Looks like the South Korean smartphone giant is not only working on the upcoming Galaxy Note 8 but also has big ambitions to hit big in the mid and entry tier market again and again. After launching the mid-level smartphone J5 Pro this week, the company recently unveiled its new phone. The new phone is called Galaxy On Max and it should be available for sale soon.
The phone is a fairly well equipped with specs, the phone has a 5.7 inch Full HD display and t runs on an octa-core MediaTek MTK P25 SoC, in which 4 cores are clocked at 2.39 GHz and remaining are clocked at 1.69 GHz to conserve power. The phone has 4 gigs of RAM and it comes with 32 GB of internal storage, which, Just like Galaxy S8, can be expanded up to 256 GB using microSD cards.
Looking at the specs, it seems clear that the company has focused most of its efforts on the camera department. The phone has a 13-megapixel front camera and the rear camera is the same. The front camera has a f/1.9 aperture and the rear one has the aperture set to f/1.7 which should perform better in low-light condition. Interestingly enough, both front and back cameras come with LED flash.
Galaxy On Max will support Samsung Pay Mini for making cardless payments and it has NFC and VoLTE too. The phone will cost around $260 (almost 17,000 INR) and should be available in stores soon.
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