Samsung Galaxy S20 Lite (which is also rumored as the Galaxy S20 Fan Edition) is said to come with a 120Hz display and an IP68-certified built. The latest rumor comes just days after the smartphone purportedly surfaced on a benchmark listing with Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC and 6GB of RAM. Samsung Galaxy S20 Lite (Fan Edition) will arrive as the successor to the Galaxy S10 Lite which was launched earlier this year.
A reliable tipster (Ice Universe) on Twitter has revealed that the Samsung Galaxy S20 Lite would be launched in the fourth quarter of this year with the 120Hz display. It has also been suggested that the new phone would feature a hole-punch display design with a selfie camera diameter of 3.3 millimeters. However, the tweet doesn't confirm where it'll be sitting on the front of the device. If it follows the Galaxy S20 design, it'll be in the middle of the top of the screen. The Samsung Galaxy S20 Lite is also said to have the IP68 build and “nice” pricing. Furthermore, the tipster said that there would be the Snapdragon 865 SoC, which is something that was recently suggested by a listing on the Geekbench site. That chipset leak makes sense as the Galaxy S10 Lite featured the same chipset found in the Galaxy S10 range, but an upgrade to a 120Hz display is a bit of a surprise as that's a feature that's usually reserved for top-end phones.
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