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Galaxy A50

Starting at

£92.35£349.00 new
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Galaxy J6+

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£65.00
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(117 reviews)
(64 reviews)

What's the difference between the Galaxy A50 and Galaxy J6+?

Galaxy A50 vs J6+ comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Refurbished, the Galaxy J6+ starts at £65, £27.35 less than the Galaxy A50. The Galaxy A50 is the newer model, released in 2019.

Refurbished from

£92.35£65

Chipset

Exynos 9610 (10 nm)Qualcomm Snapdragon 425

RAM

4 GB3 GB

Battery

4000 mAh3300 mAh

Screen size

6.4 inch6 inch

Screen type

Super AMOLEDIPS LCD
  • Chipset: Exynos 9610 (10 nm) on the Galaxy A50, Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 on the Galaxy J6+.
  • The Galaxy A50 has more RAM: 4 GB vs 3 GB.
  • The Galaxy A50 has a bigger battery: 4000 mAh vs 3300 mAh.

Galaxy A50 vs Galaxy J6+ specs

The Galaxy A50 and Galaxy J6+ offer different strengths that suit different users. The Galaxy A50 has a larger, higher-resolution Super AMOLED screen and more RAM, making it a better choice if you want a brighter, sharper display and smoother multitasking. It also offers more storage options and higher megapixel cameras for detailed photos. The Galaxy J6+ has a smaller screen with an IPS LCD and a dual SIM slot, which is handy if you need to use two phone numbers at once. Both phones run Android and support 4G, so everyday tasks like browsing and calling are covered. Your choice depends on whether you prefer a more vivid display and camera performance or dual SIM capability in a slightly smaller design.

Galaxy A50 vs Galaxy J6+ price

Galaxy A50 vs Galaxy J6+ battery life and software updates

Durability covers software updates, operating system, and physical design aspects. Their basic build dimensions differ slightly, which may affect handling.

Physical Dimensions

The Galaxy A50 measures 158.5 mm tall, 74.7 mm wide and 7.7 mm deep, weighing 166 g. The Galaxy J6+ is taller at 161.4 mm, wider at 76.9 mm, and deeper at 7.9 mm, weighing 178 g. These size differences may influence how each phone feels in your hand or pocket.

Battery

4000 mAh3300 mAh

Fast charging

15 WN/A

Foldable

NoNo

Software updates

Ended Apr 2023Ended Jun 2022

Year of release

20192018

Galaxy A50 vs Galaxy J6+ performance

Chipset

Exynos 9610 (10 nm)Qualcomm Snapdragon 425

RAM

4 GB3 GB

Galaxy A50 vs Galaxy J6+ screen

Screen quality affects how you view content and interact with your phone. The Galaxy A50 offers a larger, higher-resolution display with a different screen type, which changes brightness, contrast and colour richness.

Screen Size and Resolution

The Galaxy A50 has a 6.4 inch screen with a resolution of 1080 x 2340, providing a larger and sharper display. This suits watching videos or browsing where more detail and screen space improve the experience. The Galaxy J6+ has a smaller 6 inch screen with 720 x 1480 resolution, suitable for everyday use where a more compact size matters.

Screen Type

The Galaxy A50 uses a Super AMOLED screen, which generally offers deeper blacks and more vibrant colours, making images and videos pop. The Galaxy J6+ has an IPS LCD screen, which tends to have more natural colours and good viewing angles. Your preference between vivid or natural display may guide your choice.

Resolution

1080 x 2340720 x 1480

Screen size

6.4 inch6 inch

Screen type

Super AMOLEDIPS LCD

Galaxy A50 vs Galaxy J6+ camera

Camera performance influences how well you capture photos and selfies. The Galaxy A50 and Galaxy J6+ differ in megapixel counts for both front and main cameras, which affects image detail.

Front Camera

The Galaxy A50 has a 25 megapixel front camera, which captures more detail in selfies and video calls. This is helpful if you often take photos of yourself or use video chat and want clearer images. The Galaxy J6+ has an 8 megapixel front camera, which is suitable for basic selfie needs.

Main Camera

The Galaxy A50 also features a 25 megapixel main camera, allowing for detailed photos in various lighting conditions. The Galaxy J6+ has a 13 megapixel main camera, which works well for everyday snapshots but offers less resolution for cropping or zooming in.

Camera type

Triple (3x)N/A

Front camera

25 megapixels8 megapixels

Main camera

25 megapixels13 megapixels

Galaxy A50 vs Galaxy J6+ size and design

Additional features include carrier compatibility, SIM options, storage, and physical aspects. These details affect how you use the phone daily, especially if you want extra storage or dual SIM support.

Carrier Compatibility and Mobile Network

Both the Galaxy A50 and Galaxy J6+ are unlocked and support 4G networks. This means you can use them with any compatible UK carrier and enjoy fast mobile data speeds for browsing and streaming.

SIM Card Options

The Galaxy A50 supports a single Physical SIM card. The Galaxy J6+ offers Dual Physical SIM support, ideal if you want to manage two phone numbers on one device, such as separating work and personal calls.

Storage Options

For storage, the Galaxy A50 is available with 64GB or 128GB options, giving you more space for apps, photos and files. The Galaxy J6+ comes with 32GB of storage, which suits users with lighter storage needs or those who use cloud services.

Carrier compatibility

UnlockedUnlocked

Connector

USB-C + Jack 3.5mmN/A

Depth

7.7 mm7.9 mm

Height

158.5 mm161.4 mm

Mobile network

4G4G

SD card slot

microSDXCmicroSDXC

SIM card

Physical SIMDual Physical SIM

Weight

166 g178 g

Width

74.7 mm76.9 mm

Galaxy A50 or Galaxy J6+: which should you buy?

Buy the Galaxy A50 if

  • you want more RAM (4 GB vs 3 GB)
  • you want a bigger battery (4000 mAh vs 3300 mAh)
  • you want a bigger screen (6.4 inch vs 6 inch)

Buy the Galaxy J6+ if

  • you want to spend less: it starts at £65, £27.35 less than the Galaxy A50

What our customers say

Customers of the Galaxy A50 appreciate the ample storage options and solid battery life that comfortably lasts through a full day. Many highlight the phone's condition, mentioning it looks spotless or like new. The larger screen and camera quality receive positive comments, with users happy to recommend the phone and the service. Some note occasional battery life concerns, but overall the phone meets expectations for everyday and more demanding use.

Galaxy J6+ customers often mention the phone works well for calls, emails and basic tasks. Many praise the phone's condition, describing it as looking new or better than expected. Dual SIM functionality is useful for some users. However, a few report issues with battery charging and minor order mistakes. Despite this, the phone suits those needing a straightforward device for daily communication.

The Galaxy A50 suits users who want a larger, sharper screen, higher storage and stronger camera performance. The Galaxy J6+ fits those who value dual SIM support and a simpler phone for everyday use.

Galaxy A50 vs Galaxy J6+ FAQs

Galaxy A50 vs J6+ comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Chipset: Exynos 9610 (10 nm) on the Galaxy A50, Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 on the Galaxy J6+. The Galaxy A50 has more RAM: 4 GB vs 3 GB.

The Galaxy J6+ is cheaper refurbished, from £65 compared with £92.35 for the Galaxy A50.

The Galaxy A50 has a bigger battery: 4000 mAh vs 3300 mAh.

The Galaxy A50 has a higher-resolution main camera: 25 megapixels vs 13 megapixels.

Updates for the Galaxy A50 ended in Apr 2023. Updates for the Galaxy J6+ ended in Jun 2022.

The Galaxy A50 adds more RAM (4 GB vs 3 GB), a bigger battery (4000 mAh vs 3300 mAh) and a bigger screen (6.4 inch vs 6 inch). Refurbished, it costs £27.35 more (from £92.35 vs £65).

Refurbished, the Galaxy A50 comes in 64GB and 128GB, and the Galaxy J6+ in 32GB.

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