Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite Unboxing & First Impressions! By Shane Symonds

Hey guys how's it going in this video, we're gonna, be doing an unboxing, give the first impressions on the galaxy s 10 light. So what is the S 10 light, since we just had the s 10 released a year ago and really Samsung's approach with this phone is to give you premium specs and a premium smartphone experience, but at a lower price point, when the Galaxy S 10 came out last year, it retailed at $1,000 I personally purchased this phone off of eBay from a third-party seller for $600, so expect this phone to be in the 550 to $600 range and I would expect this device to start shipping out before the release and shipment of the galaxy s 20 and new Samsung phones coming in February. But let's go ahead and get into the device, so you're not staring at a box. We have the prism blue color here, and this is a global model. So wherever you buy this phone, it does not matter. You're going to get the SMG 7 7 0 F, dual SIM.

It's either 6 gigabytes or 8 gigabytes of RAM I'm, not quite sure which one, but we'll find that out once we jump into the phone, oh wow I'm already excited because it looks to be the same: blue color as my Galaxy Note, n plus, but we'll put that aside before I, get too excited. Let's see what else we get in the box here now. The first thing on top here I'm super excited about is the superfast charger, because this phone supports the 25 watt superfast charging that you would find on the Galaxy, Note 10 and no 10 plus, and yes, it lives up to its name. It is superfast, so I'm super excited to use that we also have our black type C to type C, cable and as far as earbuds go. Let's check.

These guys out seems to be pretty nice, so interesting variation here of the earbuds that I haven't seen before we have this clear, colored silicon tip that will rest inside your ear. It is different from the Galaxy Note 10, and also a differently designed earbud altogether. It looks to be more premium than the offerings of the galaxy a51 earbuds. These were very cheap when I tested them so later in the video we'll give these a lesson and see how they perform and on the reverse side of the lid. We have an extra pamphlet up here.

It seems to be pretty thick. Maybe we got a case, and I'll mention two. We also have the sim card ejection tool on the outside and, yes, we do get a case included, have our instructions- and here is our case similar to the case offered with the galaxy. A 51 has a little of texture to it on the inside, but it's smooth on the outside, and it has the slightest of a tint to it. So it's not a completely clear case, but we will try that on the phone a little later.

So that's everything that comes in the box now, let's focus our attention on the galaxy s, 10 light so Wow, yes, okay, it is pretty much the same color as the Galaxy Note 10.1, the S 10 light just leave that there for a point of reference. But let's go ahead and peel this off okay, so the first compromise worth mentioning is that this has a plastic back opposed to the normal glass back, that we might be accustomed to on more premium devices, and it has the weight of a more premium phone too. It's not super lightweight or anything so in terms of feel it definitely feels premium. Despite having the plastic back now, following a recent trend, we have a pre-installed screen protector on this device and I know this is going to annoy people, but I'm going to take off that screen protector, because personally, when using the gestures at the bottom of your screen, you hit that screen protector every time, and it's just not smooth. It's very rigid and just doesn't give a nice experience when using the phone.

It is a very thin and flimsy screen protector. So if you do want a screen, protector I would recommend buying one off of Amazon or elsewhere online for cheap. We have our micro SD card slot and our sim slot here on the left side and then on the right side. We have our volume buttons and the power button, but let's go ahead and boot up the Galaxy S 10 light. Take a look at this six point: seven inch display 1080 by 2400, pixels, 22, 9 aspect ratios, 394 pixels per inch, always-on display HDR, Super, AMOLED, plus display also right off the bat here.

I can see a very similar sized hole punch at the top. As the note 10 plus in my galaxy, a 51 review I did make the point that the hole punch seems to be significantly smaller. It looks like the camera is the same size, but there's this extra little black, looking bezel around that whole punch. So definitely something to keep in mind. Something else will get a good look at right now is that the s10 light has a six point: seven-inch screen like I said and on the note 10 plus over here we have a six point.

Eight inch display so just the slightest bit of a difference and, of course, on the note line. We have that box of your shape and the more rounded shape on the S line, all right, so we're still transferring a few apps over and stuff. But here is the galaxy s 10 light, and it's full glory. Six point: seven inch, Super AMOLED plus display Android, ten 1ui, 2.0 I, just tested out a few apps and everything opens and closes super smoothly. So while we have those last few apps transfer, the first thing I want to check out is the audio quality on the s10 light.

So I'm just going to jump into a video here we'll go to our latest review. Okay. So if you didn't notice there, we just have the bottom firing speaker here and earpiece on top for calls. But as far as the audio goes just the bottom firing speaker, it gets pretty loud, but when you're expecting that premium experience from your phone, the speakers are not giving you the absolute best that I've had and tested, but something that seems to be the case with any Samsung device is that it's usually some of the loudest volume of any other phones that I've used so that bottom firing speaker. It is just the one speaker, but it does get loud and for me just watching YouTube like right here.

It definitely suffices I'll, just roll a little more of this video here to show you how that hole, punch may interfere with things you're watching or things you're doing and since still talking about audio quality. Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that there is no headphone jack on the s10 light, but they do include the type C earbuds in the box, so I'm going to give another quick, listen with the earbuds on and give you a quick analysis on what I think of the earbuds I'm actually very impressed with the earbuds here. So you won't need to go and search for another pair of earbuds if you are going to pick up this phone I just really appreciate when the headphone jack is gone, that they offer earbuds that plug into that type, C port, also, as I promised earlier I would check this. This device has 6 gigabytes of RAM, but this device will also be shipping with 8 gigabytes of RAM. So if you want the 8 gigabyte model, I would hold out on that and wait until it's shipping to your country right now.

If you buy this third-party or elsewhere, you're, probably going to get the 6 gigabyte RAM device. Alright. Next we're going to take a quick look at performance by playing a game. So as expected, this thing is running like a champ super smooth performance, and we just don't call duty mobile here, but this has been running buttery smooth I mean we do have the Snapdragon 855 processor, so I wouldn't really expect any less, but absolutely no lag at all when gaming and super smooth performance also something I wanted to see. Really quick is if the s10 light supports decks, so go ahead and plug in and nothing happening.

Ok, so that's pretty disappointing. This has the specs to have decks on it. So I really don't know why they just didn't throw decks on this. The decks support not on here really is a head scratcher. Also taking a look at the facial recognition here, it is superfast, get you into your phone right away, as you can see as soon as that facial recognition initiates its right into your device superfast super quick, super responsive and that kind of paints.

The picture for my first impressions of the galaxy s 10 light is that I am very impressed with this phone I'm very happy with the specs. It provides at the price point it's currently selling at $550, with that snapdragon 855, the Super AMOLED plus display the superfast 25 watt charging of 4500 William hour battery, which I never mentioned until now, and so many other premium features in addition to the Samsung 1 UI 2.0 for a great software experience and everything is just super smooth. It does lack some of those premium flagship features like wireless charging. We don't have the water and dust resistance that you would find on a more premium phone. The back is plastic, but it's a great looking phone.

It has that same really: nice, blue color. As the Galaxy Note, n, plus also a quick look at the case here on the phone, you can definitely see all those great colors and yes, there is no headphone jack, but the earbuds provided in the Box do sound good, and I also know a main point of this phone. Is that 48 megapixel super steady, optimal image, stabilization camera and the macro lens camera and the wide-angle lens camera as well, and I'm really excited to bring the full review to you guys on this s10 light. So let me know what you think of this device initially in the comments below, and please consider, subscribing to the Shane Simon's YouTube channel today and hitting that Bell icon for notifications. Hope you see you guys around for the next video thanks.

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Source : Shane Symonds