Samsung’s J series has been a success for the past few years in the budget market, Samsung previously announced Samsung Galaxy J2 2017 which is now available in the markets. After introducing J2 2017 variant a few weeks ago, Samsung now continues to upgrade its J2 series product line.
The new handset in this series is Samsung Galaxy J2 pro (2017) model, there is not much known about the device yet but this variant will come with the removable battery. Reportedly, the phone has cleared US FCC and the Bluetooth SIG.
According to the listing, the phone is SM-J250F which is allegedly the 2017 variant of Galaxy J2 pro. The phone might launch in the next month or two still depends on the final news about its launching.
Removable battery is long missing from the smartphones, this might create more control over the device, it is still to watch why Samsung is attaching removable battery with this smartphone.
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 is also doing well in the market according to the reports, despite having previous doubts the phone is able to get enough eyes and hands on it.
However, Samsung Galaxy X is being seen as the Samsung’s top flagship which is mulling to compete recently released iPhone X. The reports say Galaxy X might beat Apple’s iPhone X in the near future both in terms of quality/features and in sales.
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