The new upcoming Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite has been certified again. The S10 Lite was certified by NBTC while the Note 10 Lite was certified by Blue Special Interest Group (SIG). This is not the first time the Galaxy S10 Lite is getting certification though, it has gotten FCC & Wi-fi certification too which reveals that it will be coming with an S pen stylus like it’s bigger brother the S10.

Samsung has really changed its smartphone flagship culture. The Galaxy S series got a new affordable variant with the “e” suffix alongside while the Note series was split into a standard version and a “Plus” version. The S10 Lite has bagged so many certification recently which means that the launch is no longer far, it must surely be this month. We don’t know much about the Note 10 Lite, that one might be launched next year.

So the S10 Lite that got NBTC certification has a model number SM-G770F which is the same number it appeared with in FCC certification as well as Wi-fi certification. This means that it is really the S10 Lite, no much talks about it. The smartphone is expected to come with a Snapdragon 855 processor, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.

It will have a punch-hole display just like the Galaxy Note10 and a triple rear cameras with a similar design to the recently announced Galaxy A71. The Galaxy Note 10 Lite on the other hand was certified by Blue Special Interest Group (SIG). It surfaced with model number SM-N770F and description name “Note10 Litre SPEN” it will come with Bluetooth 5.1. We don’t know much about the Note 10 Lite but it appeared on GeekBench last month.

The smartphone made its appearance in Geekbench last month which reveals that it will come with an Exynos 9810 processor, have 6GB of RAM and run Android 10 out of the box. It will have a punch-hole AMOLED display, an in-display fingerprint scanner, and an S Pen with Bluetooth.

We are waiting for the Galaxy S10 Lite this month while the Note 10 Lite is next year.

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