is the difference between the Samsung A, Samsung J and Samsung S mobile phones?

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Al-Hasan Ali
Al-Hasan Ali, Social Media Influencer at Samsung Mobile (2015-present)
Answered Jun 13

The major difference between this devices categories is the targeted market, cost-
based audience preference, and competitors devices.

So, if you have a company that wish to take over flagship market, you would
consider manufacturing flagship smartphones, but if you stay in this territory, you
will lose low-end smartphones share market. Then, you will consider manufacturing
other low-end smartphones to take over its market.. and so on.

In general, the difference for you as a consumer is in the cost of each category�s
devices, offcourse low cost means low specifications for a device. Better
specifications = higher cost.

Here is a brief description of Samsung galaxy serieses lineup (plus represents 100$
US):

Galaxy J Series:

Tend to be built using low cost hardware. Designed to be a low-end smartphone but
with an average performance.

Price tag: ++

Galaxy A Series:

Tend to be more like a Galaxy C series with a small drop off in specifications.
Designed to be a mid-range smartphone with a good performance.

Price tag: +++

Galaxy C Series:

Tend to be using specifications close to S series, sometimes better on paper in two

or more aspects (e.g: Galaxy C9 Pro has a 6GB RAM and a 4000mAh battery, while
Galaxy S7 has a 4GB RAM and a 3600mAh battery, both 2016 phones).

Price tag: ++++

Galaxy S Series:

Tend to be samsung�s interface in smartphones world, designed with the most

powerfull available hardware that samsung claims to have, uesd to show off the
company�s best smartphones industrial design. Not mandatory to have the best specs
on paper in every aspect (e.g: known by an average battery life, not the best
available).

Price tag: ++++++

Galaxy Note Series:

Tend to be a pumped up S series with an overall improvements, an all-new stylus: S

Pen, a better hardware, bigger screen size, slightly updated UI. Not mandatory to
be better than S series in every aspect (e.g: Galaxy S7 has a 3600mAh battery,
while Galaxy Note7 has a 3500mAh battery. Galaxy S6 has an IR blaster, while Galaxy
Note5 doesn't).

Price tag: ++++++++

The relation between the categories can be represented as follows:

J < A < C < S < Note

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