Samsung Galaxy A50 6GB 128GB
Samsung has recently released the A series of Galaxy phones, and the A50 has already become a standout in this more affordable range. There are many reasons why...
Easy to read display
A large display makes all the difference when it comes to reading what's on the screen, and for your viewing enjoyment. The Galaxy A50 certainly does everything right in that department with a 6.4-inch FHD+ Super AMOLED display.
Famous Samsung cameras
Samsung cameras are always good, regardless of how much you pay, so you can expect photographic excellence in the A50. Three rear cameras consist of: 25MP, 5MP depth sensor and 8MP wide angle. On the front, sharp selfies are a given with a 25MP camera.
Cool and colourful
The overall design of the A50 has a prism-like iridescent quality with four colours to choose from, ranging from traditional black or white, through to something more vivid and distinctive in coral or blue.
Big on the inside
There are big things happening inside the A50 that keep it performing efficiently and smoothly. The Exynos 9610 chipset runs the latest Android 9.0 operating system, while memory and storage are just as impressive: 6GB and 128GB.
More battery power for your buck
The A50 has a big camera for midrange phone: 4000 mAh battery with fast-charge support.
A newer model Samsung Galaxy A51 4GB 128GB was released in January 2020.
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Samsung completely lost its grip over the budget market in the past few years as Chinese rivals, most notably Xiaomi, swooped in. These companies continue to release model after model with each new generation bringing even more incredible features and specifications to every price point.
Samsung unveiled the new A series in India debuting the two phones, Galaxy A30, and the Galaxy A50 . The Galaxy A50 is the upper midrange smartphone featuring triple cameras, an on-screen fingerprint scanner, Super AMOLED Infinity-U display, and a slim glass finish design.
- Gorgeous Super AMOLED Display
- Eye-Catchy Glass Finish Design
- Android 9 Pie out-of-the-box
- Decent Performance
- Triple Cameras | Wide-Angle Camera
- Live Focus Mode
- AR Emojis
- Good Battery Life
- Dedicated microSD Card Slot
- No 4K Video Recording
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- Design
- Display
- Daylight camera performance
- In-display fingerprint sensor
- Bloatware
- Low light camera performance
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Samsung Galaxy A50 Review: A benchmark for the mid-range smartphones
The Samsung Galaxy A50 is a good phone at this price and ticks lot of right boxes. Vibrant Super AMOLED display, long-lasting battery, optimized UI, and capable chipset are rare features at this price.
Samsung Galaxy A50 Review: A Samsung Mid-ranger Worth Your Money
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Samsung Galaxy A50 review: Mid-range phone with attractive camera, powerful battery
Given the price point, the Samsung Galaxy A50 offers good features and decent value for money. The camera is fairly good, however, the in-display fingerprint reader is a tad slow, however, this may get resolved in the coming updates.
