- Are you worried about running out of diskspace
- Are you worried about the amount of data that is being transferred (does your ISP have a data limit?)
- Are you worried about the amount of memory that's being used while running bitcoin core?
Anyways, i'd say that pointing you towards an SPV wallet would be the best course of action...
I'd like to recommand either a hardware wallet (in case you have a lot of funds invested in crypto) or electrum (https://electrum.org/#home)
An SPV wallet only downloads the block headers, the wallet only keeps the xprv and the metadata you added... I haven't run electrum in a while, but i guess the total diskpace used by the binary, the wallet and the headers is <100Mb (confirmation needed).
Also, the amount of data transfered is small, and the memory footprint is a lot smaller than bitcoin core.
The downside is that you won't be verifying the blocks yourself, and you need to be connected to a thirth party electrum server...