Launched earlier last week, the Samsung Galaxy J1 2016 was not only priced at RM449, it also came free with a YES 4G LTE prepaid SIM card preloaded with 30GB of data (15GB a month x 2). We managed to do an unboxing and go hands-on with both but you can see the results for yourself below. Stay tuned for the full review and more at TechNave.com.
The Samsung Galaxy J series have typically been known more for their value pricing than for their features but Samsung recently refreshed this series for 2016 and the Samsung Galaxy J1 (2016) is the updated entry-level Samsung Galaxy smartphone for this year. Featuring a solid plastic chassis made to look like metallic bodied smartphone, the Galaxy J1 offers a number of improvements over its predecessors. Find out if they are good enough for you to go out and get a new Galaxy J1 (2016) in our review below.
Just yesterday, both YES 4G LTE by YTL and Webe digital launched their mobile plans for Malaysia. Both are using WiMax technology to help support their 4G connectivity and offer some super interesting features to stay connected. Since we had both the YES 4G LTE prepaid SIM card and a Webe digital SIM we took them for a spin with Speedtest.net to check speed and connections in random locations around Malaysia. Which was faster and more stable? Read on to find out.
| 1. | Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra | RM 5199 |
|---|---|---|
| 2. | Oppo Find X2 Pro | RM 4350 |
| 3. | Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G | RM 4299 |
| 4. | Oppo Reno 4 Pro | RM 2399 |
| 5. | Samsung Galaxy Note 20 | RM 3899 |
| 6. | Realme X50 Pro 5G | RM 2499 |
| 7. | Oppo Reno 4 | RM 1699 |
| 8. | Realme 6 Pro | RM 1175 |
| 9. | Oppo A92 | RM 999 |
| 10. | Samsung Galaxy A51 | RM 1069 |
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