The new Samsung flagship tablet is a superb option for creative pros, equipped with advanced AI tools for productivity. It's worth the price if you need it, but overkill if you don't.

When we brought our Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra review unit into our testing lab and pointed our instruments at it, we discovered this slate is capable getting decently bright, peaking at roughly 775 nits when viewing HDR content.

Samsung is not only selling the ultra-high-end Galaxy Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra at excellent holiday discounts once again, also bundling the two with a complimentary Galaxy Tab A9+ Kids Edition at no extra cost.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ is part of the brand's latest tablet range and the first to come pre-loaded with Galaxy AI

Apple's iPad Pro M4 is more expensive by comparison, as the 13-inch model starts at $1,299 and gets pricier if you want more storage or cellular connectivity. You can get the smaller 11-inch iPad Pro M4 starting at $999, but at that point you're getting significantly less screen real estate than you do on the 14.6-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra.