Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy A50 Verizon Smartphone in Black with 64GB Storage by Danuta Mastalerz (De ᠌

The backlight on my previous smartphone, a Samsung A7, had started to become particularly dim, so it was time for me to upgrade to a new model, and I decided to go with the A50. Here, I will discuss how this model stacks up against the A7. Every single thing is detailed in the deficiencies section. In summary, I do not feel satisfied with the phone, and this has caused me a great deal of annoyance. I shall continue my search for a new "buddy." The sum of $25,000 is not worth the cost! Has some pros *amoled screen\s* a separate slot for a flash drive, and two for sim cards.\s* photo taken in daylight. Cons: *The overall build quality is substantially lower, the case is flimsy, there are holes that can be felt, and the surface is slippery. * I did not care for how the speaker yells when it is turned up to its highest level (and you can feel vibrations on the plastic case), and when you turn it down one level, you get the impression that there is not enough volume because there is such a large difference between the levels. * In the evening, when lighted by a lamp, the quality of the camera's output leaves much to be desired. The dimensions of the phone are awkward; it is both short and quite long. If you want to touch a certain button on the phone while holding it with one hand, you have to slide your finger either down or up the phone. This is something I need to know for myself. *Fast charging is not even close to being fast. * The print is flawed, and of course I would prefer for it to operate immediately; otherwise, you waste a few seconds trying to unlock it. When I tried to download the Google Camera app, I got a message saying that my device is not supported. * The camera has something like 25 megapixels, and the file sizes of the photographs are capped at 3 megabytes each. I'm not sure, but I don't believe that things should be this way.