Like, I said, the camera over here is a mixed bag, but there's lot of other stuff to like about this phone. For starters, it rocks a premium-looking design, and despite sporting a plastic body, it doesn’t come across as cheap. It's great for gaming too, thanks to the Snapdragon 855 processor and 8GB of RAM. It runs on Androids latest OS- Android 10, along with Samsung's One UI 2.0 which means it’s got all of the latest software features.The battery life along with the 25W fast charger is top-notch. The huge 6.7-inch display, although not dynamic AMOLED is still a brilliant Super AMOLED, and it's perfect for watching High definition videos. The notch in the middle is also far less distracting than some of U-shaped notch phones out there.
I'm not going to lie to you. I really enjoyed using the S10 lite, but there are concerns that it overlaps with other S10 phones, especially the S10e, which can confuse consumers to some extent. Although that being said, in Samsung's defence, the company is attempting to bring the S-series flagship specs to a larger audience at a lower cost. Instead of spending upwards of 70,000 Rupees on a high-end smartphone, users can make themselves familiar with the flagship experience for less than ₹40,000. Only time will tell if that strategy will pay off, but for now, at least the S10 Lite seems to be a very exciting option in its price segment.