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

In general, for my money (I took the phone at the start of sales for 20), the phone suits me with the quality of the screen and the set of functions, and performance. Got pros: Good screen - bright enough, with prolonged use, the eyes do not get tired. Autonomy - when fully charged, it lasts for a day of active use + 30-40 percent remains in the evening; Sufficient performance - all programs run smoothly, without jamming, nice animation. It is clear that games at high settings will not pull (as expected from a phone for 20 tr); NFC - here even without comment. Has some cons Fingerprint scanner and face recognition - both functions are very, very raw. When scanning fingerprints, if the fingers are at least slightly off center of the scanner or dirty, you have to apply your finger over and over again (despite the fact that the thumb was scanned 3 times). Face recognition works much better, but as soon as you enter a poorly lit room, the function stops working. As a result, with 2 biometrics enabled, it is sometimes easier to enter a password. Camera - when I bought this phone, of course, I didn’t expect any fantasy from it in terms of photos and videos, but the A50 is even worse than the old Iphone 5, although 5 years have passed since its release. The cutout for the front camera is a purely subjective minus, at first I often paid attention to it, especially noticeable when watching a video. However, I want to note that after 4-5 days I stopped paying attention.