Galaxy S10 Lite case render shows thin bezels, hints at wireless charging support
Despite what its (rumored) name may suggest, the Galaxy S10 Lite is shaping up to be a pretty impressive smartphone on the inside thanks to its high-end hardware and feature-rich spec sheet. But as suggested by a new case render, the device’s design won’t disappoint either.
Falling in line with previous reports, the Galaxy S10 Lite is showcased with an entirely flat AMOLED display that features a circular display hole in the top-right corner. Contrary to the previous concept renders, though, the bezels aren’t totally uniform. Instead, the device sports very thin side and upper bezels that are accompanied by a slightly thicker chin down below.
Aside from the front panel design, the case also points towards the presence of two volume keys along the left side of the frame. These will presumably be accompanied by a dedicated Bixby button and a power key, although they aren’t visible in this image. Nevertheless, two things that can clearly be seen are the USB Type-C port and 3.5mm headphone jack.
On one final note, the render in question shows the smartphone sitting on top of a wireless charger. This suggests that despite its smaller size and lower price, Samsung’s cheapest 2019 flagship model will retain the popular wireless charging feature which has been present in Galaxy devices for a number of years now.
The Galaxy S10 Lite is expected to go official on February 20 alongside the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. Sales of the three models are rumored to commence in early March. Eventually, though, they will be accompanied by a 5G Galaxy S10+ and possibly a fifth model sold with 5G support exclusively through Verizon.
Falling in line with previous reports, the Galaxy S10 Lite is showcased with an entirely flat AMOLED display that features a circular display hole in the top-right corner. Contrary to the previous concept renders, though, the bezels aren’t totally uniform. Instead, the device sports very thin side and upper bezels that are accompanied by a slightly thicker chin down below.
On one final note, the render in question shows the smartphone sitting on top of a wireless charger. This suggests that despite its smaller size and lower price, Samsung’s cheapest 2019 flagship model will retain the popular wireless charging feature which has been present in Galaxy devices for a number of years now.
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