Design and Build

Weighing 189g, the 50A Prime has a plastic frame sandwiched between glass panels. Though not the slimmest at 8.1mm, ergonomics are satisfactory for one-handed use.

It’s available in Black and Blue colors with subtle gradients. The button placement is suitable and the side-mounted fingerprint reader is easily reachable. Build quality seems decent for the cost.

Display

The 6.6-inch LCD screen has an FHD+ resolution and peak brightness of 600 units. Text and images look adequately sharp at 400PPI. Colors aren’t the most vibrant but satisfactory for multimedia. The 20:9 aspect ratio provides an immersive view. Slim bezels surrounding the display further enhance the visual experience.

Hardware and Performance

Powering the device is the Unisoc Tiger T612 chip paired with 4GB RAM and 64/128GB storage. For casual use, performance is fluid without lags.

heavier load apps may face choppiness at times. Gaming is handled decently well with basic 3D titles playable at lower settings. Additional storage can be expanded via microSD.

Cameras and Battery

The versatile triple rear camera setup is headlined by a 50MP main sensor. Photos capture good details in daylight.

An 8MP selfie camera ensures clear selfies. Video recording tops out at 1080p30. Reliable performance is provided by a 5000mAh battery paired with 18W charging.

Verdict

Priced around £75/€90, the Narzo 50A Prime offers capable specs for basic daily usage within a tight budget. From snappy performance to the spacious battery, it succeeds as an affordable option.

Build quality and low-light cameras could see improvement. But overall, it delivers decent value with reliable hardware in an eye-catching package for new mobile users.