For the longest time, Samsung has stuck to its ideals. The Korean giant has often been rebuked for selling smartphones with sub-par internals at heftier prices but it seems the growing presence of Chinese phone makers in India has finally got the better of it.

Beautiful rainbow gradient; Comfortable in-hand feel; Striking AMOLED screen; One UI feels refreshing; Performance powerhouse; Good battery life

Snail-like fingerprint recognition; Face Unlock is okay-ish; Decent triple cameras

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.

I bought it in October last week as an update for my Samsung a50. All same to a50 only change in camera, I am feeling like got thug because there is no update from August

Inexpensive; Realistic color; Bright display; Lightweight; Built-in speakers

Poor quality; Did not meet expectations

There are better mid-range phones out there, but the Galaxy A50 is a great choice for those wanting an S10 without the flagship price.

Samsung recently allowed us the opportunity to review its Galaxy A50 and this may just be a perfect device if you're looking for a great mid-range device that doesn't break the bank.

Flagship Samsung software-experience across the board; Samsung OneUI is among the best Android skins; Dark/Night Mode; Comfortable in-hand feel; AMOLED 2K display; Great battery life; 15W fast charging; Responsive screen and apps; Top-tier performance; Rock solid connections/calling; 3.5mm headphone...

No IP rating for water and dust protection; Display is not well made for direct bright sunlight; Rear panel design is more akin to a budget device than a flagship; "Glasstic" back panel probably isn't durable; Built-in speakers are tinny; Audio enhancements on 3.5mm jack don't match the flagship...

I bought this as a replacement for an ageing iphone. I'm so glad I did. Moving contacts and so on over was pain free. I have never used Android before and that's been easy too. The phone itself is terrific. It has a screen that is clear and bright. It has face unlock and that works well.

The function is all in mass. It is change all round all the time. Sometime takes long time to just find the call button.

Overall the phone performs well. It's not a flagship by any means, but it has most if not all mainstream features. The Exynos 9610 blows the doors off of the SD630/636 found in many other mid-range phones.

OLED Screen; Comparatively fast chip set; USB C; Samsung ROM and Support; Storage Capacity

Camera and multimedia tools are mediocre

In what could be called the renaissance of modern mid-range devices, Samsung has firmly held its ground in the market, and largely so because of one key element, adaptability. A never-ending phase of continuous evolution is what sets Samsung apart from every brand out there.

Samsung Galaxy A50s review: An improved Samsung Galaxy A50, but still needs a lot of work to take on the competition....