After Apple's newest launches, Samsung's latest tablets may have been missed by some Android shoppers. The and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra are here, and with a money-saving offer to match.
The Galaxy S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra hit the Samsung Store earlier this month, October 3, available for UK shoppers to add to their basket. Since then, the Apple-rivalling model - its cheapest plus model costs the same as Apple's cheapest iPad Pro - has been bundled with a simple way to save money.
Anyone with an old tablet lying around at home, no matter the brand, can when they trade in. This means handing over a tablet when you buy the new Galaxy Tab 10+ and you'll get the money for it taken off the new price at checkout...but that's not the only deal we've spotted.
Trade-in deals are a favourite with our tech team, a simple way for shoppers to recycle old products and save at the tills but not everyone can do it. If that's you then may be for you.
Entering the discreet S10TAB3 code will to use with the tablet for free. This is only available to shoppers who don't trade in and as long as you beat the October 22 deadline.
The will be added to customers baskets, when their new Tab S10+ is shipped so will the keyboard - ideal if you're planning to use the device to work on the go. What's new with the TabS10 Plus?
An upgrade from the Galaxy Tab S9 range, but with one less model, the Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra (nope, there's no standard Tab S10) starts with a 12.4-inch screen or a 14.6-inch screen on the S10 Ultra model. Something not available on the previous Samsung Galaxy tablets the new upgraded models also come ready with Galaxy AI - for the first time ever.
Naturally it's easy to compare the newest Samsung tablets to biggest rival, Apple's, new models too. Apple's iPad Pro Ultra will set shoppers back at least £1199. Elsewhere the is available at Currys for £399, a fraction of the cost compared to both and Samsung.
Since launching very recently shoppers reviews are few and far between however, not all tech experts have been happy with the model today. As says it 'needs some work and 'Apple's M4 chipset is the best tanlet processor on the planet".
Our own , says: "Oddly, there is no regular Tab S10, only these Plus and Ultra versions, and unfortunately that is reflected in the pricing. The Plus starts from £999, the same as Apple's cheapest iPad Pro, while the Ultra costs at least £1199."
