Samsung S10 Lite, a tweak version of the previous Samsung S10 model was introduced in 2019. The 6.7-inch AMOLED screen of it is crisp, and large for an S-series phone, also it is Full HD+ resolution (2400 x 1080). Like the S10e, the S10 Lite ditches the pricier S10 phones’ curved ‘waterfall’ edges for a flat screen. The front is also broken up by a punch-hole for the front-facing camera, but it’s much smaller this time around, and it’s in the center of the display rather than at the top-right. All in all, the phone looks like a simplified version of last year's Samsung S10 Plus, but with a few luxury touches filed down.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite does have three cameras in its rear suite, but instead of adding the telephoto lens that the S10e was missing, the new phone goes in a different direction, offering a 5MP Macro lens for up-close photography (flowers, bugs, and so on). This positions the S10 Lite even more as a device developed in response to feedback from consumers who conceivably want to shoot wider and closer-in, not from further away. The main lens has been boosted to a 48MP shooter with Super Steady OIS.

It packs what we believe to be the Snapdragon 855 chipset that's featured in the top Android phones of 2019. Likewise, the 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage should be fine for watching movies, playing games, taking photos and browsing the internet. The real standout here is the battery: it's an impressive 4,500mAh, which outdoes even the S10 Plus’ 4,100mAh capacity.