Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite (2020)

Solid, versatile camera system Bright AMOLED screen S Pen functionality

No high refresh rate screen Aged chipset Cheap plastic rear

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite is an odd beast: a smartphone without a well-defined target audience. But with a solid camera system, a good screen, the unique S Pen and more, it easily does enough to stand toe-to-toe with others at the same...

Stylus phone at a cheaper price Nice large Note screen All-day battery life promised

Not all S Pen features Note 9-era chipset S11 launches very soon

While the tech media may scoff at the idea of a watered-down flagship, the Lite makes a lot more sense than we originally gave credit. Yes, it undermines the series flagship. But by offering better battery life potential and solid features, overall we...

We like the Note 10 Lite. Exactly how much we end up liking depends on the street price and the quality of cameras, so look out for our full review when it’s published.

Has an S Pen, comes at 30% less than the Note 10+ or even half the price in some markets.

Dated chipset isn't as powerful or power efficient as other options for the money.

With the Galaxy Note10 Lite, however, you now have a third option. In a package more affordable than the Note10 and Note10+ (even half-price in some markets!) you're getting the S Pen, latest software, and some of the best image quality from a...

Great display, comfy design (no camera bump); Mostly great camera performance; Two years of updates promised; S Pen experience at a cheaper price

One speaker, tinny sounding; No IP rating for water resistance; Not officially available in the US

Good-quality AMOLED display ; Great camera performance ; S-pen support ; Retains audio jack ; Long-lasting battery

In-display FP reader needs improvement ; No stereo speakers

Stay tuned to see if the Galaxy Note 10 Lite is worth buying.