Full Specification

Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Smartphone - The actual Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime comes with an ambitious name, but behind it's an ordinary midrange cellular phone. It puts functionality in advance of screen fidelity, throwing all the pixels they may afford in the front facing camera as an alternative. As with various other Galaxy Grand Smartphone, dual-SIM is usually an option, this one though is the first 64-bit phone within the line.

The Galaxy Grand Prime Smartphone is headed for developing markets where affordable phones with large screens with underwhelming pixel density have been in high demand. In this instance we're talking some sort of 5" TFT connected with qHD resolution (540 a 960px) boiling because of 220ppi. 720p is becoming common in the midrange right now, but don't enable tech geeks and sales representatives overstate how important it's - most lap tops and desktop displays have half which.

The phone does subscribe to some buzzwords, though neither ones contains "ppi". The front-facing camera comes with an 85° wide-angle contact lens and shoots 5MP stills along with 1080p videos, while Snapdragon 410 chipset contains four of ARM's 64-bit allowed Cortex-A53 cores.

Although practically in most regions the Grand Prime review  is a dual-SIM package, a single-SIM version can be acquired too. Neither solution has LTE online connectivity, as only your dedicated version with the Chinese market provides LTE support.

The screen specification of Grand Prime Reviews is the major worry here - qHD will be stretched pretty thin using a 5" diagonal. 220ppi is nothing to write down home about, but Samsung has plans how the Galaxy Lavish Prime can compete with brand names a Moto Gary the gadget guy (2014).

First up is a solid camera department, starting with your 5MP/1080p selfie digital camera. If you available your gallery and the majority photos have your face in them, that one is for people. The 8MP/1080p back camera is usually on the better side on the midrange market.

Next is the new chipset, Snapdragon 410. ARM claims that Cortex-A53 gives a "significantly higher performance" within the A7 used throughout Snapdragon 400. Meanwhile the Adreno 306 GPU offers power savings in comparison to the 305 in your older chipset. We'll cover each performance and power usage in more detail in a handful of chapters, but the Lavish Prime won't view a return on your 64-bit chipset unless it's updated in order to Lollipop (which provides dedicated 64-bit optimizations).

The key competition for your Galaxy Grand Prime reviews doesn't come from proven players, it's the intense pricing of newcomers which is giving Samsung your headaches. Is the Lavish Prime the the necessary painkiller or an also-ran? Hopefully, you'll find your answer next dozen pages or so.