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Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy A50 4/64 GB, 2 SIM, blue by Micha Gabriel Czajko ᠌
The product is completely satisfied, performs its functions.
When it comes to gaming, this phone has never been a contender because it does not have the necessary power, cooling, or battery life. However, it is excellent as a workhorse and as a media station. The most important thing to realize about this phone is that it has these capabilities. It is designed for people who want the device to have a typical appearance, as well as be comfortable and pleasant to use on a day-to-day basis, while at the same time being affordable. I would even venture to suggest that the majority of users will not be able to differentiate between the A50 and the S10 in terms of performance. I wouldn't want one for me, but it seems that my wife is pleased with it.
Pros
- + OneUI - everyone praises naked anroyd, but I've already eaten (even the 9th version is inferior to TouchWiz from the 6th in terms of ease of everyday use, and OneUI that replaced it is just heaven and earth compared to naked), at the moment Samsung has one of the best shells available on the market + display - out of all the manufacturers, so far only Samsung has learned how to effectively deal with PWM (well, everyone has more or less learned how to cope with burn- + Hardware, photography, and autonomy that are suitable for the typical user + Full triple card tray plus NFC and MST - if the seller allows cards, then you can always pay using Samsung Pay (for example, payp is not so common overseas, but, for example, samsung is absent in the homeland in theory, so Google Pay does not work there). If the seller does not accept cards, then you cannot use Samsung Pay. A trifle, but nice. + Quick charging is something that has only somewhat lately become the norm in the mid-priced market, so it's encouraging to see that they haven't forgotten about including it here.
Cons
- - fingerprint scanner - entire bottom. Even if it functions properly, it takes significantly longer than unlocking the handset using the face (damn, but on the same device unlocking using the face works even faster). You still have to hit it; else, you won't be able to it. After pounding a finger, it works well for the first couple of hours, but then it gradually becomes worse until it stops working altogether. This is the primary issue, but I don't know a single individual for whom it would, in principle, work as intended. The response from Samsung's technical assistance is equally fascinating; they indicate that one of your applications may be causing the problem and that you should delete each one in turn until the issue is resolved. I have not heard such nonsense in a very long time; that is, a third-party application installed on a brand new Android device is somehow able to interfere with the operation of one of the primary security systems? I have not heard such nonsense in a very long time. Either they find me to be an idiot, or there is something about the android that I do not comprehend. - price - during the summer, I participated in a promotion that cost twenty thousand dollars, which is typical; nevertheless, even today they ask for an average of twenty-five thousand dollars for it, which is excessive in light of the fact that it is filled with filling.
