Samsung Galaxy Express Prime 3 for AT&T shows up in official renders

by Cosmin Vasile / May 14, 2018, 11:28 AM

Samsung Galaxy Express Prime 3 for AT&T shows up in official renders

Samsung is expected to launch a plethora of Galaxy J smartphones in the next month or so, and some of these entry- and mid-level handsets are likely to make it to the United States. However, US carriers will use different names for the upcoming Galaxy J smartphones, so it might be confusing to talk about them before they're officially introduced.

One of the unannounced entry-level smartphones, Samsung plans to launch very soon in the US is the Galaxy Express Prime 3. This specific Galaxy J series phone will be available for purchase at AT&T, but other carriers in the US, such as T-Mobile and Verizon, will offer the device as well, but customers will find it under a different moniker, and possibly with slight specs differences.

What we know about the Galaxy Express Prime 3 is that it packs an Exynos 7570 processor, 2GB RAM and 16GB expandable storage. We have yet to learn anything about the phone's display and camera, but we would also like to know when AT&T plans to launch it and how much it will cost.

The pictures that popped up online these days show the front and back sides of the phone and confirm some of the specs: USB port, 3.5mm audio jack, single lens camera with LED flash, front camera, and Home button.

It's also worth mentioning that some of these low-end Samsung smartphones may be available at Cricket Wireless for those who would rather buy a prepaid handset.

source: SamMobile

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5 Comments

1. warrenellis93

Posts: 550; Member since: Jul 21, 2011

I guess putting exynos in it is good but design wise is not what was rumored from the 2018 j series. Hopefully that is because this is the smallest one.

posted on May 14, 2018, 11:40 AM 0

2. kiko007

Posts: 7503; Member since: Feb 17, 2016

Samsung’s Mobile portfolio is incredibly convoluted and filled to the brim with mounds of useless garbage phones that damage the branding. There’s literally no reason a phone like this should exist in 2018, especially with the “Galaxy” branding.

posted on May 14, 2018, 12:13 PM 1

3. sissy246

Posts: 7124; Member since: Mar 04, 2015

It's not great but I would consider this for a kids first time phone if it cheap enough. But then I don't believe in buy any phone over $300 for a kid.