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.

Samsung’s Fan Edition (FE) tablets have become a reliable choice for those seeking a budget-friendly alternative to the premium Galaxy Tab series. Following the success of the Galaxy Tab S9 FE, it seems the Galaxy Tab S10 FE is on the horizon.

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.

If you’re looking to trade in your tablet, you can get range of credit toward your new purchase based on the model you’re handing over to Samsung. If you have a Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+, you’re receive the full $500.

This is the most powerful and feature-rich of the Galaxy Tab S10 series, and it has the largest screen. Samsung, unsurprisingly, fitted the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra with one of the ab

One key detail to note when choosing which slate to purchase: Apple's iPad Pro M4 is available (for an extra fee) with 5G LTE connectivity in the U.S., while the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is not. So if you want to use your slate on the go in the States with a viable Internet connection, Apple's tablet is the one to buy.

While the Apple iPad 10.2 rules things when it comes to the best tablet on a budget, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Plus is a good bet for Android fans. It has a large 11-inch LCD screen with 1920 x 1200 resolution, Dolby Atmos-powered speakers, and strong performance. For relaxing on the couch or keeping the kids busy, you’ll be happy.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ for $399.99 at Samsung, down from its usual price of $599.99. That's a discount of 37%. If you've been on the hunt for a new tablet, an iPad is always a good choice. But if you don't want to go the iOS route,

Yes, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra comes with an S Pen. The first tablet to include an S Pen, the Galaxy Note 10.1 in 2012, was the very tablet that got me through three years of colle