Samsung’s Galaxy J3 (2017) that has a model number of SM-J330F was launched in July this year. Now, an unreleased Samsung phone with model number SM-J337 has appeared on GFXBench through which its key specifications have been revealed. It is assumed this smartphone may arrive as a variant of the Galaxy J3 (2017) that will be launching next year.
The alleged variant of the Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) has entry-level specs as it features a 5-inch display that carries support for HD resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels. It seems to be fueled by an Exynos chipset that includes a 1.5 GHz quad-core Cortex A53 processor and Mali-G71 graphics. The handset is running on Android 7.1.1 Nougat OS.
The GFXBench listing suggests that the smartphone could be featuring 2 GB of RAM and an internal storage of 16 GB. For photography, it has an 8-megapixel rear camera and 5-megapixel frontal snapper.
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The Galaxy J3 (2017) that was unveiled in June this year has a 5-inch HD display and it is powered by Exynos 7570 chipset and 2 GB of RAM. The native storage of the smartphone is 16 GB. It has a rear camera of 13-megapixel and a front-facing camera of 5-megapixel. It is fueled by 2,400mAh battery. The J3 (2017) comes in multiple colors like white, black, gold and blue.
The specifications of the Samsung SM-J337 smartphone is very similar to the Galaxy J7 (2017). However, SM-J337 seems to feature a downgraded camera.
In January this year, Samsung had launched Galaxy J3 (2017) Emerge phone that has a model number of SM-J327. The smartphone was launched through various carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint and Cricket in the U.S. Since SM-J327 phone was launched in the U.S., it was driven by Snapdragon 425/430 chipset. The Galaxy J3 (2017) smartphone was introduced later on in this year is packed with better specs.
The SM-J337 could be another low-end variant of the upcoming Galaxy J3 (2017) that may launch soon. Since it is powered by Exynos chipset, it could be a non-U.S. variant or an unlocked model for the U.S.
