Testseek.com have collected 267 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-A505 Galaxy A50 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-A505 Galaxy A50.
May 2019
(78%)
267 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(82%)
1457 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
780100267
The editors liked
Gorgeous Super AMOLED Display
Eye-Catchy Glass Finish Design
Android 9 Pie out-of-the-box
Decent Performance
Triple Cameras | Wide-Angle Camera
Live Focus Mode
AR Emojis
Good Battery Life
Dedicated microSD Card Slot
Pros
Attractive design
Gorgeous AMOLED display
Solid battery life
Solid build and stunning paintjob
Excellent 6.4" AMOLED
Gaming-friendly Exynos 9610 chip
Versatile camera that does the job no matter if it's night or day
Great portraits
Nice selfies
Excellent 1080p videos with stabilization
Dependable battery lif
Excellent display
Eye-catching design
Relatively uncluttered UI
Good gaming experience for the price
Design
Display
Daylight camera performance
Good
Looks great
Very good display
Impressive battery life
Useful camera features
The editors didn't like
No 4K Video Recording
Cons
Average performance
Mediocre speaker
Poor fingerprint sensor
Lacks water-resistance
Unreliable fingerprint reader experience
The speaker quality is poor
The detail in the daylight photos could have been higher
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Solid build and stunning paintjob, Excellent 6.4" AMOLED, Gaming-friendly Exynos 9610 chip, Versatile camera that does the job no matter if it's night or day, Great portraits, nice selfies, excellent 1080p videos with stabilization, Dependable battery lif
Lacks water-resistance, Unreliable fingerprint reader experience, The speaker quality is poor, The detail in the daylight photos could have been higher, You need a third-party app for 4K video capturing
Samsung got a lot of things right in the Galaxy A50 - the design and color options, the screen, the performance, and the battery life. The still images, while not impressive in detail, are of high-resolution and dependable to get the scene right no matter...
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The Galaxy A50 is a well-rounded smartphone from Samsung with a boatload of perks, including a crisp AMOLED display, an inferior in-display fingerprint sensor, and a decent triple camera module with the Exynos 7-series chip and fluid One UI experience hol...
