what up guys Miguel here vo-tech and last April we reviewed the Samsung Galaxy a 50 and praised it for its updated aesthetic and UI for seventeen thousand nine hundred ninety per second that that it be part of your options when looking to purchase a device in the mid-range segment this year though we didn't leave that review with a weird feeling that this guy could do a little bit better fast forward to the first of the bear months. 

here we are with a full review of the newly updated Galaxy a 50s so for design honestly not a lot has changed here we still get that clastic back with the slightly updated triple camera setup placed on the top right corner we do get some cool new prismatic color options.

 like our very own review unit here in the prism crush green color I appreciate the little update here in aesthetics as I did find the earlier a 50 playing it a little bit too safe and surprisingly.

 I did notice at the moment I got the device in my hands and I do have a more comfortable grip because of this four buttons and ports we get the exact same placements as the first a 50 in always cancelling mic for speakerphone up top a dual SIM card tray with a dedicated micro SD card slot.

on the left side volume rocker and power button on the right and a 3.5 millimeter audio jack USB type-c port mic for regular calls and single downward firing speaker at the bottom.

 I want to say it's great that they didn't have to change anything on this guy in terms of like IO and stuff but I still do kinda have that nitpicky complaint about this guy and it's really more of a Samsung thing than an a 50s thing it's the button placements.

 seriously I always find more recent Samsung smartphone buttons placed a bit high it's always the volume rocker or the power button moving on for a display.

 display it's the same 6 point 4 inch full HD plus Super AMOLED infinity u panel with a resolution of 23 40 by 1080 and a pixel density of 403 pixels per inch display protection actually isn't specified but I think it's safe to assume that we do get during the glass 3 here just like its predecessor what's slightly different here with the display are those bezels the a 50s now has a screen to body ratio that's 1.1 percent the original a 50.

 when it comes to media consumption I find it sad to report that the a 50s has it better than the og a 50 if you head over to screen mode in the display settings you'll notice that the a 50s now has a pivot profile and gets rid of the other amoled profiles found on the a 50.

 and honestly you really do notice colors appear ever so slightly punch here and there seems to be a slight boost in contrast and brightness now I may have made that sound a little bit more dramatic than what it actually is though