The first-ever Galaxy Tab S10 Lite discount makes Samsung's newest tablet an even smarter buy
It may not be the world's most powerful Android tablet, but at its newly reduced prices, the just-released Galaxy Tab S10 Lite is pretty hard to turn down.
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If I ask you what is the best Android tablet out there right now, I'm willing to bet that the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite isn't even going to cross your mind as a top ten candidate. But that's (at least in part) because Samsung hasn't promoted its latest jumbo-sized mid-ranger very enthusiastically, especially in the US.
Released only about a month ago stateside, the 10.9-incher is predictably affordable, normally starting at $349.99 with not just a decently sharp and smooth 90Hz refresh rate-capable TFT LCD screen in tow, but a handy S Pen included at no extra charge as well.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite
$30 off (9%)
Wi-Fi Only, 128GB Storage, 6GB RAM, 10.9-Inch TFT LCD Screen with 2112 x 1320 Pixel Resolution and 90Hz Refresh Rate Technology, Exynos 1380 Processor, Android 15, 8MP Rear-Facing Camera, 5MP Front-Facing Camera, 8,000mAh Battery, 25W Charging Support, Circle to Search, AI Tools, Gray Color, S Pen Included
Wi-Fi Only, 256GB Storage, 8GB RAM, 10.9-Inch TFT LCD Screen with 2112 x 1320 Pixel Resolution and 90Hz Refresh Rate Technology, Exynos 1380 Processor, Android 15, 8MP Rear-Facing Camera, 5MP Front-Facing Camera, 8,000mAh Battery, 25W Charging Support, Circle to Search, AI Tools, Three Color Options, S Pen Included
For the first time in these few weeks since its commercial debut, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite can be had at a discount with no (other) accessories bundled in and no strings attached. Unsurprisingly, we're not talking about a very hefty discount here, but it's definitely better to be able to save 30 bucks than... nothing.
Amazon is letting you slash $30 off the $349.99 and $419.99 list prices of this slate in 128 and 256GB storage variants respectively, and no, you don't need a Prime membership to qualify for the e-commerce giant's unprecedented and presumably unbeatable deal.
Yes, I'm pretty sure this price cut will go undefeated during Amazon's 48-hour Prime Day extravaganza this week, although I obviously can't guarantee anything, so if you want to be certain, it might be wise to wait until Tuesday. Just don't be surprised if the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite goes out of stock before then. In fact, the entry-level model is already available in a single gray colorway, with the costlier variant still allowing bargain hunters to choose from three different paint jobs.
In addition to the aforementioned 10.9-inch display, the Tab S10 Lite undeniably shines in the build quality department with a decidedly premium combination of aluminum and glass while promising... not to disappoint as far as battery life and charging speeds are concerned.
More than anything, Samsung's industry-leading software support is likely to prove the tablet's biggest strength in the long run, with an official Android 16 update undoubtedly coming soon and another six, yes, six major OS promotions guaranteed to take place over the next six or seven years.
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