Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite as a mid-range replacement for the Tab S6 Lite. Pricing starts at £350 for the 6/128GB model and £400 for the 8/256GB model, with Amazon offering a £50 checkout discount. The tablet runs on Exynos 1380, features a 10.9" 90Hz LCD, 8,000mAh battery with 25W charging, a microSD slot, stylus support, and seven years of major OS updates (Android 15/One UI 7 out of the box). The Tab S10 FE offers a newer Exynos 1580, higher-resolution 10.9" IPS panel, 45W charging, and IP68 rating. The Tab S6 Lite (2024) had a 10.4" 60Hz display, Exynos 1280, only 4GB RAM, and costs £210.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite is powered by the Exynos 1380 and has a 10.9" LCD with 90Hz refresh rate. The battery is on the small side with 8,000mAh capacity and it supports relatively slow 25W charging (a full charge takes 2 hours). There's no DeX, but it does support a stylus. The Tab S10 Lite will receive major OS updates for 7 years (it comes with Android 15/One UI 7 out of the box).
While they are not meant to be competing directly, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE is fairly close in price. It has a newer chipset (Exynos 1580) and a better quality 10.9" 90Hz IPS LCD panel (1440p+ vs. 1320p+). The battery capacity is the same, but at least you get faster 45W charging. The FE is rated IP68, which means you can use it at the beach or by the pool.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) had a good run, but this is the end of the line. This slate has a 10.4" display (60Hz) and runs on the older Exynos 1280 chipset. Limited RAM - only 4GB! - caused the chip to really struggle. It's cheap, just £210 for a 4/128GB model, but you may be better off waiting for bigger discounts on the Tab S10 Lite (and they will come).
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