Shoppers are rushing to pick up limited Samsung tablet offer with up to £350 off
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ is a great device, offering a 12.4-inch display and a slim design, packed with the latest Galaxy AI skills from Samsung. It's a premium tablet, but it's also versatile offering both entertainment and laptop-replacement skills.
But you need to shop carefully because although there's a number of deals on this tablet, some retailers are cheaper than others. These discounts include big network offerings from the likes of Sky and O2, but I'm going to dig into how to get this tablet as cheaply as possible.
It all starts with £200 cashback that Samsung is offering. This is a limited-time deal that only runs until 24 June 2025, where you can claim back £200 from Samsung if you buy your tablet from particular retailers - and this is what really makes this tablet attractive, beating previous prices.
Then there's £150 trade-in on any tablet or Android smartphone, so you could get the Wi-Fi version of this tablet for £649 from Samsung, a saving of £350.
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Again, both the £200 cashback and the £150 trade-in only apply if you've bought the Galaxy Tab S10+ by 24 June, so you'll have to move fast if you want the cheapest price.
Buying direct from Samsung is the easiest option, as although other retailers like Amazon and Argos are offering the same £200 cashback offer, but not all offer the same trade-in deals. To claim your cashback, you'll have the register the purchase on Samsung's offers website.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ is a premium tablet with a luscious AMOLED display and slim design, perfect for entertainment or working on the move.
That's not the only way to buy this tablet and there are offers from other retailers too. Sky is also honouring the £200 cashback, but it only sells the 5G version of this tablet, which is more expensive. Sky's offer means you can get the Galaxy Tab S10+ for £25 a month, but that's on a 48-month contract.
Sky offers a 100MB data SIM at £0 a month, but then there are various options for data, if you want a connection on the move. It's a little more expensive than buying from Samsung direct, but you're paying monthly rather than in one lump sum. Again, you'd have to claim the cashback after you buy the tablet.
Alternatively, O2 is promoting £265 off the price of the Galaxy Tab S10+, where you can get it from £32 a month, the difference here being that it comes with 1GB of data. That's the cheapest option, but there are also offers on 10GB or 100GB too.
Overall, the O2 deal is more expensive than Sky, with the savings coming off the data plan rather than the cost of the tablet itself. Key here is that O2 is not on the list of retailers for cashback, so you lose that £200 incentive that you get from Sky.
However, if you're really interested in the 5G version of the Tab S10+, the best way to buy it is from Samsung direct. That way you can apply the £200 cashback and have the option for £150 trade-in, meaning the tablet is £799 - you can then add a much cheaper data SIM, like this 10GB plan from Smarty for £5 a month - which is a 1-month plan, with no long contract.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ is powered by the Dimensity 9300+ chipset which is powerful hardware for day to day use. Combined with a big battery, you get up to 16 hours of video watching time, while the AMOLED display is vibrant and detailed, with a 120Hz refresh rate and an anti-reflective coating to make use in bright conditions better.
It comes with the S Pen in the box so you can write or sketch directly on the display, while it also features Samsung's DeX - desktop experience - which is great for multi-tasking, as you can run apps in windows like you can on a laptop. Best of all, Samsung offers 7-years of software updates on the Galaxy Tab S10+, so it's a tablet that's going to last you a long time.
Obviously it's not the cheapest though, so if you're on more of a budget Amazon stocks the Amazon Fire HD 8 for £99.99.
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