

Now, let's talk about the cameras, the single 13 megapixels back camera captures above-average tealight photos in auto mode, but in pro mode you can tweak the settings to get better results. The sharpness and detail are good too color. Reproduction, however, is a hit or miss which can easily be noticed on the Super AMOLED display. The dynamic range is also pretty average for the price low light images are not bad, and I found the color reproduction on the low light to be surprisingly better than the daylight images. The 8 megapixel selfie camera on the front was quite impressive, though the selfies come out quite good, even under low lighting.

I personally think that the pictures taken from the front camera better than that from the rear camera the battery of the j6 amazed me, the 3000 mAh battery easily lasts for an entire day, including long calls on messenger and extensive gaming. The battery easily lasted for about 6 hours, even while extensive usage, a drawback of the battery is the charging is very slow. It takes about three hours to charge up 200% now here are answers to some of the questions that you have asked us on our Instagram page. By the way, do you follow us and ask us questions on our Instagram page, because if you don't please to ask questions, and you will get a chance to get featured on our upcoming videos, so the first question is after Mr. some tape, and he is asking: how is the speaker quality on the j6? The answer is speaker is on the right and is located in a VIR location.

However, it gives quite loud and crisp sound. The second question is asked a Mr. ashes Salman, and he is as if the Samsung Galaxy j6 have a fingerprint scanner and facial unlock. Yes, the fingerprint sensor is located at the rear, and it's quite accurate, but it's not the fastest out there. The facial unlock works fairly in daylight.

It takes some time before it unlocks the face. So to conclude, I think the Samsung Galaxy j6 is a decent choice. It's got a good design, a trendy 18.5 is 2/9 AMOLED display, surprisingly good performance and an excellent battery life. Also, Samsung has the plan appreciation and is probably the safest choice when it comes to after-sale services and warranty here in the bud. However, the mid-range price segment is getting more competitive, and you can easily get the Xiaomi Redmi s 2 or the Xiaomi me Avon, or the Huawei y9 that offers more for this price.

So that is all for the review. Tell us what you think about the Samsung Galaxy j6 in the comment section below I am pretty Dakar, and I love. You.

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