Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy A50 Verizon Smartphone in Black with 64GB Storage by Ada Pindelska ᠌

One of the only smartphones in its price range that have such a comprehensive feature set. The display on the screen is the first thing that grabs your attention. Above all praise. It is easier on the eyes to look at vivid, vibrant hues. The black is an authentic black color, without any purple or lilac highlights. It is impossible to differentiate individual pixels from the typical viewing distance of 25–35 cm. NFC and the proximity sensor are, in my opinion, the two most essential options. The first one makes its purpose abundantly clear: you won't be able to bring a plethora of different cards with you. The second one prevents you from inadvertently touching the buttons on the screen with your cheek while you're speaking and turns off the screen as well as the sensor when you get close to it. There is a large amount of memory available, with 64 GB of storage that is permanent and 4 GB of RAM. Well, it is up to anyone wants to do it, but I always have at least one gigabyte of free RAM and thirty gigabytes of free permanent storage space available. There are three cameras, some kind of powerful and middling ones; they produce a little noise in low light, but you don't need more to shoot schedules, animals, and other stuff. There is a slow-mo option, but we decided against using it because it seemed unnecessary. The battery has 4 Ah, but it only lasts for a maximum of two days if it is not used very frequently. I don't upgrade my phone very frequently, but when I do, this one is like manna from heaven in comparison to the one I had before. When you are shopping, be sure to get a protective case or bumper, as well as a film or glass to put on the screen.