In the ever changing Indian smartphone market, the South Korean tech giant Samsung learnt its lesson, recouped itself, and here they are with some amazing smartphones (Galaxy M series, Galaxy A series) posing a direct threat to the likes of Xiaomi, Realme, Vivo, HONOR and OPPO.

The Galaxy A30 is priced at Rs 16,990, and comes with dual rear cameras. The Galaxy A50 price starts at Rs 19,990, and it comes with triple rear cameras. The Galaxy A50 also comes with an in-display fingerprint scanner.

Bought this 8 months back, firstly the asthetics is amazing, looks like a premium phone, very sleek, secondly its amazing display, super amoled Samsung displays have no competitors, and third for its great camera, especially night mode is mind blowing, fourth for this price its definitely worth...

After its Galaxy S10 flagships, Samsung has unveiled its new mid-range phones, the Galaxy A50 and A30. For the occasion, the South Korean manufacturer decided to modify its A range by introducing new nomenclature and premium features.

Design; Very good display; Long battery life

Absence of the B28 band; Random facial recognition; The fingerprint reader is twitchy; Lower performance than the competition

Smartphones can be divided into three basic categories – entry-level, mid-range and flagship. The differences between Samsung 's entry-level and mid-range phones are very subtle, like the Samsung Galaxy J series (J1 to J8) offers entry-level and mid-range models.

It has been one of the most competitive segments of the Indian smartphone market. And Samsung has been literally throwing all its formidable might at this segment in recent times.

While flagships are typically the phones getting everyone's attention, mid-rangers are the ones playing a much more important role overall, and it's all because of a very simple reason.

Coming off my old work phone Galaxy 9+ so trying to manage expectations. The most obvious difference/concern has been the weak signal strength while indoors (118-120 dBm). Fingerprint reader is less advanced than the 9+, audio quality is a step down but not that big deal for me but could be for...

The most important quality in a phone is the pictures. The picture looks blurry all the time. I regret buying this phone. I am extremely not satisfied. The whole Aline in Samsung, Ex: A8, A50, A70 is not good. The quality is cheap. I barely get reception. I had them all because they were cheap.

Update: June 7, 2019 at 3:33 p.m. ET: You can now buy the Samsung Galaxy A50 in Canada for $449.99. Check it out at the link below! Original article: Last year if you told me Samsung would soon make some of the best mid-range smartphones , I would have laughed you off.

Well-optimized software Versatile cameras Adequate performance

Low-light camera performance