"Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite this week as a replacement for the Tab S6 Lite - a slate so successful that it was re-released twice. Still, it was time to move on and this is the new lower-end/mid-range tablet - it sits between Tab A and Tab S FE models. The company will announce new flagship tablets next week, but for now let's focus on the Lite."
"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 actually costs the same as the Lite right now. 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."
Samsung released the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite as a mid-range tablet positioned between Tab A and Tab S FE. It is powered by Exynos 1380 and features a 10.9" LCD with 90Hz refresh rate. The battery capacity is 8,000mAh with 25W charging that takes about two hours for a full charge. The tablet lacks DeX but supports a stylus and will receive seven years of major OS updates, shipping with Android 15/One UI 7. The Tab S10 FE currently matches the Lite's price while offering Exynos 1580, higher-resolution 1440p+ 10.9" IPS 90Hz, 45W charging, and IP68 protection. The Tab S6 Lite (2024) remains available at a lower price but uses older Exynos 1280, 60Hz 10.4" display, and only 4GB RAM.
Read at GSMArena.com
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