Another Addition To Samsung’s J Series: Galaxy J2 Ace Comes Out

A week after the Galaxy J1 4G surfaced, South Korean smartphone maker Samsung brought out another phone called the Galaxy J2 Ace, in order to bolster its J series of smartphones.

The Galaxy J2 Ace is an entry-level phone which would supposedly serve as the company’s most affordable one featuring a front camera with flash.

Running on Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the J2 Ace is powered by a 1.4GHz Quad Core processor along with 1.5GB RAM. The phone also comes with Turbo Speed Technology that further optimizes its RAM by making apps open up 40% faster.

Along with that, the Galaxy J2 Ace packs a 2,600mAh battery underneath its 5-inch qHD PLS TFT display and features an inbuilt storage capacity of 8GB which can be further extended up to 256GB.

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As far as the optics are concerned, the phone comes replete with an 8MP rear camera along with a 5MP camera on the front, each with standard f/2.2 aperture.

The Galaxy J2 Ace offers some software enhancements that are clubbed under Samsung’s ‘Make for India’ initiative, including Ultra Data Saving (UDS) mode, S Bike Mode, S Power Planning and S Secure.

The company’s latest entry-level 4G offering is now out in the market and is available in colors- Gold, Black and Silver. The Galaxy J2 ace is priced at Rs. 8,490 and would be available across all channels starting today.

With two back-to-back releases within a span of one week, Samsung is seemingly looking to strengthen its J series of smartphones, keeping in mind that the series is the bestselling series in the affordable segment.

Samsung Galaxy J2 Ace Specifications And Features