Samsung Galaxy A50s review: The A50, but with a better camera!

In what could be called the renaissance of modern mid-range devices, Samsung has firmly held its ground in the market, and largely so because of one key element, adaptability. A never-ending phase of continuous evolution is what sets Samsung apart from every brand out there. They have their wins and fails, but they move on. They aren’t always the first to implement new tech, but when they do, you know it works better, probably even in ways you didn’t imagine.

The brand has now revamped its mid-range lineup with new variants of phones including the popular Galaxy A50. The new variant, the one we have in for review today, is called the Galaxy A50s. While not a whole lot has changed from the good A50, which isn’t even old enough for an upgrade yet, key upgrades like the 48MP camera and a newer processor to the device mean the brand can still stay relevant in the segment.