SPECIFICATIONS

Display 14.6-inch 2960 x 1848 930-nit 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED Chipset MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ CPU 8 cores RAM 12GB Storage 256GB (MicroSD expandable to 1.5GB) Rear Camera 13.0 MP + 8.0 MP Front Camera 12.0 MP + 12.0 Operating system Android Connectivity USB-C, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.3 Battery capacity 11,200mAh Dimensions 2208.6x326.4x5.4mm Weight 723g

While some manufacturers are a little inconsistent with their tablet upgrades, Samsung has been a lot better. That means that a comparison to the Galaxy S9 Ultra is valid, because you'll find that it's an iterative update.

There's very little difference in the physical design of these two tablets, the only real difference being that the Tab S10 Ultra is 0.1mm slimmer - at 5.4mm. There is a couple of grams difference in the weight too - it's 14g lighter than the older tablet - but still rather hefty, at 718g.

While the display is the same, there's a slightly different finish, so the Tab S10 Ultra's screen will handle reflections better than the older slate -making it a little more useful in brighter conditions.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra tops the range of Samsung tablets, not only offering the largest display, but also the narrowest bezels around the screen. That adds one element to the design, which is a notch at the top (on one of the long sides) housing the two front-facing cameras.

The S Pen stylus is included in the box. It attaches to the rear of the tablet magnetically - which is fine for light storage, but it won't stay in place if you're putting it into a backpack, as it will get knocked off.