Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Pro is a small smart device with larger than life personality
Retailing at just Sh14,999 ($150) the phone is an improvement of the Grand Prime Plus and J3 2016 and packs quite a punch despite its small size.
Retailing at just Sh14,999 ($150) the phone targets entry level smarthphone users and is an improvement of the Grand Prime Plus and J3 2016, despite its small size the phone packs quite some punch.
Here are just some basic features before we go deep on what stands out on the phone.
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The first thing that you notice about Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Pro is its feather light weight and slim sexy body.
The phone weighs just 153 grams and has a thickness of 8.4mm and perfectly fits trousers’ and jackets pockets without as much as showing a bulge.
This is especially important to middle level managers who always own simple devices for business, Grand pro is the perfect solution as it oozes class while sitting on that mahogany desk and the apps are simple enough not to distract you.
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It is time to upgrade from those cheap ugly black phones which can wake up the dead when it rings with Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Pro.
Smart Wi-fi
You know that felling of leaving the office in a hurry with your phone at 50% and along the way you feel your phone is getting hot and hotter and upon checking it you realized the wifi was on and now the battery is at 20%.
Well, that will never happen to you if you own a Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Pro.
Grand Prime Pro has Smart Wi-Fi which automatically switch on and off when entering and exiting frequently used hotspots which will ensure durability of the battery life as the feature will stop the phone sapping the battery searching for non-existent hotspot.
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Camera
It is not a secret anymore, the selfie craze has taken over the world and consumers nowadays especially millennials’ literally buy phones depending on its camera and selfie ability and Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Pro does not disappoint in this sector.
Grand Prime Pro has an 8 megapixels camera at the back and a 5 megapixel front with an LED Flash camera for selfies.
In addition it has features such as geotagging, face detection and touch to focus.
Small phone with big storage size
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Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Pro 2018 comes with a 16GB internal memory, this is more than enough for many average users for their daily usage such as app installations, music, videos and files.
Should you however feel like increasing its capacity, you can buy an external memory card of upto 256GB.
Other features worth noting down is duplicate messenger apps such as Whatsapp, Facebook, Skype etc. and secure folder which enables users to create a private and fully encrypted space with an additional layer of protection they can only access which protects one’s private information, photos, documents and voice recording files in the they lose their phones.
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Despite its larger than life personality if you have owned other Samsung Galaxy brands, grand prime pro will disappoint you.
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The manufactures had entry level consumers in mind than veteran smart phone users.
Grand prime pro is a phone you buy after you have lost your prized S8+ than a long term daily phone.
The whole presentation and selection of apps is also not that exciting and so entry level users are prone to dump it and move to other higher exciting smartphones once they have had their feel.
The size is also another thing, after getting used to the normal 6.0 display; you will struggle adjusting to the smaller 5.0 inch display.
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