Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite Review – A Good Buy Under Rs. 40,000? By Gadgets 360

With, the Galaxy Note 10 light you get the S Pen Stylus, which gives this series of smartphones a unique identity, but Samsung has gone ahead and priced the smartphone under 40,000 rupees. So has Samsung cut a lot of corners to get to that price point, but is the Galaxy Note English imperative to the OnePlus 70? Well, we review to find out now before we go ahead with the full review of the Galaxy Note, in light be sure to subscribe to the gadget, 360, YouTube channel and click that Bell icon, so that you are the first to know when we have a new video. The Galaxy Note penlight has a crisp AMOLED display with real support around the display to be bright enough and when used out those with good viewing angles. The speaker volume is loud enough, which is good. Nor by Atmos is also available, but only works with earphones and not with the loudspeaker. It likes the ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner, seen in the note, 10 plus, which is a bit disappointing.

You still get an in display fingerprint reader, but it's the slower CMOS sensor face unlock is also supported, and it works just fine. The device looks nice thanks to its thin bezels. The frame of the Galaxy Note in light feels like metal, but the device has a plastic field which is underwhelming at this price point. The rear also picks up smudges quite easily, and you'll have to keep wiping it or use the bundled case. There is nothing remarkable about buttons and ports on this device, but you'll be happy to know that the note 10 Lite has a 3.5 mm, headphone jack and a hybrid dual SIM tray for storage expansion. In terms of software, you get 1ui 2.0 running on top of Android 10, and our review device was running. The January 2020 security patch, most of the S Pen Stylus features of the high-end Galaxy Note series are still available on the smartphone.

You can pull it out when the phone is on standby to quickly take notes on the device. The S Pen can also be used as a remote shutter to take photos and to switch between the primary and the selfie cameras err. Actions. That's present on the Galaxy Note n plus is missing from the Galaxy Note n light. So you can't move this s-pen like a one to zoom in zoom out or switch between different camera modes.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Enos, nine, eight one zero SOC, which is disappointing, particularly because the similarly priced Galaxy S 10 knife has the much more powerful Snapdragon 855 chip. However, the no 10 light delivered a smooth user experience without any lag or splatter. We could even multitask on the device without needing to close apps running. In the background, the Galaxy Note penlight ran from G Mobile on high settings by default and I didn't notice any starter while playing the game. The device did get warm to the touch very quickly in our HD video to test the smartphone last at first 19 or than 35 minutes, which is a respectable time with regular usage.

Is the smartphone lasted for a day and a half on a single charge, which is good. This applies 25 watt charger managed to get this phone to 60% in half an hour and took a little over an hour to get into full charge. Now, let's talk about the camera performance, you can see the rear camera specs on the screen. Now photos taken in the nape had good details, accurate light metering and text at a distance was legible. The buyer angle camera delivers the same color tone as the primary camera.

This is a good thing. However, you will still notice distortion at the edges of a wide-angle photo. These shots are also low on details for close-ups. The Galaxy Note tonight managed to take sharp shots. However, colors appeared boosted in some of them in portrait mode.

You can set the level of blow before taking a shot and four traits have good edge. Detection I found the output to be strictly average in low-light as fine grain was visible on zooming into an image. Switching to night mode made a noticeable difference. Shots were brighter and had better detail with lower noise. Let's take a look at selfie camera specs on screen.

Now, selfies click outdoors turned out. Well, however, those click indoors, more average video recording maxes out at 4k 60fps from the primary camera and 4k 30fps for the selfie shooter. The output is stabilized when shooting at 4k as well as 1080p, and you do have the option to switch between the three view: cameras while shooting the Galaxy Note and I do a good job at stabilizing video quality dips in low-light, and we noticed a shimmer effect in our sample clips for the asking price of thirty, eight thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees, the Galaxy Note penlight faces some stiff competition from the OnePlus 70, which has better hardware and the ocarina 10x zoom Edition, which has better cameras. The Galaxy Note nine still come on the premium at sixty-seven thousand nine hundred rupees, which helps the Galaxy Note in light. Look appealing, unlike the Samsung Galaxy s, 10 light at the Galaxy Note 10.1 phone jack and the S Pen Stylus, which helps it stand out. However, the choice of a two-year-old processor might not be a good move.

Now the Galaxy Note end I will appeal to someone who wants the full note experience without paying full price for it, so that was our review of the Galaxy Note 10 light. Now, what do you think about the smartphone? Let us know in the comment section down below and as always for all things, tech state you to catch 360.

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