It may not look all that different to the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, but the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra looks to make minor but meaningful updates that help it keep pace with the premium tablet competition in 2024.

Stunning screen that’s simply massive ; S Pen included and Galaxy AI genuinely useful ; Potent performance for creative jobs and games

Beaten on power by an M4 iPad ; iOS has more creator-friendly apps ; Relatively minor upgrade over last year’s effort

Raises the bar for Android tablets yet again, just not by a huge margin from last year’s model. AI additions are welcome, but creative software still trails the iPad Pro

Anti-reflective display tech ; Solid battery life ; Great performance ; Included S Pen ; Some useful Galaxy AI features

Too big to be portable ; Android is poorly optimized for big screens ; Very, very expensive

“If you want a big and powerful Android tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is the way to go.”

fast SoC ;S Pen included with tablet;anti-glare display;good speakers;storage can be expanded ;IP68-certified;long update support

display with low maximum brightness and without LTPO;shorter runtimes than predecessor;low-frequency PWM dimming

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is likely one of the best tablets ever, offering more than just a large display—which, by the way, has been significantly enhanced by a new anti-glare coating. During our test, the MediaTek processor showed itself to be...

After testing the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra for months, I found it a superb option for creative professionals and productivity-focused users looking to take advantage of a strong processor and reliable AI features.

After testing the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra for almost two weeks, I've found it a superb option for creative professionals and productivity-focused users looking to take advantage of a strong processor and reliable AI features.

After testing the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra for almost two weeks, I've found it a superb option for creative professionals and productivity-focused users looking to take advantage of a strong processor and reliable AI features.

AMOLED display is still stunning ; Compatible with Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra cases ; Still includes the S Pen and microSD card slot ; No noticeable difference in performance with move to MediaTek ; Samsung DeX goes a long way

Massive screen isn't for everyone ; No cellular option (in North America) ; Fingerprint scanner is awkward to use ; Not ideal for couch surfing

In what's now the third iteration of the Galaxy Tab S Ultra, Samsung made essentially no design changes. But it did make the Tab S10 Ultra (and S10 Plus) the first flagship Samsung tablet to be powered by a MediaTek chip. Thankfully, there are no...