Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite review By GSMArena Official

Everyone, the Galaxy S enlighten is Samsung's newest addition to their s10 lineup. It's also their last because he has 20 series. It was just announced now this is a very interesting phone, and it competes with phones like the OnePlus 70 and the Minor 10, the biggest question: can it even compete with Samsung's very own galaxy s, ten plus I'm Angie for GSM marina? And this is our review of the Samsung Galaxy S 10 light the S 10 light looks elegant and subtle. There is a small centered hole. Punch lake on is 20 phones. Similarly, there's also a wider camera bump on the back and no headphone jack to speak of unlike Samsung's flagship.

However, there's no IP rated protection and the phone isn't made of glass. Instead, the back is made of a material. Sampson calls glass sake. This means the S 10 light is just as slippery as a regular glass phone and collects just as many fingerprints, but it's surprisingly light despite its size. In fact, the phone is so large that one-handed use is quite difficult, even with the multiple gesture navigation options that the UI offers and man does.

It offers a lot there's the Android 10 gestures, the Samsung gestures and the classic navigation buttons. You can also adjust the back gesture sensitivity. The Aston Lite has an optical fingerprint reader that appears to be faster and more accurate than the ultrasonic fingerprint reader on the regular s10. If you get rid of the unlock animation through the developer options, the perceived speed gets even faster. The six point: seven inch AMOLED has a full HD resolution and supports HDR 10 plus content.

It's actually a larger screen than the SN pluses, and it's almost as large as the one on the note 10 plus, which is definitely one of the phones and biggest selling points. It's not the sharpest screen out there with an unimpressive pixel density of 394 PPI, but other than that. This display is excellent. Sunlight legibility is great, and it got up to 700 minutes of brightness and max auto mode. The screen also had impressive color accuracy in natural mode, but vivid is the more pleasing setup.

Speaking of the other side of video consumption, wired audio using a Samsung, adapter dongle was nicely loud and scored high marks and our tests. Thankfully, and surprisingly, it turned out that the phone supports L DAC, which is superior to the generic SBC Bluetooth audio codec, as manufacturers push wireless audio more and more. It's important to include hi-fi audio codecs like this one, where Samsung hasn't skimped, is the phone's massive 4500 million power battery, no matter how you use your phone, it's bound to last awhile, as it's scored an excellent one, hundreds and hours in our endurance tests, the 25 watt charger in the box allowed for some speedy charging. We can get from 0 to 63 percent in half, and it takes 62 minutes for a full charge, which is quite respectable. Despite light in the name, the phone has a Snapdragon 855 chipset, and it's plenty fast at the level of the s10 or the note 10.

The s10 light has Android 10 with the horrible named one UI 2. On top, it has a crazy amount of customization. Option allows for the navigation screens to be lowered for easier reach ability and has a Bixby shelf if you swipe to the left on the home screen. Basically, it's not too different from the first edition, and most changes seem to be under the hood. For example, the UI and now asks for permission to use your location for each app there's, also a system-wide dark mode that helps save battery life and extends the darkness even to third-party applications.

The Aston Lite has a triple camera setup. There's a 5, megapixel macro camera, a 12 megapixel ultra-wide and the star of the show is a 48 megapixel main camera that has super steady oh is it would have been nice for Samsung to include a telephoto camera instead of a macro cam, but at least the macro cam seems to work quite well in daylight. The main camera has punchy, colors and good dynamic range. However, there are occasional, sharpening, halos and edge to edge. Sharpness varies for some reason.

The lower left corner of the scene would often turn out soft. The ultra-wide camera offered similar rendition to the main cam and had the same punchy, colors and dynamic range. It was softer than the main camera, but that's common with ultra light cameras in low-light, color, saturation varied from scene to scene and overall looked a bit soft on the positive side. HDR engaged in almost all the night scenes and highlights and shadows were generally well-developed. Night mode isn't doing a lot though, and we found it to be too conservative while it restored more detail in the shadows that didn't seem to help with highlights and light sources.

It also added a lot of green. In short, the standard HDR mode performed more than good enough, so you don't have to wait on night mode same for stacking, for good photos, at least for the main camera, with the ultra-wide camera. However, night mode photos look universally. Better photos are still generally soft, and they're still added noise, but the extra sharpness and tonal restoration really made a difference. The macro camera on the ESSTIN light is one of the better ones we've seen and a delivered impressive detail.

Even for a 5 megapixel sensor portraits, look, sharp and have natural skin tones. They also have nice edge separation and the faux both was nice even with more complicated backgrounds. The s10 light can record 4k footage up to 60fps.4K videos have very good levels of detail: no noise and lively colors, there's video stabilization, and while it works well, we didn't notice anything to back up. Samsung's claims that this system is special Full HD video doesn't have as much detail and sharpness, but other than that it has pretty similar rendition to the 4k footage.4K video, with the ultra-wide camera, also looked perfect sharpness and detail were impressive and were comparable to the main camera. The special super, steady mode, which we've seen on other Samsung phone since last year, is here as well, and it works nicely.

It works by cropping in on footage shot by the ultra-wide camera. So the video quality is a little behind the main cameras. The SM light is an excellent phone and checks. All the boxes for a flagship device so much so that the light moniker seems a little out of place. It can even stand up to the ESSTIN plus with the larger screen longer battery life faster charging and better under display fingerprint reader.

The S Plus will get you a better camera experience and IP protection. That's still an amazing showing from the Lite phone. However, the s and lights competing with phones that have high refresh rate, OLED screens and flagship chipsets that are being sold for less. So while this phone is perfect, the competition is just too strong and the price tag at 650 euros is too high. So perhaps wait a few months for the price to drop and for the dust to settle and then pick this one up thanks for watching.

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