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

I have no idea who offers this phone either a five or a four star rating. My camera gets very little use from me. When it comes down to it, if you have to take images of certain documents. In addition, the first few times I used it, I was completely taken aback by the low-resolution photographs it produced. To begin, the camera requires a significant amount of time to focus. When was the last time I came across something like this? I can't remember. She has the ability to spend up to ten seconds looking for the appropriate focal point (apparently, switching between 3 cameras). Second, the overall picture quality is absolutely atrocious. This is particularly noticeable in the portraits. A review that I read before making a purchase stated that his camera was virtually as good as a flagship model's. Don't trust it. The camera is comparable to those seen on early 2022-era mobile devices. Once more, even on low-priced Chinese phones, I haven't seen this feature in quite some time. Finally, the weight of the videos that were sent to me turns out to be some kind of cosmic one, even though I've only uploaded one video in the past few months because I don't actively utilize it. It has a hazy appearance, and nothing in particular can be made out (just like in the 2022s), yet its mass is disproportionately high. I pulled out my older Galaxy S8+ to use as a point of reference. I also made a video in HD. A tenfold reduction in weight! It has reached the level of complete and utter nonsensicality. You are aware that the reality is very different from what was portrayed. The fingerprint is not nearly as clear as it should be. Didn't put much stock in the reviews. I figured I'd use the facial recognition software. Indeed, the face is easily recognizable (unlike the faces of many other manufacturers), but it is only effective during the day or in lighting that is really favorable. And the remaining time is filled with difficulty. There are several occasions in which the print does not operate at all. In most cases, success can be achieved on the third or fourth attempt. It is incredibly tough to make a payment over the phone. A fingerprint is required for every transaction because facial recognition is not used to authenticate users. Additional information regarding the battery. According to what I've read, 4,000 milliamps is adequate for sustaining life for two days. In all honesty, I can live somewhere between 16 and 18 hours. At the same time, I do not engage in activities such as playing video games, taking photographs or films, or watching video clips for extended periods of time. When I used to own a Xiaomi 4000, its battery would last for at least 1.5 days, and more frequently it would last for 2. And then some sort of con: although it gives the impression that the power is considerable, the phone swiftly goes dead. Take it with you if you don't require a big battery, a camera, or the ability to make contactless payments.