Samsung Galaxy A50 Long Term Review By RON TEK

Hey guys here is my long-term review of the galaxy a fifty after over two months of use. This is going to be a quick review where I'll share the things I really like in this phone and things that could have been better. So without any further ado. Let's get started. First, let's go through the positives of this phone, as there are many positives, starting with the design. This phone is an attractive phone.

The back has these cool rainbow like reflections that look pleasing the front has an infinity you design, aka water drop notch, which also looks really nice. The phone is surprisingly slim and lightweight, even though it has a pretty big battery packed inside so in the design department. This one definitely impresses. Next is the display. An audio I can say a lot about how good this display is, with its beautiful, vibrant colors, ample brightness and infinite contrast, but to keep things short and simple.

All I can say is that this is definitely the best display under 20000. Rupees. Add to that this phone has wide one Edwin certification, which is the requirement for HD playback in video streaming apps. Like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, so you can take full advantage of this beautiful display in the audio department. This phone comes with Dolby, Atmos and personalized sound profiles, and you really get very impressive, sound via headphones.

The speaker, as well as the earpiece, are also very loud and clear. So overall, this phone is just amazing for media consumption. Next is the battery life and charging speed. So this phone comes with a pretty big four thousand William hour battery inside combine that with an efficient, 10, nanometer processor and power-saving AMOLED screen, and you get perfect battery life. It will easily last an entire day with 6 plus hours of screen on time, with always-on display enabled, which is very impressive.

This phone also impresses in its charging speed as it supports and comes with the 15 watt fast charger which charges this phone from 0 to 200 in under 2 ours via the USB type-c port. Next, is it software experience and overall performance. This phone comes with Samsung's latest and greatest one UI on top of Android 9 by this UI is just amazing and my personal favorite, especially in my note 9 and the 50 retains most of its features. This is a premium user experience which is way better than what you get with most phones in its price range coming to performance. This phone is powered by Enos 9610 SOC, which is a very capable chip.

Its CPU performance is slightly lower than snapdragon 660, but its GPU performance is even better than snapdragon 675, which is very impressive, so be it day to day performance or gaming performance. This phone will not disappoint. Now, let's talk about the things that could have been better starting with the biometric security. This phone comes with an N display fingerprint scanner, which is pretty cool at this price point. But it's not that fast.

You have to wait a second or so for it to recognize your finger, which can be a bit annoying at times. There is face recognition as well, but it's not very secured, and it unlocks the phone. Even when your eyes are closed, so I feel Samson definitely needs to do a better job in this department. Last but not the least, is the camera. This phone has a triple camera setup at the rear and twenty-five megapixel camera up front.

All these cameras are undoubtedly very capable. What is a bit disappointing, however, is the camera software and image processing. For example, there is no dedicated night mode to take better low-light shots, like with other phones in its price range. There is also no problem manual mode as there is no shutter speed and focus control available. The camera to API is also not fully supported, so you can't a round edge of the G cam magic.

Still, it's a pretty good camera setup, which is actually very capable, as you can see in these photos and videos, but it's camera. Software unfortunately restricts it conclusion time. This phone doesn't have any major weaknesses. The hardware and software for the most part complement each other and make the overall experience perfect. So, if you're, looking for a complete package with top-notch, display create audio long, lasting battery and great software experience being priorities, this is definitely the phone to get.

But if best performance and best cameras are your priorities. Phones, like Redmi, note, 7 pro polo, f1 and Realme through approvals. Would you better that's it for the video hope you enjoyed it? Please, like comment share and subscribe to my channel down below thanks for watching.

Source : RON TEK