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

In point of fact, the phone could be finished if it weren't for two critical issues: 1) a fingerprint on the screen's underside. This is not even close to being successful! It would be beneficial to have a regular scanner in the back of the building. A really frustrating thing that, on average, succeeds once every five times. When it comes to unlocking, this is not nearly as important as when it comes to payments. The temperature is much below freezing. Payment is now done with a pin code instead. This is also unpleasant, but not nearly as much as submitting a print, which could not even be accepted. And you're right, I do have the same finger entered three times. About the blockage, it still functions in some way, but with sporadic payments. The truth makes one furious. 2) There is no protection against water. This caught me off guard in that regard. It's on every one of my most recent phones. In the course of an unfortunate accident, water made its way into the USB connector through the adaptor. The phone started displaying the message "moisture in the port" and would not let charging afterward. I took it in to be serviced at the firm. There is another story that goes: "Your contact is nasty. It is necessary that you replace the connector. You have 3,000." O O returned to his home and personally cleaned it with a needle. After a few more weeks, the problem persisted (the charge was only permitted in the off state) and it became inoperable. Yet, this body was dumped into a sink full of water the day before yesterday. A fraction of a second was spent submerging in the water. In a nutshell, the cameras started to fog up, and the screen stopped reacting to any pressing that was done on it. At this time, the bodies are being analyzed by a specialized private service.