Starting at $999.99, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 tablet models are available for pre-order at Samsung, Best Buy and Amazon with release on Thursday, Oct. 3. For 2024, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 tablet comes with two varieties: S10+ and S10 Ultra with storage sizes between 256GB and 1TB — depending on which model you pick.

Both tablets will be available to purchase outright from 3rd October 2024, both from the Samsung website and a range of other UK retailers. Each of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 models comes at a different price, due to differing specs, storage and internet connectivity. Here's a full list of devices and prices:

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Granted, we're comparing apples and oranges here. A better comparison would be the new Galaxy S24 FE (starts at $649.99) and the entry-level Galaxy S24 (starts at $859.99). They share more of the same specs and the price difference between the two is only $210.

Explore the key differences between the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and S10+, from display size to performance, to help you decide if the $200 upgrade is worth it.

The specification news comes from reputable leaker OnLeaks, via Smartprix, who claims that Samsung will up the price of the Galaxy S24 FE in the U.S. to $649 for the 128GB version, and $709 for the 256GB storage model. That is a $50 price hike compared to last year’s Galaxy S23 FE, which launched at $599.

In this Samsung Galaxy S24 FE vs Google Pixel 8a comparison, find out which upper mid-range smartphone deserves your purchase.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ and S10 Ultra have a MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chipset, 120Hz dynamic OLED display, 5G support, and 45W charging.

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Here's everything you must know about Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra, its latest flagship tablets

Samsung Electronics (Samsung) has revealed that its Galaxy Tab S10 series features the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chip, departing from its usual choice of Qualcomm or in-house application processors (APs).