Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite! (Quick Comparison) By Simple Alpaca

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Aug 21, 2021
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite! (Quick Comparison)

What's up everyone welcome back to the channel. So if you guys don't know, you might have probably not even heard, but Simpson just announced their Samsung Galaxy Note, 10, and I've heard some rumors about this before, but I wasn't really to sure when I was going to come out and Samsung actually announced it before CES. Now, it's not fully released yet, like nobody even knows what the price point is or what markets it's going to be at, but I wanted to do a little quick comparison to see what the main differences are, whether you should pick it up or not, really from the knowledge that we know now and just seeing what the main differences are between these standard. Samsung, Galaxy, Note 10, and they know 10 light now, there's actually some really cool advantages going for the no 10 light over the Samsung Galaxy note, 10 cents and Galaxy Note 10.1 inch, a dynamic AMOLED display that resolution is 1080 by 20 to 80, where the Samsung Galaxy Note ENSAI has a six point. Seven inch display, which is already bigger than that display. It's a Super AMOLED infinity Oh display.

So pretty much the same exact setup as a Samsung Galaxy, Note n, where this resolution is 1080 by 2400. This is really, really interesting because they seem to be based off what I'm just reading the same exact specs, the same exact screen themselves, which is fascinating. The main differences are is that the screen and the overall phone is more rounded on the edges, whereas the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 was more G. It seemed more like the note 9 and there seems to be a little more bezel around the display versus the note 10, but it's still a very slim bezel around the whole entire display. So that's a really cool thing: it's probably not going to have a headphone jack.

We really don't know yet, but it is a bigger phone which is really cool on the back. You have triple camera setups on both phones, but the setups are a little different. You have kind of more like the iPhone 11 Google Pixel for type of setup on the Galaxy Note 10 light, but the standards you know no 10 type of thing on the no 10 so and speaking about those camera setups. We can already see some pretty big differences here. The Samsung Galaxy note in light has 3 12, megapixel sensors and all try to wide-angle and telephoto lens.

With the Samsung Galaxy note, 10 had to 12 megapixel, sensors or wide-angle and a telephoto lens and a 16 megapixel all Troy sensor. Now we don't know that details, we don't know the frame resolutions and all that you can go check and film in, but when we, when we find those things that will all go ahead and let you guys know, but I can definitely tell you no megapixels all that stuff they're important I still think the no 10 will have the better camera setup overall. So megapixels are one thing, but actually shooting the videos are completely and even taking the photos or a completely different story. So once I get my hands on them, if it comes out in the US, and I'll go ahead and talk about it now, another main thing we're going to get asked is the performance side of things. Now: the Samsung Galaxy Note, enjoy 2 core CPU, with the base model having six gigabytes of RAM and the top tier model having eight gigabytes of RAM, where the Samsung Galaxy Note 1000 has the outscore CPU, whether there's only one model of it, and that model has 8 gigabytes of RAM.

So you can get the base models. I guess, there's only one model, no no 10, but you can tailor the note 10 light to having the same amount of RAM as a note, 10, and I think in terms of performance and everything I'm, not to sure what the differences are going to be. We really don't have that much information on it, but based out the information I have maybe the note n will still be a little faster, but it is what it is: I'm not really freaking out about the performance of the note 10 light, one of the most interesting things about the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 light, though, is the battery. Now they no 10 the standard. One has a thirty-five hundred million power battery or the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 light has a forty-five hundred nine by are batteries, so we have an additional 1000 million powers on the Galaxy Note 10 light, which is in saying I cannot believe a cheaper phone potentially will have a bigger battery life and better battery life.

In a bigger battery. It doesn't really make much sense, Murray, but I think that's a really cool thing. I'm really happy Samsung is doing that I'm not mad about it. So, if they're willing to give us bigger batteries- and that's only making me even more excited about the next phone release and how big those batteries will be so and the other thing that no 10 light will still come with an S Pen, which is really, really cool, so thank god, they're not skimping out on that and that pretty much covers it. Those are the main differences between the note, 10 and the note 10 light.

Of course, there's probably a bunch of different things that are going to come out in the next couple of days, but this is a baseline of the knowledge we know now. These are the main differences. So if you have any questions or anything, let me know in the comment section below if that, like button, tell me so much, but definitely hit that subscribe button, every single subscriber that we get really does count so to mean so much. We ask it hit that also check out the other links down in the description as well. My Twitter, my Instagram, my second Channel, all its take something down below.

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