The Galaxy Note 10 Lite passed BIS certification last week, meaning it will be launched in the Indian market. Now, the FCC's website also shows the certification information of this smartphone, indicating it will soon hit the global market.
It should be noted that although a list was published on the FCC, it did not reveal much information about the specifications of the mobile phone.
Earlier reports said that the Galaxy Note 10 Lite is expected to meet you as soon as the end of 2019. However, it was later reported that Samsung has postponed the machine to early 2020.
In terms of configuration, it is expected to use Samsung's own Exynos 9810 SoC, supplemented by 6GB RAM + 128/256GB ROM. The screen size may be 6.5 ~ 6.7 inches, and the body size is 163.9 × 76 × 8.6 mm.
According to Geekbench's benchmark test results, the single-core/multi-core performance score of the machine is 667/2030. In addition, as shown in the rendering, the Note 10 Lite may use a front-view (or 32MP) with a center punch, and a rectangular rear-facing camera module.
It is worth mentioning that, like the regular Galaxy Note 10 smartphone, Note 10 Lite is also expected to be equipped with an S-Pen stylus. The difference is that the machine also has a network reserved 3.5mm headphone jack.
In terms of software, the Galaxy Note 10 Lite or One UI 2.0 customized based on Android 10 is pre-installed. It is expected to sell for 609 Euros/48,000 rupees/4750 RMB, which is cheaper than the standard version of the Galaxy Note 10.
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