Samsung Galaxy A50: More for less

Galaxy A50

As it does every year, Samsung has unveiled a new model in its A series, offering features very similar to the S series at a more affordable price, thus reaching a wider audience. This time, the star is the Galaxy A50 , a model that offers a wealth of features that bring it very close to the Galaxy S10.

Features of the Galaxy A50

Galaxy A50

The phone immediately catches the eye with its design. As an A-series model, the finish is very attractive thanks to its Infinity-U display , although the real highlight is the triple-lens camera system on the back. This set of sensors consists of an ultra-wide-angle lens, a 25-megapixel f/1.7 main camera, and a third camera that, along with Bixby , will offer scene detection modes, automatic optimization, flaw detection, and more.

The official specifications list mentions two sensors, 8 and 5 megapixels, and although they don't specify which is which, we imagine the ultra-wide-angle lens will be the 8-megapixel one. On the other hand, the 6,4-inch Super AMOLED screen has an FHD+ resolution of 2.340 x 1.080 pixels and hides an in-display fingerprint reader, which, again, will bring it closer to the features of the Galaxy S10.

Official Spec List

  • Display: 1080-inch FHD+ (2340 × 6,4) Super AMOLED Infinity-U display
  • Dimensions: 158,5 × 74,7 × 7,7 mm
  • Design: 3D Glasstic
  • Processor: Quad 2,3GHz + Quad 1,7GHz
  • Camera: Front 25 MP FF (F2,0)
  • Rear: 25 MP AF (F1,7) + 5 MP FF (F2,2) + 8 MP FF (F2,2)
  • Memory: 4/6 GB RAM
  • Capacity: 64/128 GB of internal storage, up to 512 GB with MicroSD
  • Battery: 4000 mAh
  • Other features: On-screen fingerprint sensor, fast charging,1 Samsung Pay,2 Bixby Vision, Bixby Voice, Bixby Home, Bixby Reminder

Official price of the Samsung Galaxy A50

For now, the manufacturer has not given details about what the price of this new Galaxy A50 will be, so we will have to wait until they are officially announced. We are going to stop by the stand at MWC to see if they tell us anything about it.


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