Get the 512GB Galaxy Tab S10+ for $194 less with this lovely Amazon sale

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If you're currently looking for your next high-end Android tablet, we'd suggest the Galaxy Tab S10+. Undoubtedly expensive, especially in its 512GB variant, the slate is enjoying a fantastic discount at Amazon. You don't need to cough up almost $1,120—its original price—and can now snatch it for under $930. That's some 17% in savings on the model in Moonstone Gray.

Save $194 on the Galaxy Tab S10+!

$194 off (17%)
Do you need a high-class Android tablet? Well, the 512GB Galaxy Tab S10+ is a top-notch choice you wouldn't want to miss, especially now that it's $194 off at Amazon. Don't miss out.
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Galaxy Tab S10+, 512GB: Save up to $700 at Samsung

$419 99
$1119 99
$700 off (63%)
If you have an eligible trade-in, however, we'd suggest picking the Galaxy Tab S10+ at the Samsung Store. Over here, you can save up to $700 with eligible trade-ins.
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In case you're wondering, we only found a matching promo at Walmart. Over there, you'd have to settle for a third-party seller's offer. That's right, neither Best Buy nor the Samsung Store have the same promo going on. At the latter, however, you can score a lovely $700 maximum trade-in credit, provided you have an eligible device to trade in.

As part of Samsung's latest flagship tablet series, the Tab S10+ is every bit as premium as its Tab S10 Ultra relative. It showcases a slim and high-class design and an even more impressive display. As you might expect, it's a 12.4-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel with 1-120Hz refresh rates, just like its predecessor. What's changed here is the anti-reflection on the display, which makes the visuals truly stand out.

Under the hood, the Android tablet uses a MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chipset instead of the expected Qualcomm. However, performance is just as snappy as the Galaxy Tab S9 Plus, which has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor.

Let's not forget about the impressive Galaxy AI features, which this bad boy comes with out the gate. It also runs on Android 14 and is set to receive seven years of OS upgrades, meaning its final software version should be Android 21. When you also consider that it has a big-sized 10,900mAh battery with 45W wired charging, things get even better!

At the end of the day, the Galaxy Tab S10+ is a very capable option you wouldn't want to miss, especially if you're a Samsung fan. Granted, it's quite pricey, even at $194 off its original price, but those willing to invest should be quite happy. Get yours and save at Amazon!

Before you go, note that the Galaxy S25 reservations are open! Pre-reserve one today and unlock special bonuses!

Save up to $750 on the 512GB Galaxy S25 Ultra!

$669 99
$1419 99
$750 off (53%)
Get the mighty Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra for up to $630 off with the official Samsung Store. To get the discount, you must provide an eligible trade-in in good condition. On top of that, you get a $120 discount in the form of a free storage upgrade on the 512GB model.
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Galaxy S25 Plus: save up to $630 with trade-in

$489 99
$1119 99
$630 off (56%)
Trade in your old phone in good condition and save up to $630 on the Galaxy S25+. Don't have a suitable trade-in? In that case, get the phone for $120 with Samsung Instant Savings.
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Galaxy S25: Save up to $560 with a trade-in!

$299 99
$859 99
$560 off (65%)
Trade in your old phone to save up to $500 on the Galaxy S25. Besides this bargain, you get an extra $60 discount on the 256GB model, which is the only one in stock right now.
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