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Samsung Galaxy J4 Surfaces on Official Support Pages, Live Images Leak

Samsung Galaxy J4 Surfaces on Official Support Pages, Live Images Leak

By Sumit Chakraborty | Updated: 8 May 2018 16:55 IST

Photo Credit: Blog of Mobile

Highlights

Live images of Galaxy J4 have been leaked online
Smartphone has received FCC certification
It will not sport Infinity Display

Samsung appears to be planning to expand its affordable Galaxy J-series smartphones this year, and a recent report also claimed that four new models will be arriving in May. Earlier, we saw the upcoming Galaxy J6 and Galaxy J8 in benchmarks, and now it's time to look at the yet-unannounced Galaxy J4. The smartphone has been spotted in leaked live images as well as across official support pages on several Samsung websites. It is yet another indication that the South Korean giant will soon unveil the new handset.

The Galaxy J4 (SM-J400) smartphone has been spotted across official support pages on Samsung's India, Philippines, and Saudi Arabia sites. The details confirm the existence of the handset and reveal that the company may launch it in these three countries initially. However, they did not reveal too much in terms of specifications.

Further to the listings in Samsung's support pages, live images of the Galaxy J4 have also surfaced online. The smartphone has been submitted to the National Communication Propagation Committee (NCC) of Taiwan for approval and Blog of Mobile has spotted images of the handset on the agency's website. As per the images, the Galaxy J4 will not have a metal unibody design. Also, the smartphone will have a removable back and possibly bear a replaceable battery. Notably, the smartphone has also received Bluetooth and Wi-Fi certifications.

The alleged Galaxy J4 images suggest that the smartphone will not sport Infinity Display. The smartphone will retain the physical home button at the front. Interestingly, Samsung is said to be planning to launch four new Galaxy J-Series smartphones with Infinity Displays in India in May.

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