Leaked images of Samsung Galaxy J5 (2017) smartphone surfaces online

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The Samsung Galaxy S8 and the S8+ are currently the hot products from Samsung that are out right now. However, the company is also known for few of its mid-ranged budget offerings as well. On the same lines, the Galaxy J Series is quite popular for the mid-ranged devices. The next smartphone in this series is going to be the Galaxy J5. We have already spotted the device online a couple of times, which tells us that the launch is imminent. Now the device has been spotted yet again and this time around, we get to see it.

Yes, this upcoming mid-ranger from Samsung has made an appearance online showing us a glimpse of what to expect from it in future when it comes out. First off, we don’t have any other info about the device along with the images. Taking a look at the images, we can see that the device looks quite sleek. Do make a note that we don’t know the exact dimensions of the device just yet, but we like what we see here. Yes, we don’t have a radical design change here or anything like that, but it is not a particularly poor design as well.

Talking about the things which we know about the device so far, it looks like it will come with an Exynos 7870 chipset inside. It is also said that it will have a 12MP selfie shooter on the front which is definitely a huge upgrade from the last year’s 5MP shooter. Along with that, the rear camera will also have a 12MP sensor. On the front, for the display, it looks like we will be seeing a 4.8-inch display with the same resolution as that the 2016 variant. On the software side of things, we should see the Nougat based UI, however, we don’t have any confirmation on that and hence we suggest you stay tuned for more info.

Having said that, we would like to know what do you think of the device. Is this something that you are expecting from Samsung and looking forward to it? Be sure to let us know by dropping a comment down below and also, stay tuned to PhoneRadar for more info on this.

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