# Samsung REX

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The **Samsung REX series** is a range of [Samsung](/source/Samsung) [smartphones](/source/Smartphone) and [feature phones](/source/Feature_phone), ranging from low to mid-end phones, running a Java-based operating system with Samsung's [TouchWiz](/source/TouchWiz) user interface.[1] It was one of the [Samsung](/source/Samsung) line of devices that are aimed at the budget phone market alongside lower end [Samsung Galaxy](/source/Samsung_Galaxy) devices. Its main competition includes the [Nokia Asha](/source/Nokia_Asha) range and [Firefox OS](/source/Firefox_OS). Currently, most devices are dual-SIM equipped and only released in the Indian market. The Samsung REX 90 was being also sold in CIS countries.

## List of devices

There are four mobile phones in the REX range ever released[2]

- REX U (also known as Samsung Champ Deluxe)
- REX G (also available as single-SIM phone)
- REX Neo (also known as Samsung Star 3, but with improved software)
- REX S

## See also

- [Firefox OS](/source/Firefox_OS)
- [Nokia Asha series](/source/Nokia_Asha_series)

## References

1. ["Tech"](http://www.t3.com/news/samsung-launches-rex-budget-handsets). 11 June 2023.

1. ["Samsung Galaxy"](http://www.samsung.com/global/microsite/rex/index.html?type=find)

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