Galaxy A30s vs Galaxy J6+
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Galaxy A30s
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£71.41£239.99 new
Galaxy J6+
Starting at
£65.00What's the difference between the Galaxy A30s and Galaxy J6+?
Galaxy A30s vs J6+ comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Refurbished, the Galaxy J6+ starts at £65, £6.41 less than the Galaxy A30s. The Galaxy A30s is the newer model, released in 2019.
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- Chipset: Exynos 7904 on the Galaxy A30s, Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 on the Galaxy J6+.
- The Galaxy A30s has more RAM: 4 GB vs 3 GB.
- The Galaxy A30s has a bigger battery: 4000 mAh vs 3300 mAh.
Galaxy A30s vs Galaxy J6+ specs
The Galaxy A30s and Galaxy J6+ differ in screen size and type, camera resolution, memory, and SIM card options. The Galaxy A30s offers a larger 6.4 inch Super AMOLED screen with higher resolution and more RAM, making it suitable for those who want a bigger, sharper display and smoother app performance. It also has higher megapixel counts on both front and main cameras, which suits photography enthusiasts or anyone wanting more detailed photos. The Galaxy J6+ has a smaller 6 inch IPS LCD screen and less memory but includes dual physical SIM slots, appealing to users who need to manage two phone numbers.
Galaxy A30s vs Galaxy J6+ price
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Galaxy A30s vs Galaxy J6+ battery life and software updates
Durability covers software updates, operating system, and build characteristics.
Software Updates
This means both phones run older versions of the operating system.
Operating System
Both devices run on the Android operating system. This offers a familiar interface and access to a wide range of apps for users comfortable with Android phones.
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Galaxy A30s vs Galaxy J6+ performance
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Galaxy A30s vs Galaxy J6+ screen
Screen quality differs notably between the two devices in terms of size, resolution, and display technology. These factors influence how you view content and how much screen space you have.
Screen Size
The Galaxy A30s has a 6.4 inch screen, offering more display space for watching videos, browsing, and multitasking. The Galaxy J6+ has a smaller 6 inch screen, which suits users who prefer a more compact device that fits easily in one hand.
Screen Resolution
The Galaxy A30s features a resolution of 720 by 1560 pixels, providing taller screen space and more pixels overall than the Galaxy J6+ which has 720 by 1480 pixels. This means the A30s shows slightly more content vertically and can display images and text with a bit more detail.
Screen Type
The Galaxy A30s uses a Super AMOLED display, known for vibrant colours and deep blacks, which can make videos and images look more striking. The Galaxy J6+ uses an IPS LCD screen that offers consistent brightness and colour accuracy, which is suited for natural-looking visuals.
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Galaxy A30s vs Galaxy J6+ camera
Camera quality defines how well each phone captures photos and selfies. Higher megapixels can mean more detailed images, which matters if photography is a priority.
Front Camera
The Galaxy A30s has a 16 megapixel front camera, allowing for higher resolution selfies and clearer video calls. The Galaxy J6+ has an 8 megapixel front camera, suitable for everyday selfies and video chats.
Main Camera
For the main camera, the Galaxy A30s offers 25 megapixels for capturing more detailed and sharper photos. The Galaxy J6+ has a 13 megapixel main camera, which still performs well for casual photography and social media use.
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Galaxy A30s vs Galaxy J6+ size and design
Other practical details such as SIM card options, storage choices, and dimensions can influence daily use and convenience.
SIM Card Options
The Galaxy A30s supports a single physical SIM card, which works well if you use one phone number. The Galaxy J6+ supports dual physical SIM cards, ideal for users who want to manage two numbers on the same device, such as separating work and personal calls.
Storage Options
The Galaxy A30s is available with 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB storage options, providing flexibility depending on how much space you need for apps, photos, and files. The Galaxy J6+ comes with 32GB storage, which suits users with moderate storage needs.
Dimensions and Weight
The Galaxy A30s measures 158.5 mm in height, 74.7 mm in width, and is 7.8 mm deep, weighing 169 g. The Galaxy J6+ measures 161.4 mm in height, 76.9 mm in width, and 7.9 mm in depth, weighing 178 g. The A30s is slightly lighter and narrower, while the J6+ is taller and thicker, which may affect how each phone feels in your hand or pocket.
Mobile Network and Expansion
Both phones are unlocked and support 4G networks, offering flexibility with carriers. Each device supports microSDXC cards, allowing you to expand storage with a memory card.
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Galaxy A30s or Galaxy J6+: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy A30s if
- you want more RAM (4 GB vs 3 GB)
- you want a bigger battery (4000 mAh vs 3300 mAh)
- you want a bigger screen (6.4 inch vs 6 inch)
Buy the Galaxy J6+ if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £65, £6.41 less than the Galaxy A30s
What our customers say
Customers who bought the Galaxy A30s often praise its good quality and memory, describing it as great for first phones or emergency spares. Many say the phone looks excellent and almost brand new, with several recommending it for its condition and value. Some users mention the phone performs well and is suitable for those who want plenty of memory and a device that does what they need at an affordable price.
Galaxy J6+ customers generally find it a good phone for calls and basic use, with some saying it works well and looks better than expected. A few note minor issues like chargers or battery charging problems, but many are happy with the phone's condition and appreciate it as a practical choice. The dual SIM feature is useful for users managing multiple numbers.
Overall, the Galaxy A30s suits buyers looking for a larger and more vibrant screen with higher camera resolution and more storage options. The Galaxy J6+ is suited for those who prefer a more compact phone with dual SIM capability and straightforward everyday use.
Galaxy A30s vs Galaxy J6+ FAQs
Galaxy A30s vs J6+ comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Chipset: Exynos 7904 on the Galaxy A30s, Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 on the Galaxy J6+. The Galaxy A30s has more RAM: 4 GB vs 3 GB.
The Galaxy J6+ is cheaper refurbished, from £65 compared with £71.41 for the Galaxy A30s.
The Galaxy A30s has a bigger battery: 4000 mAh vs 3300 mAh.
The Galaxy A30s has a higher-resolution main camera: 25 megapixels vs 13 megapixels.
The Galaxy A30s no longer gets updates. Updates for the Galaxy J6+ ended in Jun 2022.
The Galaxy A30s adds more RAM (4 GB vs 3 GB), a bigger battery (4000 mAh vs 3300 mAh) and a bigger screen (6.4 inch vs 6 inch). Refurbished, it costs £6.41 more (from £71.41 vs £65).
Refurbished, the Galaxy A30s comes in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB, and the Galaxy J6+ in 32GB.
