Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy A50 Verizon Smartphone in Black with 64GB Storage by Ojasvi Shahas ᠌

Some pros: - Excellent amoled screen, which I got used to with Galaxy Note 4; - The battery lasts two days if you do not sit in games, YouTube or use the navigator all day. With more active use, a day is enough with a margin; - Two SIM cards and a memory card - it's very convenient. Rather than paying extra +5k for the 128Mb version, it is better to buy a separate card for 128Mb for 1000r; - Night mode (dark theme) - easy on the eyes in low light and probably saves battery consumption; - Compared to Note 4 (5.7), A50 is narrower, but slightly longer due to the increased aspect ratio. It feels more comfortable to hold this format in the hands; - Decent performance. Everyone has different requests, but I am sure that most users of top smartphones do not use them even by 50%; - The camera is quite good, there is a widescreen shooting, a lot of useful settings. The photos are bright, contrasting, lively (sometimes even too much) - more than enough for social networks and instant messengers, and with a magnifying glass at the computer you are unlikely to look at them, although I read about one case. According to the first sensations, a little worse than Note 4, a feeling of blurryness. Perhaps a question of studying the settings or waiting for a fresh firmware. Cons: - I do not like this trend for glass and pseudo-glass cases - they are very easily soiled and are afraid of scratches. - The fingerprint scanner could be a little more accurate and faster, but you can not use it. One finger got into two prints, but still there is a feeling that the system should work faster; - The era of replaceable batteries is rapidly disappearing; - No dust and moisture protection, but this is a matter of accuracy; - The speaker from the bottom - when used horizontally (games, watching videos) is often blocked by a finger.