How to distinguish between US, Korean, and International box phones? Which box is the best?

In the Boxphone market, choosing between the US, Korean, and International (European) versions can be confusing. Each version has unique characteristics in terms of processing chip, performance, and price, which are key factors in determining the suitable target audience. So how do you differentiate between box phones? The article below by GenFarmer will help you understand clearly and choose the most optimal version for your needs.

What is a Boxphone and why should you choose the right version?

A box phone farm is a system that utilizes multiple mobile devices such as the Samsung S8, S9, or Note10 to perform automated tasks like posting, account management, seeding, or running MMO (Make Money Online) platforms. However, each Boxphone version has different performance and durability depending on the processing chip it uses. Therefore, you need to know how to differentiate between box phones; otherwise, choosing the wrong version can lead to low performance or unnecessary cost increases.

Differentiating Boxphone Versions

US Version Boxphone

The distinction of a US version box phone farm is most evident as the box is equipped with a Snapdragon chip, renowned for high performance, a powerful CPU, and a superior GPU.

• Key Features: The Snapdragon chip is suitable for tasks requiring high processing power such as TikTok, Etsy, or eBay. Additionally, its power-saving capabilities and low heat generation are major advantages.
• Efficiency: Stable in continuous operation, capable of handling complex tasks.
• Disadvantage: The highest cost among the versions.

Korean Version Boxphone

The Korean version is equipped with an Exynos chip, which meets medium and basic needs well.

• Key Features: Cheaper than the US version due to optimization for medium tasks like seeding or posting.
• Efficiency: Easy to customize, suitable for users who want to root or flash a ROM.
• Disadvantage: Lower performance than Snapdragon, generates heat quickly when multitasking.

International (European) Version Boxphone

The International version uses the same Exynos chip as the Korean version but often has a lower configuration.

• Key Features: Affordable price, easy to find on the market.
• Efficiency: Suitable for basic usage needs, such as simple seeding.
• Disadvantage: Performance is not sufficient to meet the demands of high-end tasks.

Detailed Comparison of Snapdragon and Exynos Chips

Snapdragon and Exynos are two popular processor lines used in Android devices, especially in Samsung phone models. Each type has its own characteristics and performance, suitable for different needs in each box phone. To differentiate between box phones, you can test these two chip lines to see the difference immediately. Detailed comparison table of chip lines and Android versions:

Model	Processor	Configuration (RAM+ROM)	Android Version	System
S6	Exynos 7420	3+32	7	Root support
Note5	Exynos 7420	4+32	7	Root support
S8	Snapdragon 835/Exynos 8895	4+64	7, 9	Official system
Note8	Snapdragon 835/Exynos 8895	6+64	9	Official system
S9	Snapdragon 845/Exynos 9810	4+64	10	Root support
S9+	Snapdragon 845/Exynos 9810	6+64	10	Root support
Note9	Snapdragon 845/Exynos 9810	6+128	10	Root support
S10	Snapdragon 855/Exynos 9820	8+128	11, 12, 13	Root support
Note10	Snapdragon 855/Exynos 9820	6+128	11, 12, 13	Root support
Note10+	Snapdragon 855/Exynos 9820	8+256	11, 12, 13	Root support
Z2-Flip5G	Snapdragon 865	8+256	11, 12, 13	Root support
S20	Snapdragon 865/Exynos 990	12+256	12, 13	Official system
S21	Snapdragon 888	8+256	12, 13	Root support

Differentiating box phones by customization level (Bootloader Unlock, Root, ROM)

Bootloader unlock, Root, and ROM are three important concepts when it comes to customizing Android devices, especially when using a Boxphone for automated tasks in MMO and businesses. Unlocking the Bootloader refers to unlocking the bootloader of an Android device. The bootloader is the first program that runs when the device starts up, responsible for booting the operating system. Meanwhile, Root is the process of gaining the highest level of access (superuser) to the Android system. When a device is rooted, the user can change or delete any system file. ROM (Read-Only Memory) is the term used to refer to the operating system software that runs on an Android device. Each device comes with a stock ROM from the manufacturer, but users can replace it with a custom ROM. These 3 factors will have clear differences in each box phone version, specifically:

US Version Boxphone

Although the US version box phone has the advantage of performing many high-demand tasks, its bootloader, root, and ROM capabilities become clear disadvantages.

• Bootloader: Difficult to lock the bootloader, with strict limitations on system customization.
• Root/Flash ROM: Almost impossible to perform.
• Suitable for: Those who need high performance but do not want to interfere with the system.

Korean Version Boxphone

• Bootloader: Easy to lock.
• Root/Flash ROM: Easy to root and install modded ROMs to optimize resources.
• Suitable for: Users who want to change the Android ID, backup/restore accounts.

International Version Boxphone

• Bootloader: Similar to the Korean version.
• Root/Flash ROM: Good support for system ID customization.
• Suitable for: Medium, basic tasks.

Choosing the Right Boxphone for Your Needs

• High performance: Choose the US version Boxphone (Snapdragon).
• Limited budget: Korean version Boxphone (Exynos).
• Low price, basic needs: International version Boxphone.

Conclusion

When you differentiate between box phones, you will understand that each Boxphone version offers different features and limitations, depending on your usage needs. The US version Boxphone is suitable for high performance and stability. Meanwhile, the Korean and International versions are more suitable for those with a limited budget. Consider your needs carefully before investing and contact GenFarmer for detailed advice!