Samsung has just unveiled the successor to the popular Galaxy Y budget smartphone in the Galaxy Y Plus. The phone looks more like a Galaxy Pocket though and features a 2.8 inch display along with dual-sim compatibility.
Here are the full specs of the phone:
- Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
- 2.4 inch display with resolution of 240 x 320 pixels
- Dual-sim compatibility
- Weight: 96g
- 12.98mm thick
- 850 Mhz single-core processor
- 4GB internal storage with memory card slot
- 2mp rear-camera
- Wifi, GPS, Bluetooth, microUSB
- 1200 mAh battery
The phone will retail for around $150 or about 17000 in Pakistani rupees. For that money nowadays you can easily buy a much more powerful smartphone, even with dual-sim compatibility. The biggest blow however is from Samsung itself. The phone has a smaller display compared to its predecessor and with a processor this weak, respectable performance cannot be expected.
It depends on the users though, what they select for themselves.
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Why would someone waste money on this kind of small phone at that much high price
This phone didnt seem to be that much expensive
i think dual sim mobile is not working better then single cim…galaxy must be standard for a single sim