Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4
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Galaxy S10 Lite
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£121.65£509.00 new
Google Pixel 4
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£131.91What's the difference between the Galaxy S10 Lite and Google Pixel 4?
Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4 comes down to the battery, screen size and screen type. Refurbished, the Galaxy S10 Lite starts at £121.65, £10.26 less than the Google Pixel 4. The Galaxy S10 Lite is the newer model, released in 2020.
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- The Galaxy S10 Lite has a bigger battery: 4500 mAh vs 2800 mAh.
- The Galaxy S10 Lite has a bigger screen: 6.7 inch vs 5.7 inch.
- Screen type: Super AMOLED Plus on the Galaxy S10 Lite, P-OLED on the Google Pixel 4.
Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4 specs
The Galaxy S10 Lite and Google Pixel 4 both run Android and share the same Snapdragon 855 chipset and 6 GB of RAM, making them similar in performance. The Galaxy S10 Lite features a larger 6.7 inch Super AMOLED Plus screen and higher resolution, ideal if you want a bigger display for video or browsing. It also has a larger battery capacity and a higher megapixel count on both front and main cameras, suiting those who prioritise battery life and detailed photos. The Pixel 4 is smaller and lighter, with a 5.7 inch P-OLED screen and options for 64GB or 128GB storage. It offers a SIM card plus eSIM setup for flexible connectivity. Your choice depends on whether you prefer a bigger screen and battery or a more compact phone with dual SIM support.
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Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4 battery life and software updates
Durability covers battery size, software updates, and basic physical features. Battery capacity and physical dimensions differ, affecting how long each lasts and how they feel in your hand.
Battery Capacity
The Galaxy S10 Lite has a 4500 mAh battery, which means it can store more power and may last longer between charges. This suits users who need extended battery life for all-day use. The Google Pixel 4 has a 2800 mAh battery, which is smaller and may require more frequent charging, fitting those who prefer a smaller device and can recharge more often.
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Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4 performance
Performance involves the chipset, RAM and storage options. Both phones share the same Snapdragon 855 chipset and 6 GB of RAM, so their speed and multitasking ability are comparable. Storage options differ and may influence how much data you can keep on the device.
Storage Capacity
The Galaxy S10 Lite is available with 128GB of storage, providing ample space for apps, photos and files. The Google Pixel 4 offers either 64GB or 128GB, giving you a choice between more affordable or higher capacity models depending on your storage needs.
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Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4 screen
Screen quality affects how content looks and feels to use. The two devices differ in size, resolution and screen type, which impacts viewing experience and portability.
Screen Size and Type
The Galaxy S10 Lite has a larger 6.7 inch Super AMOLED Plus screen, making it more suited to watching videos, gaming or reading as it offers a roomier display. The Pixel 4 has a smaller 5.7 inch P-OLED screen, which makes the phone more compact and easier to handle with one hand.
Resolution
The Galaxy S10 Lite's screen resolution is 1080 x 2400, offering a slightly taller and sharper display compared to the Pixel 4's 1080 x 2280. This means the S10 Lite can show more detail vertically, which benefits scrolling through long pages or multitasking using split screen.
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Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4 camera
Audiovisual features include cameras that affect photo and video quality. The two phones differ significantly in megapixel counts on both front and main cameras.
Front Camera
The Galaxy S10 Lite has a 32 megapixel front camera, which captures more detail and can produce sharper selfies. This is ideal if you take many self-portraits or use video calls often. The Pixel 4's front camera is 8 megapixels, which suits everyday use and video chats.
Main Camera
The Galaxy S10 Lite has a 48 megapixel main camera, allowing for higher detail in photos, which benefits those who enjoy photography or want larger prints. The Pixel 4's main camera is 12.2 megapixels, providing good quality images for everyday snapshots and social media sharing.
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Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4 size and design
Miscellaneous features include size, weight, connectivity and storage expandability. These differences affect how the phone fits in your hand, what networks you can use, and how much storage you can add.
Size and Weight
The Galaxy S10 Lite measures 162.5 mm by 75.6 mm and weighs 186 g, making it larger and heavier. This suits users who prefer a bigger device and don't mind the additional weight. The Pixel 4 is smaller at 147.1 mm by 68.8 mm and lighter at 162 g, fitting better in smaller hands or pockets.
SIM and Storage Expansion
The Galaxy S10 Lite uses a physical SIM card and supports microSDXC cards, letting you expand storage beyond built-in capacity. This is useful if you want to add more space for media or files. The Pixel 4 supports both a physical SIM and eSIM, offering more flexibility for using multiple numbers or carriers without swapping SIM cards.
Carrier and Network
Both phones are unlocked and support 4G mobile networks, giving you freedom to choose your carrier. This suits buyers who want flexibility and the ability to switch network providers.
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Galaxy S10 Lite or Google Pixel 4: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy S10 Lite if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £121.65, £10.26 less than the Google Pixel 4
- you want a bigger battery (4500 mAh vs 2800 mAh)
- you want a bigger screen (6.7 inch vs 5.7 inch)
Buy the Google Pixel 4 if
- you want a lighter build (162 g vs 186 g)
What our customers say
Customers who chose the Galaxy S10 Lite commonly say the phone looks like new and performs well with few scratches or issues. They appreciate the smooth ordering process and find the battery life satisfactory. Some comment on trouble transferring data from devices but are overall happy with the phone's condition and reliability. A few users mention perfect operation and recommend PhoneMart for quality refurbished phones.
Reviews for the Google Pixel 4 show satisfaction with the phone's appearance, battery, and general performance. Some users highlight that it exceeded expectations and works well for everyday needs. However, a few mention screen issues and battery health concerns, and some report problems with face unlock. Despite this, others find it a good choice for its size and functionality.
The Galaxy S10 Lite suits buyers wanting a larger screen, extended battery life and expandable storage. The Pixel 4 appeals to those preferring a smaller, lighter device with dual SIM support and reliable everyday performance.
Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4 FAQs
Galaxy S10 Lite vs Google Pixel 4 comes down to the battery, screen size and screen type. The Galaxy S10 Lite has a bigger battery: 4500 mAh vs 2800 mAh. The Galaxy S10 Lite has a bigger screen: 6.7 inch vs 5.7 inch.
The Galaxy S10 Lite is cheaper refurbished, from £121.65 compared with £131.91 for the Google Pixel 4.
The Galaxy S10 Lite has a bigger battery: 4500 mAh vs 2800 mAh.
The Galaxy S10 Lite has a higher-resolution main camera: 48 megapixels vs 12.2 megapixels.
The Galaxy S10 Lite no longer gets updates. Updates for the Google Pixel 4 ended in Oct 2022. Its last version is Android 13.
Refurbished, the Galaxy S10 Lite comes in 128GB, and the Google Pixel 4 in 64GB and 128GB.
