Samsung Galaxy A50

f you can deal with its size, the A50 is a very much planned telephone for $350. Like the S10e, the Galaxy A50 has a "level" Infinity U screen instead of the bended showcase on the Galaxy S and Note lines. The evenness implies there are obvious bezels for what it's worth, however they're not diverting in the smallest. In case you're coming from a Galaxy S, indeed, you may really like them, since you're significantly less liable to contact the side of the screen incidentally with some unacceptable hold. The showcase's namesake highlight—the small indent at the top for the selfie cam—causes the entire bundle to feel more smaller than a 6.4-inch telephone ought to. 

What isn't so extraordinary is the unique mark sensor incorporated into the lower part of the screen. Samsung is utilizing an optical scanner here instead of the ultrasonic one on the S10, yet the outcomes are no less inconsistent. Even after a mid-audit update, missed outputs and blunder messages were the standard. As a rule I selected to enter my password as opposed to try and attempt. It may look cool, however there's a motivation behind why in-screen scanners are more normal on midrange telephones than premium ones: The innovation isn't close to as cleaned as the pricier one it should supplant.

The presentation on the A50 is Full HD OLED (2340x1080), yet the contrast among it and the 1440p screen on the S10 is something other than pixel thickness. The hole in showcase quality is definitely more recognizable than the one between the Pixel 3 XL and the Pixel 3a, and the unblemished scrupulousness isn't close to as obvious for what it's worth on the S10. A valid example: When you're utilizing an application that doesn't fill the entire presentation, the main few millimeters of the screen twist marginally internal, a marvel you won't discover on the S10 or Note 9. 

In case you're expecting the profound blacks and standout clearness of the Galaxy S10 shows, you won't discover it in the A50. Be that as it may, you will get brilliant, fresh, and vivid pictures, regardless of whether they're altogether too soaked for my preferences on the default Adaptive Display mode. All things considered, it is difficult to rival Samsung's leader Galaxy telephones, whose presentations are among the awesome the business. Be that as it may, at its cost, the A50 actually has a strong showcase.