Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite
Where reviewers agreed
- Positive: Useful S Pen stylus · 5 sites
- Positive: Good camera image quality · 4 sites
- Positive: Modern, up-to-date software · 4 sites
- Positive: Good display · 3 sites
- Positive: Strong everyday performance · 3 sites
- Positive: Long battery life · 2 sites
- Negative: Hardware could have been better · 3 sites
Points that 2 or more review sites made.
Key specs
Critic consensus
“The Samsung Galaxy Note10 is a relatively cheap point of entry into the Galaxy Note device family and receives a recommendation from us. Furthermore, the image quality of the cameras is good, the GPS is accurate, the software is modern and the excellent stylus is almost unique in that it opens up a whole range of new possibilities with only a few features missing compared to the other Note10 smartphones.”
“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 non-flagship device. The aging top-tier chipset is still a better option than the beefiest of current midrange alternatives, there's battery life to spare and the display is easily good enough, if not the absolute best.”
“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 ‘flagship-lite’ price point, if never besting them.”
“At €600 (about $680), it costs much less than your regular Galaxy Note 10, but it’s not as light on features as one might think. We’ve got a high-tier processor, the coveted S Pen, a gorgeous display, and the nearly extinct headphone jack. The camera is quite good, and the build materials still feel premium. The Note 10 Lite doesn’t have a curved display or stereo speakers, both of which are features exclusive to the top-tier Samsung phones, but it will get just the same amount of software updates as its flagship siblings.”
What people actually want to know
When was the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite released?
The Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite was released on January 21, 2020.
How long does the battery last on the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite?
The Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite has a 4,500 mAh battery.
Does the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite support wireless charging?
No, the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite does not support wireless charging.
Does the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite have a headphone jack?
Yes, the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite has a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Does the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite have NFC?
Yes, the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite has NFC. You can use Google Wallet, Apple Pay, and tap-to-pair with Bluetooth accessories.
Where can I get support for the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite?
Visit Samsung's official support page for warranty info, repairs, and troubleshooting.
Where can I download the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite manual?
You can view and download the Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite manual on our dedicated manual page.
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