Review on Nokia G50 4GB RAM, 128GB ROM Smartphone - Midnight Sun Edition by Agata Szwed ᠌

Even at a great discount, $300 for a smartphone is still too much to pay. I have already begun making plans to get rid of this misunderstanding and replace it with a respectful "Chinese" that is the right size and has a battery that will last a long time. Includes advantages: Everyone seems to agree that the "bare" Android skin is a great feature, but I guess I just haven't had enough bad luck with my phones' shells to fully enjoy it. The camera seems normal, but it tends to blur the backgrounds too much, and the final product is darker than what was seen in the preview while shooting. The internal storage is sufficient for life, and the battery lasts a long time. It's interesting because I haven't experienced this kind of light bias on previous models. Distinct disadvantages: - the size. This "shovel" completely disregards ergonomics. Unfortunately, the Google Assistant button is located on the left side of the device, making it awkward to operate with my little feminine hand and making it impossible to fit in most purses. It can be reconfigured to do what you want, but why add unnecessary hassle? It takes me three tries to successfully tuck my phone into my side pocket while I'm on the go lest this button respond and mute the music, or lest the screen spring to life and start acting autonomously. The closeness detector fails miserably. My iPhone arbitrarily switched to airplane mode mid-call when it detected that I was trying to use my ear to do so. Nokia repeatedly asked me on the home page what I thought of their phone, but I have no idea why. No missed message indicator was added even after the second review had been completed. Some things are worth losing before you truly appreciate them, so think carefully about whether you want to use the second tray slot for a SIM card or additional storage. It can be difficult to hear a caller at times. if the speaker crackles, it's time to give them a call back. The headgear eliminated the need for any of these "tricks." He's been blunting for almost a month now. You can blame the latest Android, but it's still annoying.