The Samsung Galaxy Grand 2 has finally arrived in Spain. The mid-range phablet, launched in late 2013, enters the Spanish market exclusively through Orange, though it will also be available through its Amena brand, and features 4G connectivity.
Samsung launched this terminal as a cheaper option than the Note 3 for those who want a large screen, although without reaching the limits of the Galaxy Mega models with which it has a lot in common as far as specifications are concerned.
Its 5,25-inch screen has a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels . Inside, it has a quad-core Snapdragon 400 chip clocked at 1,2 GHz and an Adreno 305 GPU. It features 1,5 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage, expandable via microSD. The rear camera is 8 MP, and the front camera is VGA. It also boasts a sizable 2.600 mAh battery. All of this is housed in a casing that is 8,9 mm thick and weighs 163 grams.
On the Internet, which have been in their official presentation, they have collected the rates and prices with which the Galaxy Grand 2 will be offered.
In Orange with portability:
- DelfÃn 25 rate: 0 euros of initial payment + 9 euros of installment payment (24 installments).
- Whale Fee: 0 euros of initial payment + 9 euros of payment in installments (24 installments).
- Kangaroo rate 35: 0 euros of initial payment + 12 euros of payment in installments (24 installments).
- DelfÃn 16 rate: 0 euros of initial payment + 12 euros of payment in installments (24 installments).
- Single payment: 449 euros.
In Amena:
- Portability: 68 euros + 11 euros per month for 24 months (total 264 euros)
- Single payment: 332 euros.
In Simyo, also dependent on Orange, it is expected to come later, although the conditions have not been detailed.