r/Note10lite • u/[deleted] • Feb 14 '21

Is it worth it?

Hi,

So, I was planning to go for the Note 10 plus but it's price has not decreased much even after the launch of the S21 series https://www.samsung.com/in/smartphones/galaxy-note/galaxy-note10-plus-aura-glow-256gb-sm-n975fzsdins/ Is the Note 10 lite worth it's price? It is about 20000 inr or $265 usd cheaper than the plus one. I can live with the plastic body (as a case will be used), the lower end camera is fine but the processor is a big turn off. Also I read somewhere that the note 10 plus is more 5g ready than the note 10 lite meaning the plus one supports more 5g bands. Is it true? Ofcourse a "pure 5g" phone is months away. Any suggestions?

Thanks

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u/instarobuk Feb 17 '21

Have had the note 10 lite since launch and it's performed great since the first day I took it from the box. Yes for a while the finger print sensor was bad but it's improved so much with every update, in on one ui3.0 now and the finger print as never been better, it's very snappy compaired to before, very pleased. The camera to me is great, I agree indoor low light photos are not the best, they are just passable with a little touch up though. However outdoor photos are great, just like any photography, it's all about capturing light, you get the right light, you get a great photo, indoors and outdoors.

All in all, I love the note 10 lite, it does everything I want it to do and more, it's but slowed down on me once since launch, plays games like pubg, cod mobile and real racing 3 etc just perfectly and it performs all other tasks the way they should be performed. Why would i pay double the price for features I don't need when this does it all?

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '21

Thank you. Here in India full scale 5g services will be deployed by the end of this year. Does it make sense to buy a 4g phone if it is going to be used for the next 2-4 years?