Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy A50 4/64 GB, 2 SIM, blue by Vassil Georgiev ᠌

Before making my purchase, I should have taken the unfavorable reviews more seriously. I needed to take the phone with me to work, so it had to have a keyboard that was easy to use, a good camera, and good performance. Eventually: 1. Camera - one name. Only when the weather is bright and sunny outdoors does it perform well. However, it is worth moving in a bit closer to the photo in order to witness the instantaneous horror of it melting into pixels. Even the older Honor 8 took better pictures than this. The front camera - there are no words at all, it brings the image horribly, the quality and color reproduction are horrible, it's worth pulling your hand a little - immediately a fuzzy photo, there is no stabilizer in principle. It's worth it to pull your hand a little. 2. The arrangement of the keys on the keyboard is odd. When you choose a term in T9, rather than adding it, it offers to erase it from the dictionary three times. This is in addition to the constant accumulation of extra letters and signs. 3. Performance that is below average: If you have Google Chrome, Google Maps, Google Notes, and Google Drive all open at the same time, it will slow down the system and make it difficult for you to transition between applications. When you add a messenger on top of everything else, the temperature of the phone quickly rises. 4. Fingerprint DOES NOT WORK. The same finger was registered three times. The end result is that it can be recognized between three and five times. 5. Contactless payment. It works normally at times, but other times it acts strangely, asks for a passphrase, and then continues to act strangely. This system will not receive a "thank you" from either myself or the line that is currently behind me at the checkout counter. 6. Connections. She is not at all! It does not catch all that other phones do in that location. I don't talk much about 4G because getting it is like getting mana from heaven. A terrible receiver that on several occasions unexpectedly "fell out" of the network in locations where there had previously been no issues at all. The bottom line is that I am sorry for spending over 20,000 on a phone that, after three months, let me down so badly that I was ready to switch to another brand. Unfit for any kind of work.