Mate 20 lite vs Galaxy Note8

Although the Samsung Galaxy Note8 was launched a year earlier than the Huawei Mate 20 lite, both phones come with a 6.3-inch screen and a dual camera. And they’re both powerful performers when it comes to gaming and multitasking. However, the Galaxy Note8 also features the signature S Pen that you can use to jot down notes and draw on your display.

The Galaxy Note8 has a 12+12-megaxpiel rear camera with dual optical image stabilisation, making sure your photos always come out crisp and beautifully steady, even with camera shake. The Mate 20 lite has a 20+2-megapixel dual camera, plus it uses AI technology to improve your photos and can give aesthetic blur to your pictures with optical bokeh – all adding a touch of creative flair.

If you're passionate about playing visually rich games, you’ll love both the Samsung and Huawei models. Immerse yourself in a seamless gaming experience with the Galaxy Note8 that supports Vulkan API to make even your graphic-heavy games feel light, draining the 3300 mAh battery less. The Huawei Mate 20 lite optimises gaming performance with AI to give you beautiful visuals and smooth performance. And its smart alert system keeps you informed without breaking your flow.

Express your feelings with the Galaxy Note8‘s stylish S-Pen, which lets you draw your own emojis, make animated GIFs, and add handwritten messages to your photos. The Mate 20 lite’s AI-powered 3D Qmojis will get you animated, too – and you can even create personalised Qmoji GIFs and video, and easily share them on social media.

Both models are packed with lots of fantastic and fun features, but if you think that the bigger battery the better, the Huawei Mate 20 lite might be the one for you.