Blackview A50 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Blackview A50 is not only a pretty wrapper

Smartphones from the Chinese company Blackview are mostly represented in the low and medium price categories, but the most inexpensive models are especially popular. People are increasingly purchasing them as a second phone for making calls, receiving messages, and so on. However, gradually the audience is becoming more demanding, now potential buyers want both functionality and design from an affordable novelty. The hero of today's review is trying to provide what he wants, albeit with some reservations.

The appearance of the phablet turned out to be more than presentable. This effect is achieved due to the modern camera unit, the presence of a fingerprint sensor and bright gradient colors of the cases. Of course, you should not expect glass and metal as assembly materials from a budget Android smartphone, and the display bezels turned out to be more than noticeable. The 6.09 -inch IPS screen itself does not have outstanding picture quality, but the combination of HD + resolution and the output brightness and contrast values \u200b\u200bis more than enough to work with a mobile assistant indoors.

The selection of technical characteristics is quite successful. The Unisoc Tiger T310 CPU, 3GB RAM and PowerVR GT 7200 GPU can handle the Android 11 shell and give you room for many Android games. PUBG, World Of Tanks Blitz, Call Of Duty Mobile - each of these projects is more than playable. We can also praise the energy efficiency of the installed chipset. An economical screen, coupled with the same processor, organizes about 8-9 hours of active screen time from a 4280mAh battery. But you will have to forget about fast charging, because it was reserved for more expensive devices. But they did not save on the size of the internal storage. 64GB , rare for the value segment, are also expanded with MicroSD cards .

The main 13- and 0.3-megapixel cameras are expectedly mediocre. However, there are hardly any Android users who want to get excellent evening shots from a device with such a modest price tag. The limit of photosensors is the shooting of text in ideal or close to it lighting. There are no NFC contactless payments, as well as stereo sound, but such things are not always found in expensive counterparts. Thus, the considered device will not revolutionize the market and will not be a world bestseller, but buying such an Android phone will definitely not bring negative.