The new Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite is here to open up the S Pen stylus-equipped business-class smartphone series to a newer audience. It has a sizable 6.7-inch screen, three rear cameras, and a hefty 4,500mAh battery capacity, which should provide for all-day power. The screen has the usual AMOLED strengths: wide viewing angles, deep blacks, and vivid colors. It is set to the Natural screen mode out of the box so it’s not overly vivid, but you can change that from the display settings depending on your preference. Brightness levels are quite high as well and were not an issue when I was using the phone in bright sunlight.

The Galaxy Note 10 Lite’s rear cameras consist of 12MP main camera, 12MP telephoto camera and a 12MP ultra-wide camera. The Exynos 9810 chipset that powers the Galaxy Note 10 Lite allows it to run great in day-to-day use, be it opening apps, switching between apps, or navigating through the user interface in general. It can also handle all the graphics-heavy gaming titles, such as PUBG and without breaking a sweat.

The S Pen is Bluetooth-enabled, so it can be used as a remote control inside various apps. You can change slides in a PowerPoint presentation, pause and play videos, take pictures and switch between the front and rear cameras, and more by single or double pressing the S Pen button. Aside from that, the Note 10 Lite is also equipped with a few modern features, like an Infinity-O display, 25W super-fast charging support for its 4,500 mAh battery, and the latest software out of the box. If you didn’t manage to get your hands on the galaxy note 10, this is the phone you could go for.