Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite Review - The Note For the Masses By TechLine

Hey, what is happening? This is limeys you're, watching tag line, and this is the Samsung Galaxy note to light the note for the masses, so Samsung decided to make a cheaper version of the popular Samsung Galaxy note and at the note and plus, but they had to make quite a few trade-offs in order to make this a cheaper device. The Galaxy Note and light costs at least a few hundred bucks less. That's why it might be a good deal for those who love the s-pen, but they don't want to spend a flagship phone price in this video I'm going to tell you all the pros and cons of this device, so we can make the buying decision yourself. The design of the note and light is similar to both flagship and upper mid-range class devices from Samsung. The phone feels premium, thanks to you, metal, chassis, high quality, buttons and glass on the front. Samsung has not specified material used in the backplate, but it feels like plastic to me.

For example, it feels the same as the backplate used on the galaxy 50 or a 70. In other words, the backplate is made of what Samsung calls the 3d plastic material, which is essentially a highly polished plastic material with premium glass like glossy surface and gradients. So it's not real glass, but it's made to look and feel like glass. I did my best with the explanation here. I hope you get me I, don't have the note on plus at the moment, but here is how the light looks next to the regular note- and it's significantly taller and wider.

Also, here is how the note and light looks next to the Samsung Galaxy S 10 plus. Lastly, if we compare the note and light to the Galaxy S 10 light, they look very similar, both in terms of sheer size, design and look and feel. However, the note and light is slightly taller just a tad wider and a little thicker I would say that the regular note 10 is more comfortable to hold in the hand, but the light model has a much larger 6.7 inch display that I found to be really nice and sharp. It's got deep blacks, great contrast and color accuracy and good outdoor visibility. The buttons are on the right side, which are easy to reach.

For example, the flagship note has the keys on the left side, which has always been a weird choice by Samsung. If you ask me a 32, megapixels camera is implemented in this tiny punch hole, so you don't need to deal with any larges or things of that nature. On the back, we have an array of cameras that consists of ultra-wide wide are the main shooter and telephoto lens. Both the primary and zoom cameras are coupled with optical image. Stabilization I'll talk about optical performance in just a bit.

The S Pen is what says the note serious apart from the competition I, think that a lot of people admire the S Pen for his functionality and the fact that it increases your productivity. However, not everyone's ready to shell out top dollar. For the flagship note and the Morton light is Samsung's answer. The company wants to bring the note serious, and it's a useful stylus to the masses with the S Pen. You can take notes.

Off-Screen memos draw magnify glance, highlight the text, sign the documents and so on and so forth. Some people simply like scrolling through the menus with the S Pen. You can also use the air gestures. For example, you can use the S Pen as the remote control to take pictures or switch between main and selfie cameras. What is all but frustrating is that you cannot switch between different camera modes like on the regular, no tan or the no 10-plus, at least for now, when the phone still runs on an early software build, but I'm not sure if Samsung is going to bring this feature with a future software updates.

Overall, the S Pen definitely increases your productivity in one way or another. You just need to master all the features to make the best out of it, I'm glad that Samsung released the cheaper and more affordable note for the stylus or the S Pen of hands. If 4500 million hours battery is inside this phone- and it performs really well, I- could get 13 hours of screen on time when I use the phone, mostly for YouTube and social media and playing with the s-pen. If you use the phone more intensively, you can still expect to get about 10 hours of screen on time. There is also a 25 watts fast charging support, but no wireless charging like on the flagship, no 10 or the no 10 plus other key features include an in display fingerprint scanner that I found to be accurate.

Yet it's not the fastest I've seen to compensate that there is a reliable and fast face unlock feature that works well in all lighting conditions. Other features of the note and light include a micro SD card slot or storage expansion, a headphone jack that provides good audio and a pretty good bottom firing loudspeaker. However, I wish the phone had a dual stereo speaker system, like the flagship, no 10 a few downsides, the phone is neither does nor water-resistant, just like the s10 light. I think that's a major shortcoming for the phone that costs around 600 euros. You should also know that there is no LED notification light, but we do have a highly customizable always on display at the time of the product release.

Samsung didn't reveal the actual chipset inside the Bolton light. The reason for that is pretty simple: the phone runs on an X nonce 9810 CPU, the same chipset that was used in the Samsung Galaxy s, 9 that was released in 2018. That may be the reason why the no 10 light is slightly cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy S 10 light, which runs on a flagship grade. Snapdragon 855, even though the chipset is outdated, it's still capable of handling pretty much all the 3d games you throw at it. I didn't have any issues playing games like asphalt, 9 asphalt, extreme shallow phi3 and even the pop G on the highest graphics settings.

The note and light runs on Android 10, and we have the 1 UI 2.0 skin by Samsung. That means that you can customize the phone in a variety of ways and play with many settings, just name a few I like the dark mode, which looks nice on his sharp AMOLED screen. Also, I got used to Samsung's gesture-based navigation system and I, like the variety of advanced features, even though I don't use them all. My two-year-old Galaxy S 9 plus runs on the same chipset as the note on light and is still a very fast phone on a daily basis. The same can be said about the note.

The device feels fluid and responsive all the time. That means that the excellence 9810 is still a capable chipset that assures good overall months. A triple camera setup produces near flagship, great images, whether you take pictures using the main wide-angle or telephoto lens. Well, the more expensive no.10 tends to take sharper images if we compare them side-by-side, but overall I'm really happy with the no time lights. Cameras pictures have plenty of detail.

The colors are usually accurate and dynamic range is excellent. Pretty much all the time. Selfies and portraits look pretty good to you. Although some shots could be attached sharper night image, quality is pretty good. Overall.

If we compare images to the note 10, the latter phones cameras are more consistent and take better quality images. However, the Northern Lights night mode is pretty impressive, and it shows the importance of software in mobile photography. Night selfie image quality is pretty good, but only if you take pictures in auto mode portraits, look kind of grainy same as the galaxy s 10 light and the flagship no 10. This phone can shoot 4k videos in both 30 and 60 FPS mode. The overall quality is very good, but if you want a more stable video and the ability to switch between the main telephoto and wide-angle lens, you need to record in 30 frames per second mode.

There is also the so-called super steady video mode that makes the video look smooth and stable, but there is a lot of noise and quite a few video artifacts. Also, this mode works only in 1080p for his selfie video quality provides you with plenty of detail, but the video is ridiculously shaky. That's why I suggest you using 1080p mode that produces much smoother footage. The sound recording quality is pretty good, make sure to check out uncut video samples on my secondary Channel and be the judge, as always, you'll find all the links and show notes down below the video. As far as connectivity goes, the phone has been excellent.

Call quality signal, reception, Wi-Fi, GPS Bluetooth have been working, fine, there is NFC and a lot of sensors overall, the Samsung Galaxy Note penlight is a solid device, and it offers a lot of flagship qualities, but to reduce the price of the phone. Samsung simply had to make some trade-offs. Even though Samsung didn't specify this. The devices' backplate has a fancy name of 3d glass, stick which is Jesse, strengthened and polished plastic with some glass gradients. It's not a big deal for me as the phone still looks and feels premium, but you need to know this before buying other shortcomings or trade-offs include the lack of ip68 certification for water and dust resistance.

There is no wireless charging in display, fingerprint scanner could be faster. There is no dual stereo speaker system and no LED notification light. So here's my conclusion: the Samsung Galaxy Note on light is a phone for those who want the s-pen that increases your productivity, and it's fun to use a massive and sharp AMOLED display with tiny bezels good, build quality and nice design good overall performance, despite an outdated chipset and near flagship grade cameras. And last but not least, this phone has an excellent battery life with fans charging at the end of the day. The tan light is the Galaxy Note for the masses, despite some trade-offs is still a solid note, with a lot of flagship qualities for you lower price.

What do you think about the Samsung Galaxy Note and light? Would you buy this phone, or would you choose another option, as always as the video? If you liked it, please drop me a comment down below. If you have any questions, please subscribe to the channel. If you haven't already follow me on social media and as always, it was lioness. Thank you for watching and see you soon.

Source : TechLine