These are new and expected to be more affordable versions of the Galaxy S10 and Note 10 families.
There’s also an expectation that both Lite phones are due to go on sale soon.
From a Galaxy Note-only perspective, the changes with the Galaxy Note 10 Lite are less obvious compared to Galaxy S10 Lite. Both the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ also feature a camera cutout in the same location as what’s shown here.
Both Lite smartphones appear to share the same front design, including the location of the front-facing camera cutout and how many cameras are included.
If you look close enough at the two renders then the bezels for the Galaxy Note 10 Lite do look a little thinner than those on the Galaxy S10 Lite. In addition, the earpieces also look a little different to each other. Although very few firm conclusions should be made on these points, considering the angle and style of the renders.
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