Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy A50 Verizon Smartphone in Black with 64GB Storage by Bogdan Andreev ᠌

So, let's get started. After much deliberation, I decided to switch from my Pocophone to the newly released and universally praised by all "techno" bloggers, the Galaxy A50 (which has taken on the beautiful color of an oil stain) this is the preamble, now the ambulance itself after Poco seemed that Samsung was working very slowly, but this feeling passed after a couple of days of use; however, the scanner's disgusting work—the print, that the face, here Samsung is a fat minus; and The camera suffers an 8x loss in poco and honor. Now, I walked into PubG just out of curiosity; after an hour of play, the phone is noticeably hotter, but it's worth paying tribute during the game; I didn't blunt, and nobody noticed any friezes. Another drawback is that geolocation doesn't operate very well without access to the internet in general; my phone once lost its location while I was driving. Now for the good points: the phone is lighter than the similar Poco or Honor 8X, the amoled display is pleasant in direct sunlight, contactless payment in Samsung Pay is significantly faster than in Google Pay, I like using the oneui pretty friendly shell, and the battery life was satisfactory. Everything else is within a reasonable range for its price range, give or take. What's the bottom line? Yes, the phone is a one-of-a-kind gadget, and while I do like it, I would have gone with the Xiaomi Mi 9 SE instead (where everything is similar except for the scanner working properly) because I am not overly pleased with the fingerprint reader's performance. However, mi 9se has a more compact battery. In most cases, reasonable options are available nearby.