Samsung Galaxy A50s

• Pros
• • Good-looking design
  • Long-lasting battery life
  • Cameras click good pictures during the day
• Cons
• • Lowlight shots come out grainy
  • Not the best phone for gaming
  • No full-screen display

• Verdict

For its starting price of Rs 22,999, the Galaxy A50s gets most things right. The smartphone features a gorgeous design, comes with reliable innards and offers a long-lasting battery life. That said, I still feel that the device doesn`t do enough to make its mark in the dog-eat-dog affordable segment, especially when you factor in devices like the Realme XT (first impressions), the Vivo Z1X (review) or the Redmi K20 (review) which offer better specs and cameras at lower price points.What`s more, while I wo... Read Full Verdict  

For its starting price of Rs 22,999, the Galaxy A50s gets most things right. The smartphone features a gorgeous design, comes with reliable innards and offers a long-lasting battery life. That said, I still feel that the device doesn`t do enough to make its mark in the dog-eat-dog affordable segment, especially when you factor in devices like the Realme XT (first impressions), the Vivo Z1X (review) or the Redmi K20 (review) which offer better specs and cameras at lower price points.What`s more, while I would`ve made a case for the company`s brand name, the rampant growth of brands like Realme is proof that Indian consumers care deeply for value. Correspondingly, while the Galaxy A50s is a good attempt by Samsung, it`s not enough to thwart off the Chinese competition.