Now it's no surprise that Samsung is working on a new generation Galaxy J5 for 2016, which will bring a few improvements compared to its predecessor. The current generation has been on the market for about half a year and we only had the opportunity to test ours in September / September, so it is possible that Galaxy The J5 (2016) will hit the market in a few months. But that's okay, because by then Samsung will have plenty of time to fine-tune all aspects of the new phone. But we already practically know what he will offer.
We learned the details thanks to the benchmark GFXBench. The prototype of the phone, labeled SM-J510X, has a slightly larger display with a diagonal of 5.2" and preserved HD resolution. There have been minor changes under the hood, the phone is still powered by a Snapdragon 410 chip with a frequency of 1.2 GHz, but this time combined with 2GB of RAM (which is 512MB more) and offers 16GB of storage, twice as much as the original J5. In addition, we find a 13-megapixel camera on the back, which is practically the same as today's J5. The front camera still has a resolution of 5 megapixels, but its not very good quality and the presence of an LED flash are questionable.
