This large-screen tablet gave me zero iPad Pro envy (and it's $400 off)
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This large-screen tablet gave me zero iPad Pro envy (and it's $400 off)
"Visually, the Tab S10 Ultra's design and display have not changed much compared to the previous generation, which I tested in 2023.. Physically, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is so similar to its predecessor that it fits seamlessly into the case I got to protect the older Tab S9 Ultra. Instead, Samsung focused its efforts on enhancing the tablet's performance, AI capabilities, and software longevity."
"At 14.6 inches, the S10 Ultra is a very large tablet. Its AMOLED 2X display features vibrant colors and supports a 120Hz refresh rate. The tablet itself is water- and dust-resistant, with an IP68 rating. However, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra's imposing frame significantly detracts from its portability factor. While I love a large screen, I wouldn't say the S10 Ultra is a tablet I'd take with me everywhere, especially without a case."
"As a full-time writer and mother of three, I continually seek ways to boost my productivity. I love having a dependable tablet -- for work or entertainment -- to take along to my kids' various activities. Usually, I depend on my iPad -- with a reliable keyboard case -- for these purposes, but I've been testing the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra recently and have some thoughts."
As a full-time writer and mother of three, the S10 Ultra served as a productivity and entertainment device during children's activities. The tablet's design remains largely unchanged from the previous generation and physically fits earlier cases. Samsung prioritized performance upgrades, AI capabilities, and longer software support over visual redesign. The 14.6-inch AMOLED 2X display delivers vibrant colors and a 120Hz refresh rate. An IP68 rating provides water and dust resistance. The large frame reduces everyday portability. No protective case is included, and Samsung's keyboard covers cost $350 (Book Cover) or $200 (Slim), affecting its laptop-like value. The S10 series uses MediaTek chipsets.
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