The 256GB model of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, originally priced at $1,200, could be yours for as low as $400 through Samsung's tablet trade-in program.

You'll want to consider a few different features in two major tablet models. Here's how to choose between the Apple iPad versus Samsung tablets.

The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and Galaxy Tab S10+ are available now at most retailers and at Samsung’s website. Both models come in two color choices, Moonstone Grey and Platinum Silver, with the S10+ starting at $999 USD and the S10 Ultra starting at $1199 USD.

When it comes to choosing between the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and the M2 iPad Air 6, both tablets offer a range of impressive features and

Samsung keeps the weight in check. The Tab S10+ weighs 1.25 pounds for the Wi-Fi model and 1.27 pounds for the 5G version. The outgoing Tab S9+ is marginally heavier at 1.28 pounds (Wi-Fi) and 1.30 pounds (5G), while the Tab S9 FE+ is weighty at 1.38 pounds, and the iPad Pro is lighter at 0.98 pounds.

Both Samsung and Apple have come out with new top-of-the-line tablet options this year, with Apple introducing the M4 iPad Pro back in May

Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra challenges the iPad Pro's dominance with compelling specs. We help you choose the better of the two flagship tablets.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra makes for an awkward experience thanks to a ridiculous 16:10 ratio for its 14.6-inch screen