Samsung Galaxy A50s Pros & Cons Review

Picture of the Samsung Galaxy A50s, by Samsung

- Analysis by KJ David


Released alongside the A30s, Samsung's Galaxy A50s is a high-caliber photography smartphone that could have done a bit better on the storage and the display fronts.

By this, we mean that it could have offered more than 128GB of maximum internal memory , seeing that some of its closest 2019 competitors pack twice as much on-board storage. It does support up to 512GB's worth of extra space , though, which was a surefire pro as we were writing this. Its cons also include the 1080p-only definition on its large 6.4-inch screen, knowing that some of the best wide-screen smartphones featured here on Phonerated bluster with 2K-1440p displays.

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The positive aspects of its mishmash of pros and cons include a triple-lens primary camera consisting of a whopping 48-megapixel f/2.0-aperture main lens, a 5-megapixel depth sensor for things like background blurring, and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide lens for scenic or landscape shots of up to 123 degrees.

Sitting on the opposite end is a high-resolution 32-megapixel selfie camera that might plug this Galaxy A model into our list of the leading selfie phones on the market. Our technical review also reveals an upscale on-screen fingerprint reader within the Samsung Galaxy A50s's specs list.

Looking under the hood, the A50s banks on a 4000mAh battery that could fair well versus those of many other 2019-released high-enders. It runs on a dual-cluster eight-core engine comprised of a 2.3GHz main cluster and a 1.7GHz efficiency cluster. Joining the mix is either 6GB or 4GB of RAM (depending on the variant).

Also part of its pros and cons are a prism-like rear finish, Violet and Green being a couple of its color options, the Android 9.0 Pie ecosystem, and Samsung's signature Bixby mobile companion.

Summing up, the A50s is an upmarket smartphone that primarily caters to mobile photographers who don't mind dealing with a mid-level hardware setup.

On-paper Review score:

Pros:

Faster microprocessor:

It supports the wireless NFC protocol:

NFC can be used for electronic payment systems and other uses.

Huge screen:

We are talking about an above-average screen, making it a phablet: 6.4 inches and a resolution of 2340 x 1080 pixels means about 15.57 square inches and an image sharpness of at least 402.75 dots per inch (DPI)!

The memory can be expanded up to 512GB:

The Samsung Galaxy A50s is not sold with a memory card but it can accept up to 512GB of memory expansion, which is convenient to store photos taken with the built-in 48-megapixel (combined with a 5-megapixel depth cam and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide cam) camera.

Much higher-definition photos:

A 48-megapixel (combined with a 5-megapixel depth cam and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide cam) camera offers many more pixels than most phones.

Interesting additional cam:

The 32-megapixel selfie camera offers an interesting resolution.

Cons or Not-so-great Features:

Apparently no HDMI plug:

It is nice that the Samsung Galaxy A50s can record fancy 3840 x 2160 videos, but we're surprised we didn't find any sign of the Galaxy A50s sporting an HDMI port (which comes in handy to watch HD videos on your shiny HDTV without having to move them first to your computer).

Unknown weight:

It's frustrating that we could not find its weight information.

** This phone is also known as: Samsung A50s, Samsung SM-A507F

*** These pros and cons are spotted automatically based on our analysis formula and the specifications we have in our database for this item. If you see a mistake, please let us know.


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