Samsung's impressive Galaxy Tab S10+ is incredibly available at a discount of up to $500 right now
Yes, the 2024-released 12.4-inch giant is objectively more appealing than the Galaxy Tab S11 and Tab S11 Ultra today.
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Compared to both that and the Tab S11 duo, the Galaxy Tab S10+ is obviously slightly less powerful, but that allows it to cost just $629.99 in a Wi-Fi-only variant, and incredibly enough, $649.99 with T-Mobile-specific 4G LTE and 5G connectivity.
Those prices are down from the $999.99 and $1,149.99 typically charged by retailers like Amazon for the same two models, and the e-commerce giant's best current deal only slashes $200 off the former list price for a Moonstone Gray option sans cellular support.
While Woot is amazingly letting bargain hunters save up to 500 bucks on brand-new Galaxy Tab S10 Plus units, it is important to mention that these won't be backed by a standard 1-year manufacturer warranty. Instead, you will have to settle for a 90-day seller warranty, which I believe is a very small price to pay... to get those lower-than-ever prices.

That built-in S Pen is clearly one of the key selling points here. | Image Credit -- PhoneArena
Apart from its MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ processor, which is obviously not quite on par with the Dimensity 9400+ SoC found inside the Tab S11 and Tab S11 Ultra, the Galaxy Tab S10+ is really not any different from its descendants, rocking a super-premium design with a crazy thin profile, packing a hefty battery with blazing fast charging capabilities, guaranteeing stellar long-term software support, and including a handy S Pen in its retail price.
In at least one fairly important way, this 2024-released 12.4-inch giant is arguably better than the younger and even bigger Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, as its objectively glorious design is not ruined by a tasteless notch.
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