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

Although I was concerned about Exynos, I went ahead and purchased the 6/128 version because it was on sale and have been using it for the past two months without a single performance-related or bug-related complaint. In games like pubg and cod conducts with dignity. The phone is definitely overpriced, if you take it, it's better at a discount. The camera and the camera app on the device as a whole are its most glaring flaws. Not only is it incapable of recording video in 4K resolution, but the photos it can take are so awful that you can't even look at them without getting upset (especially with video stabilization turned on). If, however, you make use of third-party software such as Open camera and other similar programs, everything improves, 4K video can be captured with the primary camera, and the integrated stabilization does not degrade the image quality. The colors are beautiful, but there are some issues with the clarity of the image. Overall, the photograph turned out very well. If you do not expand the photo, it looks to be not awful, but it is worth a little closer and a soapy mess opens up (the Xiaomi camera shoots better) (the Xiaomi camera shoots better). The bokeh effect is a fun toy, but nothing more. But the breadth is another matter: its resolution is poor, yet it is quite comfortable to use. In general, it seems that the front camera takes photographs even better than the primary camera. Moreover, Bokeh is a part of it, despite the fact that on the main module it is located in a separate chamber. It is not clear why you would need to use a different camera for a single effect. At first, the fingerprint scanner performed so-so, but after a couple of significant ates, it performs extremely well. The problems that existed with the phone are fixed with ates, it pleases. The screen of the phone is the device's primary selling point because of its many favorable characteristics, including its size, color, and brightness range, as well as its readability even in direct sunlight. Its only drawback is a peephole for the front-facing camera, which is distracting when watching videos but does not affect the functionality of the applications. Because of this, it would be preferable if the frame were left on top of the display; the screen would not suffer in any way as a result. The One UI shell met all of my expectations, which was a relief. It is very similar to TouchWiz in a lot of ways, but it comes with some great extras including a finder similar to the one in Windows, a dark theme, and well-designed customization and optimization options. If you use your phone like a typical person, the battery will last through the entire day even with normal use. This is a testament to the battery's resilience.