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Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ review

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Best fora buyer who wants Samsung's larger AMOLED format and still uses Bluetooth S Pen controls.

At a glance

Screen size
12.4 inches
Panel technology
Dynamic AMOLED 2X · anti-reflective
Processor
MediaTek Dimensity 9300+
Storage
256GB512GB
Operating system
Android 14 at launch

The Galaxy Tab S10+ has a feature its newer Plus successor leaves behind. Its included S Pen handles both on-screen writing and Bluetooth Air Actions in compatible apps. For someone who advances a presentation from across the room, that can matter more than a newer processor. It is also a 12.4-inch tablet with room for two pages and four speakers for video.

Pros

  • Included Bluetooth S Pen with Air Actions
  • Anti-reflective 120 Hz AMOLED display

Cons

  • Less portable than the 11-inch S11
  • Keyboard cover is an extra purchase

Display

  • 12.4 inches
  • 2800 × 1752
  • Up to 120 Hz

The 2800 × 1752 AMOLED screen adds an anti-reflective treatment to the format of the S9+. That is useful in a bright meeting room where there is little choice about which way a chair faces. Reflections can still be visible outdoors, so the coating alone is a weak reason to replace an otherwise suitable tablet.

Notebookcheck saw fewer reflections on the S10+ than on older Galaxy Tab screens, yet reflections were still apparent outdoors. The coating helps most when you can also choose where to sit. 1

Pen & Cameras

  • Bluetooth S Pen with Air Actions included
  • Optional keyboard cover

The S Pen can mark up a document directly and operate supported remote controls when its Bluetooth functions are available. Check the app you plan to use for a presentation. Samsung fits one 12 MP ultrawide camera on the front, with a 13 MP main camera and an 8 MP ultrawide on the back.

Performance & Storage

  • MediaTek Dimensity 9300+
  • 12 GB

The Wi-Fi model here pairs a Dimensity 9300+ with 12 GB of memory and 256 GB of storage. The 512 GB model keeps the same amount of RAM. Adding a card of up to 1.5 TB can be a practical way to carry images and finished projects without stepping up in built-in storage.

Alternatives

The S12+ brings a 12.6-inch screen and a newer processor, but omits remote Air Actions. The smaller Galaxy Tab S11 is easier to hold if the usual task is reading or viewing films alone.

Verdict

Buy the S10+ if the combination of a generous OLED screen and remote-capable pen fits a real task. If the pen will only touch the screen, compare current prices and software needs across both Plus generations.

About this review

This is a research-based review. The Fasit has not physically tested this product.

Sources & Research

1 reference

Independent sources cited in this article.

  1. NotebookcheckThe AI tablet has a display problem - Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus review - Notebookcheck Review (opens in a new tab)https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-AI-tablet-has-a-display-problem-Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-S10-Plus-review.919026.0.html

    Outdoor reflections on the 12.4-inch S10+ and comparison with earlier Galaxy Tab screens.