The Galaxy Note 10 Lite will have a square camera bump like the iPhone 11

Let’s go back to talk about the Galaxy Note 10 Lite, the future smartphone from Samsung identified with the model number SM-N770F and protagonist in the last days of the passage at the FCC (with reference to the S-Pen) and benchmark portals.

The latest product information comes from Ishan Agarwal, who through his Twitter account has hinted that the Note 10 Lite could be aesthetically similar to iPhone 11, at least in the photographic sector.

According to what reported, in fact, the three rear lenses will be enclosed in a square form – increasingly popular among smartphone manufacturers. The layout of the cams should be as follows:

• First camera + LED flash
• Second cam + third cam

“Seems like the Samsung Galaxy Note10 lite will probably have a square camera bump like the iPhone 11. Arrangement: 1st Cam + Flash 2nd Cam + 3rd Cam Blue S-Pen with Silver/Aura Glow and also Red and Black colour options will be available. Hopefully it’s gonna be good.

#Note10lite” said Ishan Agarwal

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite details

The information provided by the leaker is not limited to just the position of the camera sensors. In the same tweet (and in further answers), in fact, Ishan refers to further distinctive features of the product that we summarize in below.

The colors available will be Silver, Aura Glow, Red and Black. Furthermore, in the first two, the S-Pen supplied will be blue. The display of the device will be flat and not curved. Unless the curvature of the panel is not so minimal as not to have been noticed. The fingerprint recognition sensor will be positioned below the display. The front cam will be housed in a small central hole. Just like the top of the range Note 10 and 10 Plus.

It is worth to mention that GeekBench benchmark has reveals that the Galaxy Note 10 Lite has an SM-N770F model name. Moreover, it boasts an Exynos 9810 chipset alongside 6GB RAM. The smartphone achieved 667 in the Single-Core score and 2030 points in the Multi-Core tasks. Looking at the chipset, we can already see the first signs that this is a “Lite” variant.