Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite vs S10e vs S10 - Which Should You Buy? By XEETECHCARE

Lots of guys, in his time you take a look at the galaxy s.10 light I've been checking this phone out for a couple of days now, so I'm going to be sharing my thoughts and also compare it to the existing galaxy s, 10 family, just to see how this phone stacks up against the original line. A lot of people are confused, which phone to go for as of now by the way I've already done. A video on the no 10 light so be sure to check that out. So, okay. So, let's start off with the name of this phone, which is s10 light I mean considering everything that this phone is packing. It doesn't do justice to that name at all, like in some way it's better than the s10 family.

In some ways it's not and in some ways it's just plain unlucky. So we'll start off with the design of the galaxy s 10 light it's very similar to how Samsung will be designing their phone in 2020, we've got the bunch holdovers, the middle and the cameras on the left-hand side. Samsung is trying to have a uniform design across all of its phones, whether it's a series or S Series I mean you do get premium stuff over there, but generally it's the same kind of design language you get to see on these different phones. It's a pretty good design. I'm, not gonna lie, but it's still not as premium as what you get on the original Galaxy S 10 family, something that I do like is the bunch roll towards the middle I, just not prefer it on the left or right hand, side on the s10 family, so yeah Samsung has a better implementation of this on it's a newer flagship.

Now this is a 1080p display. It's pretty sharp has in nice brightness and everything it's a completely flat display, so no edge whatsoever for those who like having a flat display. This is a plus point: it's not quad HD, and it also doesn't have high refresh rate, which you're going to see a lot of smartphones will get in the 2020s or something to notice and under the hood, with God welcomes never again 855, so you're going to get the same performance as you get on pretty much any other s device out there s10 device. So that is a good thing. It's got a 4500 mAh battery, which is even bigger than the s10 plus.

It is right on par with the SN+ 5g models, so Samsung has gone perfect with that now Samsung went with an optical finger scanner on this phone, which, like I said, is not as good as the 3d one that you get on the galaxy s, 10, 10, plus, or keep that in mine. Furthermore, it is pretty consistent compared to the first time they introduced it. So you're not going to have any problem with it, but it's just not as good and as fast as the 3d one that you get on the original s10 models. Now we've got triple camera setup on the back. You have a main 48 members of sensor, along with 12 make we saw ultra wide-angle lens and a 5 megapixel macro lens now picture quality is pretty good on this phone.

Nice sharp photos. You can get 4k videos as well as take super steady videos which looks really, really good. So all in all, it's a pretty jam-packed phone to be honest, but it all comes down to one thing, and that is the pricing. The price where the s10 lied will be around $600. Something- and currently there are so many deals out there for the s10 family that you can avail compared to the s10 rest and Plus.

You are definitely getting a more premium design over here, you're also getting a 3d, Hindu, split-fingered scanner and, of course, better cameras. The s10 light feels like it's a bigger brother of the galaxy STE I mean this is the phone that Samsung should have launched when they first introduced the whole s10 line, but right now going into 2020 I think it's kind of a bad timing on Samsung's part, especially because they launched the Galaxy S 'tony, which is the cheaper s10 model already. So I can see why they launched the note 10 lied because there is no cheaper, affordable, note version, but there's not a lot of sense in launching the S Pen light. So, in my opinion overall, like I said it's an it's a great phone, but you can definitely find better deals and get the galaxy stand plus. Instead, which is a game if likes your phone and better in pretty much most of the ways compared to the s10 light, like I said it should have been the phone launched instead of the s10 II if they really wanted to sell this phone, but going in 2020 at this price range.

You'll definitely have more options to go for especially the best option that is available right now from Samsung. That is the s10. Depending on where you live, you might find the s10 or s10 plus cheaper than the Galaxy S 10 light, or you might find the STE cheaper again. They are offering very similar specs to that phone, and they could be cheaper. So let me know your thoughts in the comments below I hope, I've cleared up some confusion.

I do think. It's a great, but there are better options, drop a comment with your thoughts on this, and I'll. See you guys in the next one peace out.

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