How powerful is Samsung Galaxy A50s? First look…

These days, it is trending to launch a new phone by making radical changes in the hardware of the old handset in the smartphone market. Samsung Galaxy A50s is a part of this strategy. Samsung is currently launching upgrades of its Galaxy A series and Galaxy M series smartphones in the market. With this excuse, Samsung wants to challenge the growing popularity of Chinese companies like Realme, Xiaomi and Vivo in the Indian market. Samsung Galaxy A50s is an upgrade of the Samsung Galaxy A50 launched in February this year. The new phone comes with more powerful camera hardware, upgraded processor and Samsung Pay support. We have got a chance to spend time with Samsung Galaxy A50s. How did we like this phone at first glance? Let us tell you…

The Samsung Galaxy A50s will grab your attention thanks to its glossy rear panel that comes with a prism-like design. The back panel is such that different colours are visible when light falls on different parts. We think you should go for the Prism Crush Violet variant for a reflective profile and flashy colour scheme. However, you also have Prism Crush Black and Prism Crush White options.

The prism design stands out. But the glass panel makes the phone easy to get fingerprints. The build quality is very solid. The compact build provides good grip. The curved rear panel and frame blend seamlessly into each other. This is why the Samsung Galaxy A50s gives a premium experience.

The new Samsung phone has a 6.4-inch full-HD + (1080×2340 pixels) Super AMOLED Infinity U display. It offers vibrant colors. The brightness output is also excellent and there is no problem in viewing the smartphone in sunlight. However, the in-display fingerprint sensor of this handset is slightly slower than the sensors of other handsets in the same price range.

Samsung Galaxy A50s uses a 10nm Exynos 9611 processor. It appears to be an upgrade over the Exynos 9610 processor used in the Samsung Galaxy A50. The phone is equipped with up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of inbuilt storage. The phone has One UI based on Android Pie. The Galaxy A50s also has Samsung Pay based on NFC.

Our experience with One UI was great. We will tell you in detail about its gaming and multitasking performance in the review.

Samsung has upgraded the camera hardware of the Galaxy A50. The Galaxy A50s has a 48-megapixel primary camera. Remember that the Galaxy A50 was launched in the market with a 25-megapixel camera. The handset has an 8-megapixel secondary camera and a 5-megapixel depth sensor. The smartphone has a 32-megapixel selfie sensor.

The company has also provided night mode in Galaxy A50S. For the first time, this feature has been made a part of the Galaxy A series. Along with this, there is also a Super Steady mode for video recording. The battery of Galaxy A50S is 4,000 mAh. The company has also provided a 15 watt fast charger in the retail box.

With a starting price of Rs 22,999, the Galaxy A50s will compete with handsets like Redmi K20, Poco F1 and Vivo V15 Pro. The phone does not offer much for its price. But we will give our verdict on this in the Samsung Galaxy A50s review.