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.

Samsung proves itself to be a reliable supplier of the best Android tablets in the world with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus -- but do you need one?

Here's everything that Samsung needs to change — and what it shouldn't — when designing and building the Galaxy Tab A10 Plus.

At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Big and stunning anti-glare screen ・Excellent speakers ・Speedy performance ・Excellent front cameras Cons ・Very expensive ・No charger included ・Thin bezel means accidental touches Our Verdict Samsung’s XXL tablet delivers the goods in all departments.

The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra fills a niche for those who want a large tablet, but many of its design choices leave me scratching my head

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is Samsung’s latest flagship tablet, designed to push the boundaries of what a tablet can do. With a massive 14.6-inch AMOLED display, top-tier performance hardware, and productivity-focused features,

Anyone with an old tablet lying around at home, no matter the brand, can cut between £100 and £300 off the price when they trade in. This means handing over a tablet when you buy the new Galaxy Tab 10+ and you'll get the money for it taken off the new price at checkout...but that's not the only deal we've spotted.

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