Galaxy J3 (6) The new S Bike Mode feature given in it has been made keeping in mind that the upcoming phone call does not have any problem for the two-wheeler. Once this feature is activated, the Galaxy J3 (6) user will find out the call coming from the feature called ‘Smart Reply’. For user convenience Samsung The S Bike Mode has been made default in the quick setting panel.
Along with this, users can also activate this mode by tapping the Galaxy J3 (6) with NFC tags coming together in the retail box. The company says that NFC tag can be pasted on the bike’s petrol tank or helmet, so that users can easily activate and deactivate this mode.
During riding, the caller will find out from a pre-ridged message that the user is not able to take a call at the moment. While this mode remains active, the user will not find the call coming due to no vibration or ring at the time of the upcoming call, nor will he have any kind of problem. However, people calling the Galaxy J3 (6) user will be able to call directly by pressing the number 1 in the event of an emergency.
Samsung has also given an additional feature -short lock to protect the rider. This feature ensures that the rider stops his vehicle at a halt before responding to the emergency call. To disable S bike mode, the user has to tap and hold the button on the screen.
S bike mode is easy to use and it also shows the list of calls that the user could not take during riding. The Galaxy J3 (6) user by smart reply will be able to send a written message in which the user can give information about when his journey will end and when he will be able to talk. Samsung also introduced a reward plan for Galaxy J3 (6) users, so that active rider can get Rs 1,500 every month on freecharge.
According to Samsung, the S Bike Mode given in the J series like ultra data saving mode has also been developed at Samsung’s Indian R&D Center.
Samsung India Senior Vice President Asim Warsi said that after some time this mode will be available for all 4G smartphones of Samsung Galaxy J Series.
Talk about the Galaxy J3 (6) smartphone, it looks like the company’s second Galaxy J-Series handset. This phone will be available in black, white and gold color variants.
After taking it in hand for the first time, we found this phone made of plastic. Galaxy J3 (6) with a 5 inch display is convenient to use one hand. Its round edge and Fox leather rear cover make it easier to catch it. Overall, the Galaxy J3 (6) makes us feel Samsung’s Galaxy design.
The front of the phone has a 5 -inch Super AMOLED display, which makes the viewing angle good. Samsung’s signature at the bottom of the display is a physical home button and capacitive buttons. There is a Samsung logo and a 5 -megapixel front camera at the top of the display. The volume button is left and the power button is on the right side.
Talk about the rear, there is an 8 megapixel camera with LED flash. The rear panel of Galaxy J3 (6) is removable like the second handset of the J series. On opening the rear cover, two SIM card slots, a microSD card slot and 2600 mAh battery can be seen. Galaxy J3 (6) weighing just 138 grams feels very light from the second smartphone of this size available in the market.
The handset has a 1.5 GHz quad-core processor and 1.5 GB RAM. 8 GB storage can be increased to 128 GB with the help of microSD card. The phone supports 4G LTE. The Galaxy J3 (6) runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop with Samsung’s Touchwiz UI. Talking about the software, Samsung claims that with the help of ultra data saving (UDS) mode given in the phone, customers will be able to save 50 percent mobile data. The company says that this feature will also save data in the music streaming app.
We did not see any problem in its touch and multitasking only after spending some time with Samsung Galaxy J3 (6). In the indoor, the 8 -megapixel camera of the phone came in the artificial light, although we did not get a chance to take pictures in sunlight. The front camera brings a good selfie to the indoor but there is a lack of detailing. However, by taking the performance of the phone and the camera, we cannot tell any final decision until we test the device in our review.
The Samsung Galaxy J3 (6) aka Galaxy J3 (2016) smartphone has been launched in India with a price of Rs 8,990. With this price, the phone will compete with a phone with a budget less than Rs 10,000. The unique S bike mode can prove to be special for the sale of the phone but will have to wait whether people really like this mode or not.