Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy A50 Verizon Smartphone in Black with 64GB Storage by Doyun Siu ᠌

When choosing a phone, I was guided by the budget (20k + -2k), the presence of nfs, a scanner in the screen, type-c, fast charging, the thickness of the smartphone and its framelessness. I almost didn’t look at the hardware, except for the quality of the screen itself (the number of pixels per inch). When the laptop burned out, for half a year I went to the Internet only from the phone (that is, I used it very actively) and at the same time, after a little more than a year of general use, the charge lasts for a day or two, depending on the use. I also played a couple of games, but these are mostly strategies or top-down shooters, so I don’t know about working in games, it suits me personally. In the reviews, someone wrote about the fragile screen. Maybe I was lucky, but for all the time I didn’t put on either a cover or a protective glass, while falling 4 times from a small height onto linoleum and once onto a tile, but there are no cracks and chips and I constantly took it with me to funk concerts, where I was repeatedly pressed down, but nothing broke. About the scanner in the screen. Now, with the arrival of a bunch of ates, there are no problems, but when it first came out, I scored several prints of the same finger, because about 1-2 out of 10 applications it did not recognize. I also included increased sensitivity, although I didn’t install glass and this also helped the scanner. Someone writes that the processor is weak. And what are you doing on it that 8 cores at 2.3 GHz are not enough for you? For social networks, YouTube, viewing / editing presentations and documents is great, in fact, I don’t need more.