Design and Build: A Mid-Range Icon
The Galaxy A50 was one of the most popular mid-range phones Samsung ever made. It introduced the Infinity-U display design with Super AMOLED quality and a triple-camera system to a wide audience. The glossy back with a subtle rainbow-like pattern caught the light beautifully and became a signature look.
At just 166g, it was remarkably light. The in-display fingerprint sensor (optical) was an impressive feature for a mid-range phone at launch. Samsung retained the 3.5mm headphone jack.
Key Features Under the Hood
The Galaxy A50 was powered by Samsung's Exynos 9610 chip, which handled everyday tasks smoothly.
Here is a quick look at the standout specs:
- Display: 6.4-inch Super AMOLED, FHD+. The Super AMOLED panel delivered stunning colours and deep blacks that were rare in this price segment.
- Camera: 25MP main + 8MP ultra-wide + 5MP depth. The triple-camera setup offered versatility with wide-angle photography.
- Battery: 4,000mAh with 15W fast charging. Reliable all-day battery life.
- In-Display Fingerprint: Optical under-display sensor.
- Storage: 64GB/128GB, expandable via microSD.
The Verdict
The Galaxy A50 was a landmark device that proved mid-range phones could offer premium features like Super AMOLED displays and in-display fingerprint sensors. In 2026, it's an older device, but it remains an important part of Samsung's mid-range legacy.
Check out the Samsung Galaxy A50 in the shop today.