Xiaomi has introduced the Mi Note 10 Lite for the Pakistani market, and it’s already retailing via online and offline channels. For the readers out of the loop, the Mi Note 10 Lite is the more affordable edition of last year’s Mi Note 10 -- which debuted with the world’s first 108MP camera.
The phone retains the flagship design from the standard variant, which means you’re looking at the curved rear and front panels. The display has exceptionally wafer-thin bezels all around, and a circular notch that extends into it. A 16MP front-facing camera resides inside the notch.
You get a 6.47” AMOLED screen that delivers an FHD+ resolution and almost-melts into the edges, pushing the side bezels further back. Which, in turn, allows for an excellent 91.4% screen-to-body ratio. An in-display fingerprint scanner is embedded inside it.
For added durability, Xiaomi has sandwiched the Mi note 10 lite between two layers of Corning Gorilla Glass 5.
The camera on the back is laid out inside a rectangular housing with round corners. Evidently, the camera system isn’t as singular as the one which Mi Note 10 features, but It remains impressive nonetheless. The primary camera has been downgraded to a 64MP sensor and combined with an 8MP ultra-wide-angle camera, a 2MP macro lens, and a 5MP depth-assist sensor. A dual-LED flash flanks the quad-camera.
Xiaomi promises outstanding performance delivered by the Snapdragon 730G processor and the massive 5,260mAh battery that powers it. The battery has support for 30W fast charging. Both the storage and memory are previous-gen, featuring a 6GB/8GB and 64GB/128GB configuration.
The hardware runs on the latest EMUI-11-based Android 10, and you can pick from Midnight Black, Glacier White, and Nebula Purple shades. The Mi Note 10 Lite will set you back Rs. 55,999.