Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ Plus 12.4” 512GB Android Tablet, Galaxy AI Tools, Circle to Search, AMOLED 2X Display, Long Battery Life, Durable Design, S Pen for Note-Taking, US Version, Platinum Silver

Let me say this tablet left a remarkable impression on me. The AMOLED 2X display is exceptionally beautiful—remarkably sharp and vibrant, whether I am watching videos, drawing, or reading. I truly value its fluidity and responsiveness, and the S Pen is a significant advantage—it is accurate, responsive, and ideal for drawing or taking notes. The tablet itself exudes a sense of premium quality. Its construction is robust and elegant, and the Moonstone Gray finish provides a sleek, contemporary appearance. The battery life is outstanding—I can use it for extended periods without the need for recharging. Additionally, I appreciate the seamless software experience, particularly with the recent enhancements to Samsung’s customization and user-friendliness. Whether utilized for work or leisure, this tablet excels. It is undoubtedly worth the investment given the value it offers

I own an M4 iPad Pro and the Tab S10 Ultra. I liked the S10U so much that I recently acquired the S10+ for its smaller form factor and easier portability. The S10P does not disappoint. Very fast, amazing screen, and wonderful flexibility and customization. The iPad is "tighter" thanks to Apple's maniacal control over the interface, which has its benefits. But the S10P is more fun to use thanks to better widgets and home screen customization options. Plus, the S10P has less screen lag and delay. Drawbacks of the S10P: 1) It is not comfortable to hold in portrait mode for reading. The balance is off so it feels heavy. 2) No 512 GB options for the cellular version. 3) Expandable via an SD card, but you cannot use the sd card to expand Internal Memory like you can on previous tablets. This means you are really stuck with 256 GB. You can manually move documents to SD storage, but that seems to be about it.So the iPad is great but feels stifled and stuffy. And the iPad suffers from mysterious user interface issues like disappearing emails or inflexible user options. The Tab S10+ is very liberating, but more complicated to figure out. But once you figure out the S Pen and run through the all of the available setup options, for me the Tab S10 wins out overall.

Very good tablet. I upgraded from a previous Android tablet and well worth it. Long battery life, very good storage. I will be upgrading the storage further with an SD card.

The media could not be loaded. This tablet has been awesome to use. It’s super portable, and I mainly use it for watching shows, reading, and playing some games. The screen’s big but surprisingly light, especially without the case, it doesn’t feel heavy at all.The pen that comes with it is really light and super sensitive. Just a light tap is enough to move around the screen, which I love. Scrolling is really smooth too, it just feels nice to use.I also like that I can unlock it with my fingerprint or a pattern, super convenient. And random detail, but the charging cord is actually long, which I really appreciate. Makes it easier to use while charging.One cool bonus is that I can use it as a second screen with my laptop. That’s been super helpful when I’m working or studying.Overall, I’m really happy with it, it’s easy to use, feels great in the hands, and does everything I need.

This is the second Samsung tablet. My first was the S3. This tablet is so much better. The screen is huge and produces excellent color and definition. It is fast. It hold a charge for most of the day. I recommend this tablet to anyone looking for the latest tech.

I love my new tablet, she is sleeping, works great, and has so many uses. I am using her for school, drawing, and streaming services. The sound quality is great, it connects to wifi easily, and I haven't had any issues with lag or anything. There is a weird glitch that happens sometimes on documents where it moves your cursor while typing and that is a bit annoying. Other than that I'd say it is a good tablet, but I'd like it if that weird thing was fixed.

Been a Samsung Galaxy Tab user for over a decade. They are the best android tablets out there. Incredibly reliable.

I have never made the jump to a tablet and relied on my phone and I bought this primarily for work and day to day use.The integration between the Samsung devices and continued Android experience is seamless. Taking notes is very clean and the ability to move notes around to make room for additional content is a time saver.The screen quality is as advertised with smooth scrolling and transitions and a great way to consume media. The speakers are good, but I am not an audiophile and mostly rely on my Air Pods which connect without a third party app.All apps are not the same between a phone and a tablet which may be app dependent. Some apps allow fast forward on the phone but do not on the tablet.