This is the first Samsung smartphone without internet access

Samsung has now introduced its own smartphone for students in South Korea. Unlike any other smartphone, the Galaxy J2 Pro has no WiFi, no LTE or other features. It has no connection to the Internet.

The Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro is a device with a 5-inch QHD AMOLED display. Inside is a 1,4 GHz quad-core processor with 1,5 GB RAM. Although the device name includes "Pro", this is more of a low-end smartphone. The internal storage capacity is 16 GB. If that is still not enough for your internet-free smartphone, you can expand the storage using a micro SD card. The battery with a capacity of 2600 mAh should last longer than 2 days. For photos, there is a main camera with 8 MP and a front camera with 5 megapixels.

Unfortunately it was from the South Korean group in the context of the press release It has not been disclosed which operating system the smartphone is based on. It is assumed that the J2 Pro runs on Android. Of course, there is no way to download apps; at most, this would be possible by sideloading via the PC. However, not many apps are likely to work on it, due to the lack of an internet connection. LTE, 3G and WLAN are really foreign concepts here.

Samsung appeals to students

The Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro is aimed at students who would otherwise be distracted by their smartphones. After successfully completing the course, the J2 Pro will be credited towards the purchase of a smartphone from the Galaxy S or A series. This makes it a good alternative for smartphone fans who can do without the Internet but still don't want to get the dusty Nokia out of the drawer. As an extra feature, an offline dictionary is pre-installed on the smartphone.

For the first time, the smartphone appears only in South Korea at a price of the equivalent of 145 euros. Black and gold should be available as color variants. Will the smartphone sell?

Street: NewsCouch