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Daily Record
4 days ago
- Business
- Daily Record
Save hundreds on Galaxy S24 or latest Samsung tablet in surprise EE summer sale
EE's sale slashes prices on some of the latest and greatest tech Over the past couple of years EE has expanded its offering, from being a mobile phone network, to now running a complete tech store. There's currently a summer sale at EE, offering discounts on a full range of devices – not just mobile phones. That includes headphones, soundbars, tablets and even TVs discounted – with the advantage of being able to pay monthly, by adding it to your EE bill with no fees or interest. But some of the biggest savings are on connected devices, where you'll get a get an EE plan along with the device. The first that caught my eye was the Samsung Galaxy S24, where EE has slashed monthly prices - £10 off many of the Unlimited tariffs, or £6 a month on its cheapest plan. I'd take the Unlimited Essentials, meaning you get the Galaxy S24 for £40 a month with unlimited data, minutes and texts. All of these will save hundreds over the 24-months of the contract, with EE breaking down the price rises over the duration of the contract too. The Samsung Galaxy S24 is a year old now, but thanks to Samsung's 7-year software update promise, shoppers are guaranteed support up to 2031. There's also not a lot of difference between the Galaxy S24 and the new Galaxy S25, with only a minor difference in the power and only a small difference in the design. EE isn't the only brand offering summer sales at the moment. Sky Mobile also offering a full range of discounts on its SIM plans, where consumers can pick up a 40GB SIM for £12 a month. The Galaxy S24 isn't only Samsung device that I'd recommend, however. EE is also offering a discount on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE. This is Samsung's latest tablet and one of the appealing things about this tablet is the 10.9-inch size. While Samsung has the Tab S10 Ultra (which is really expensive) and the Tab S10 Plus – both of which are more powerful – neither of them offer the more compact size of the Tab S10 FE. The Tab S10 FE also offers many of the premium features of its larger siblings, such as S Pen support and an aluminium body. The big difference is that the Tab S10 FE has an LED display, compared to the OLED display on the other Tab S10 models. While there's a difference in display quality, I'd trade that for the smaller size which is more convenient for travelling. As this is EE, this is for the 5G version of the tablet, which is great for browsing or watching movies on the move, without having to worry about where you'll get a connection from. The catch here is that this deal is only available to existing EE customers, but tech fans can get it from £28.80 a month – down from £32 a month – and again that's added onto their EE bill. Shoppers can also buy the Wi-Fi version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE for £499 on Amazon. It's currently being offered with double storage free.
Business Mayor
12-05-2025
- Business Mayor
I tried Samsung's new iPad rival and here are 5 things that surprised me the most
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE review (Image: SAMSUNG) Great display Ludicrous battery life Pen in the box Nice design It's waterproof Odd power button placement It's not cheap Speakers lack punch Anyone thinking of buying a new tablet will almost certainly begin their search at the Apple Store. The iPad remains the most popular tablet on the planet, and the recent upgrades to the entry-level model and the more premium M3-powered iPad Air have made things look and feel even more attractive. Despite Apple's dominance, other tech firms aren't standing still and Samsung is now back with its own eye-catching update. The new Galaxy Tab S10 FE (Fan Edition) has just gone on sale and having put it to the test there's no question that this is a top-rated tablet. In fact, it really is surprisingly good and here are five reasons you might want to consider buying one over Apple's tablet. Apple has one of the best reputations in the business when it comes to the design and quality of its products. If you pick up an iPad, you instantly know you've purchased a premium tablet, but that's no different when lifting the Tab S10 FE out of the box. This new Android-powered gadget is thin and light with a striking metal finish. At a quick glance, it actually looks pretty similar to Apple's premium iPad Pro – a tablet that costs twice as much. Our only gripe is the placement of the power button (which also includes the fingerprint scanner) as it's stupidly hard to reach no matter what orientation you hold the Tab. Read More Amazon pauses construction of second headquarters in Virginia Other than that, this Samsung device looks and feels very much like it's come straight out of Apple's Cupertino design studio in California. The only thing you do get when buying an iPad is more colours to choose from. Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE gets a great 90Hz screen (Image: SAMSUNG) We tested the smaller 10.9-inch Tab S10 FE (there's also a 13.1-inch Tab S10 FE+ version) , and the display is truly excellent. Content looks bright, crisp, and packed full of colour. Place the Tab and new iPad Air side-by-side, and there's very little between them. Apple's tablet offers a more realistic viewing experience, while Samsung ramps things up to 11 with punchy visuals and saturated colours. We'd be very happy with either tablet on our lap and they are perfect for a boxset binge. However, one feature you won't find on Apple's mid-range tablets is a fast refresh rate. The iPad Air only offers 60Hz (you have to go Pro to get that silky-smooth 120Hz technology), which is really noticeable when scrolling through websites or whizzing around apps.. Samsung has gone for something in between with the Tab S10 FE, featuring a 90Hz panel. Clearly it can't match the iPad Pro, but it does feel more fluid than the iPad Air – that's a device that costs £100 more. Another feature we like about the Tab S10 FE is its very good battery life. This device will easily last a long-haul flight and beyond. During our extensive tests, Samsung beat Apple when it comes to needing to find a plug. Both last for hours on end, but the Tab S10's screen definitely keeps glowing for longer Read More Apple watch: US upholds ban on sale over patent dispute Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10 FE comes with a pen in the box (Image: SAMSUNG) Budding artists and those who make endless notes on their tablets will be pleased to hear that the Tab S10 FE is compatible with a digital stylus. However, unlike Apple's iPad, Samsung supplies a pen in the box at no extra cost. Admittedly, it's nowhere near as advanced as accessories such as £129 Apple Pencil Pro, but it works perfectly well for the odd time you want to jot something down or doodle on the display. It even snaps to the top or back of the Tab S10 FE to help avoid losing it. Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE review (Image: SAMSUNG) Anyone who likes browsing in the bath or watching a Netflix boxset by the pool might want to consider the Tab S10 FE. Samsung has made this tablet IP68-rated for water and dust resistance. That means it will survive being fully submerged in the wet stuff. The iPad will cope with a splash of rain but it's definitely not a good idea to drop it in the bath – unless you want an expensive trip to the Apple Store. If you were hoping that the Galaxy Tab S10 FE was going to be a bargain, there's bad news. This is not a cheap device. It will set you back at least £499 and can end up costing over £649 if you opt for the bigger screen. However, that price does make it £100 less than the iPad Air and Samsung is currently throwing in a free Keyboard Cover as well. This is worth £139 and turns the tablet into a mini laptop. Giving away freebies is definitely not a bonus extra you'll ever get from Apple. Just be warned, the free keyboard offer ends this week
Daily Record
24-04-2025
- Business
- Daily Record
Get free AI keyboard with 'crisp and clear' Samsung Galaxy Tab in huge Sky deal
Buying a new tablet can be a difficult task as there are so many models on the market. However, once you do settle on which device you will be purchasing, it is important to still shop around different retailers as some may have extra gifts on offer for no extra cost. If you are interested in buying the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE , which was only released earlier this month, Sky currently has a cracking deal for the 128GB tablet. Once you have chosen your monthly contract, you can snap up an AI Book Cover Keyboard that is worth £139 for completely free. No tricks, no extra costs, just enter either a 24 or 36 month device swap contract with Sky and you will receive the high tech keyboard for nothing once you submit your claim of receiving the Galaxy Tab S10 FE within 30 days after purchase on the Samsung Offers website. READ MORE: 'Fantastic' Amazon gadget that lets you add Apple Car Play to any vehicle gets £20 price slash READ MORE: Fire Max 11 dubbed 'best Amazon Fire tablet ever' cut by £70 for 'limited time' To purchase the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE for only £12 per month with no upfront cost, you will need to select the 48 month contract which lets you swap your device at any time after 36 months for extra cost. There is also a 36 month contract available, with a 24 month device swap, for £17 a month and a one-off £12 charge. Alternatively, you can buy the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE from Amazon for the full price of £499, but this does not include the free keyboard that Sky is offering. The Tab S10 FE , which comes with a S Pen, boasts a 10.9-inch high resolution display that offers 90Hz visuals and Vision Booster technology to ensure your screen stays bright even when outside, reports the Mirror. While only 6mm, this slim tablet is also dust and water resistant. Selling in either a grey or silver colour, the Tab S10 FE is said to deliver an all-day battery performance so you can easily use it for day-to-day tasks or for a long commute. The device is also equipped with a 13MP rear camera and a Circle to Search with Google feature. In comparison to the previous Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE , the S10 FE comes with more memory, a faster processor, is lighter in weight and comes with a better rear camera. It also comes with a variety of pre-loaded creative apps such as LumaFusion, Clip Studio Paint, Goodnotes, Noteshelf 3 and Sketchbook. For those who are looking for something more budget friendly, Amazon has dropped the price of its latest tablet the Fire Max 11 . Normally retailing for £289.99, Amazon lovers can save £70 as the device's price tag is currently £219.99. Another tablet that is newer to the market and won't break the bank is the Lenovo Tab 2024. Boasting a 10.1-inch display and speakers tuned with Dolby Atmos, you can buy this tablet from Argos for the budget friendly price of £159.99. While Sky doesn't have any reviews of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE , the device currently has a 4.5 star rating on the Samsung website. One happy shopper wrote: "The display of the tablet is brilliant. Watching videos on the tablet is very clear and crisp." While a second customer wrote: "I upgraded from the Tab S5 which I bought a few years ago. The deal with trade in and free keyboard case is absolutely amazing." A third was impressed by the features, noting: "AI on Samsung is amazing and I love multiple language translate features." With another shopper being amazed by the camera, adding: "The screen is very smooth and the camera is really clear and bright." However, not everyone was as pleased with the latest Samsung tablet, with one shopper writing: "Too many unnecessary features and too expensive. A lot of times my files go corrupt and are lost which disrupts my studying for A levels heavily." If you want to buy the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE on a monthly contract and earn a free AI keyboard, you can click HERE . However, this deal does end on May 13 so you will need to be quick.
TECHx
18-04-2025
- TECHx
Samsung Launches Galaxy Tab S10 FE Series in the UAE
Samsung Gulf Electronics has launched the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ in the UAE. These new tablets offer consumers affordable access to the Galaxy ecosystem with a premium design and advanced features. The Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ features Samsung's largest screen yet in the FE series. It comes with a 13.1-inch display, slim bezels, and a 90Hz refresh rate for smooth visuals. With brightness up to 800 nits and Vision Booster technology, users can enjoy clear viewing indoors or outdoors. Both models are built to handle everyday tasks like streaming, studying, or working. The devices are over 4% lighter than previous models, making them easier to carry. Despite the slim design, they are tough and durable, offering IP68 water and dust resistance. Performance is smooth and responsive. Users can switch between apps, take notes, and play games with ease. The upgraded 13MP rear camera allows for clear photo and video capture, ideal for school or work use. Samsung has added AI-powered tools to the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Series. Features like Circle to Search with Google, Solve Math in Samsung Notes, and AI-generated photo edits help users work smarter. With one tap, the AI Key launches custom assistants for faster access. For creative users, the tablets come preloaded with apps such as Goodnotes, LumaFusion, and Clip Studio Paint. These tools turn the Galaxy Tab S10 FE into a portable creative studio. Users can also connect the tablet with other Galaxy devices. The Home Insight dashboard and 3D Map View give a clear overview of smart devices connected via SmartThings. As with all Galaxy devices, Samsung Knox provides multi-layered security. It protects user data in real time with defense-grade technology. Starting April 18, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and S10 FE+ are available across select UAE retailers. They come in three colors: Gray, Silver, and Blue. UAE Pricing (incl. VAT): Tab S10 FE Wi-Fi 8+128GB – AED 1,849 Tab S10 FE Wi-Fi 12+256GB – AED 2,149 Tab S10 FE 5G 8+128GB – AED 2,199 Tab S10 FE 5G 12+256GB – AED 2,499 Tab S10 FE+ Wi-Fi 8+128GB – AED 2,449 Tab S10 FE+ Wi-Fi 12+256GB – AED 2,749 Tab S10 FE+ 5G 8+128GB – AED 2,799 Tab S10 FE+ 5G 12+256GB – AED 3,099 For more details, visit Samsung UAE.
Yahoo
02-03-2025
- Yahoo
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus tablet could pack a surprise upgrade
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S series has consistently been among the best Android tablets you can buy, but they don't come cheap. With the standard 11-inch Galaxy Tab discontinued for this generation, the cheapest current entry is the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus, which starts at $999, rising to $1,199 if you fancy the massive 14.6-inch Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. Good news for those with tighter tablet budgets may be coming soon. According to the leaker Roland Quandt, Samsung is planning a follow-up to 2023's Galaxy Tab S9 FE, when prices started at a far more reasonable $450. According to Quandt, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE will once again be available in two form factors: regular and Plus sizes. But while the former will keep the same 10.9-inch screen as its predecessor, the latter is set to grow to 13.1 inches — a 0.7-inch size increase on its Fan Edition predecessor and the regular Tab S10 Plus, both of which measured 12.4 inches. While that's still smaller than the 14.6 inches of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, the extra screen real estate will certainly be welcome both for content creators and consumers. Our Australian Managing Editor, Stephen Lambrechts will certainly be happy — last year, he discovered how much more pleasurable it is to sketch, read comics and watch movies on the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus over the smaller internal screens of the best foldable phones. Apart from screen tech, Quandt reveals two more details about the upcoming tablets. They will apparently pack up to 12GB RAM and 256GB of storage, which suggests an upgrade for the non-Plus model at least. While the Tab S9 FE Plus could be bought in a 12GB/256GB configuration, the regular tablet started with just 6GB and RAM and maxed out at 8GB. Of course, to make it a 'FE' device, savings have got to be found somewhere — especially with previous models coming with a bundled S Pen — and the most obvious place to do that is with the processor. We've heard that the Tab S10 FE series will use the Exynos 1580 chipset, which should certainly offer weaker performance than the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 powering the regular Tab S10 series. While Samsung hasn't given any indication of when the Tab S10 FE range might arrive, one big hint is hidden on the company's official website. In the small print of an offer for a year's worth of free Good Notes to tablet buyers, the text clearly says that the offer is 'open to participants in the United States who purchase and activate a Tab S10 series, or Tab S10 FE series device by 7/31/2025.' Either that's a cruel typo, or we can expect the cheaper tablets to arrive before summer is out.
