Galaxy S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite: hands-on By CNET

Samsung surprised us by announcing two light versions of the Galaxy Note and the Galaxy S 10, respectively, a few days before CES, and now that we're here we have our first opportunity to look at them. So this is the Samsung Galaxy Note tendon my other hand, we've got the Samsung Galaxy S 10 light I right away. You can tell that they have a different shape, a different design. The camera mounts on the back of both of them are Square and stick out, which is a harbinger of things to come. If the rumors for the Galaxy S 11 phone proved true, we're going to take a look at these two devices. Since this is a note phone of course, you've got the S Pen Stylus here at the bottom, that you can just pop out.

I, really love using the S Pen I think that it helps keep the screen a lot cleaner for my fingerprints. It's also my favorite way to take a screenshot because, instead of taking a picture of the entire screen, I can just capture really precisely exactly the area that I want to, and it's very fast. What's extra awesome about the light version is that next to the USB-C port, we have a headphone jack. This is something that has been absent from Samsung's high-end phones, and so it's nice to see it here, because sometimes you just want to use your wired headphones. There is one more important difference.

The Galaxy S 10 light does not have a headphone jack. You guys ready to see a close-up of that camera on the back there. It is. We've got a flash and three camera lenses, 12 megapixels, main camera, ultra wide-angle and telephoto lens here and on the front. We've got a thirty-two megapixel lens storage is 128 gigabytes with eight gigabytes of RAM, and there is dual SIM support.

It also runs Android, 10 and Samsung's new one UI version, 2 I'm, pretty impressed with the battery capacity -. This is 4500 William hours, and it runs an X and O's processor. So you're probably wondering what's the difference between the note 10 light and the Galaxy S 10 light. Apart from the fact that has the stylist and one doesn't well they're, actually pretty similar, they both have the same screen: size, storage, battery capacity, Android version. One thing that is different, though, are the cameras.

You do have a slightly different camera mount there's a different shape to it, and it protrudes a lot more. The cameras themselves are different. ? you've got a 48 megapixel main sensor, a 12 megapixel. It will ultra-wide and then a 5 megapixel macro lens and that flash, but it's kind of weird to me not only that it sticks out a little, but that you've got a lot of blank space here. So you thinks like why make it a square when all you're going to do is house the flash there I don't really know the answer.

It just looks different. You also have a different processor in here. You've got Paul con Snapdragon chip instead of Samsung's homegrown Enos. Because of these differences. I can also assume that the S 10 light will be a little cheaper than the notes.

Headlight. The Galaxy S series is always a little less than the new series anyway. So it makes sense, and it's possible they might be offered in different markets. The note 10 light comes in two different colors and the SN light comes in three different colors beyond that we don't know anything about the pricing or availability anywhere in the world, but stick with us, and we'll get you that information as soon as we have it and be sure to subscribe, to see that, for all the news coming out of see ya.

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