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Phone Arena
4 hours ago
- Business
- Phone Arena
Amazon and Samsung make the Galaxy Tab S10+ a deal too good to pass up
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra may be heavily discounted at the official Samsung store right now, but it's not the only tablet from the lineup that's selling at a cheaper price. Amazon is currently offering a $125 discount on the 256GB version of the Galaxy Tab S10+, letting you treat yourself to one for just under $876. And if you have a device to trade, hop over to where you can save up to $500 with a trade-in. Plus, you can bundle it with the book cover keyboard and score 50% off the accessory as well. $125 off (12%) Amazon is offering a sweet $125 discount on the 256GB model of the Galaxy Tab S10+ in Moonstone Gray, letting you get one for just under $876. This tablet is one of the best on the market, offering fast performance and a gorgeous display, backed by seven years of software updates. Don't miss out! Buy at Amazon Trade-in $499 99 $999 99 $500 off (50%) Alternatively, you can get the Galaxy Tab S10+ at Samsung. You can save up to $500 with a trade-in or $120 without one. In addition, you can score a 50% discount on the book cover keyboard when bundling. So, don't waste time—save now! Buy at Samsung Just like the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, our friend here also ranks among the best tablets on the market, and it's easy to see why. Thanks to its high-end MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ and 12GB of RAM, it can handle anything from day-to-day tasks like web browsing and video streaming to running demanding apps and games. Meanwhile, its 12.4-inch AMOLED display delivers a pleasant viewing experience thanks to its 2800 x 1752 resolution, 16:10 aspect ratio, and HDR support. This makes it a top choice for watching movies and TV series on the go. And just like the more expensive Ultra model, it should receive software updates for up to seven years, making it a solid long-term investment. All in all, both the Galaxy Tab S10 + and the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra are unmissable right now, with the decision coming down to whether you need a tablet with a 12.4-inch screen or a device with a larger 14.6-inch display. So, if it's the former, don't miss out—grab one on Amazon or for less while you still can! When you switch to Total Wireless, keep your number & grab 3 mo. of 5G We may earn a commission if you make a purchase Check Out The Offer
Phone Arena
5 hours ago
- Business
- Phone Arena
Powerhouse Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra gets sweet discount at Samsung—save more with a trade-in
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is hands down one of the best tablets money can buy right now. It's Samsung's top-of-the-line slate, which means it offers everything you need from your new tablet and then some. It has one downside, though, and that is its hefty price. Starting at about $1,200, it's not exactly budget-friendly. But don't fret, fellow deal hunter, as Samsung lets you score one at a sweet discount if you're fast enough. Trade-in $549 99 $1199 99 $650 off (54%) Trade in your old tablet and save up to $650 on the powerhouse Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. Samsung guarantees at least $250 off with an eligible trade-in. Alternatively, you can still save $200 even without one. Bundle it with the book cover keyboard and slash 50% off that too. Act fast and save while you can! Buy at Samsung The manufacturer has slashed a whopping $200 off this bad boy's price, letting you score one for as low as $999.99. And that's sans trade-in. All you need to do is select the option that says you don't have a device to trade. But if you've got an old tablet you can spare, you could save up to $650 by trading it in with Samsung. As an added bonus, you can also get 50% off Samsung's book cover keyboard if you bundle it with the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. This means you can get it for only $100 instead of its usual price of around $200. That's pretty neat, especially if you want to use your tablet for everything—whether it's writing documents, playing a demanding game, or just watching YouTube. The best thing is that this tablet can handle pretty much anything you throw its way, as it delivers immensely fast performance thanks to its high-end Dimensity 9300+ chipset and 12GB of RAM. And since we mentioned YouTube, its beautiful 14.6-inch AMOLED display boasts a high 2960 x 1848 resolution, HDR support, and a 16:10 aspect ratio. This allows it to deliver stunning visuals, so you can spend hours enjoying travel vlogs, car reviews, and everything in the screen's 120Hz refresh rate makes the tablet feel even more responsive, all while Samsung's promised seven years of software updates ensure your slate's longevity and protection. Overall, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is a solid deal if you're after a tablet that can handle anything for years to come. So, don't hesitate and get one with this promo today!
Phone Arena
5 hours ago
- Phone Arena
The ultra-cheap Lenovo Tab One drops below $100 in this rare sale
Lenovo is having some lovely deals today. Earlier, we shared an epic promo on the gaming-focused Legion Tab Gen 3. But users seeking an ultra-affordable device aren't left out: the Lenovo Tab One is also on sale, and it's available at its lowest price. $99 99 $129 99 $30 off (23%) The Lenovo Tab One is back to its best price at the official store. Right now, you can save $30 on the ultra-affordable tablet, allowing you to enjoy everyday entertainment at an even lower price. Get yours and save while this doorbuster sale lasts. Buy at Lenovo That's right! The $129.99 slate can now be yours for just $99.99, $30 off its original price. Sure, that's not a mind-blowing price cut, but it still brings the device to an irresistible price. Even better, this is only the second time the Tab One has dropped this low since launch. So, if you're after a solid everyday tablet that costs under $100, this might just be the a lightweight design and a compact 8.7-inch display, this Android tablet is ideal for on-the-go streaming, browsing, and light use. While it won't knock your socks off with ultra-crisp visuals, its HD resolution is more than decent at this price point. Lenovo also packed in dual speakers, tuned for Dolby Atmos, to give you a surprisingly immersive audio experience. When it comes to performance, you have a decidedly modest MediaTek Helio G85 chip inside. Although low-tier, this SoC should still handle everyday tasks, but you might want to steer clear of heavy terms of battery life, you can expect up to 12.5 hours of nonstop YouTube streaming per charge. The Tab One packs a 5,100mAh battery, which, again, fits its price range nicely. Then again, this budget tablet has some drawbacks. Arguably the biggest one is the minimal software support promise. The tablet ships with Android 14 and gets only one OS upgrade. This, of course, might not be a dealbreaker, especially if you're looking for reliable daily use and not much else. Overall, while it can't possibly compete with the best Android tablets, the Tab One is more than adequate for casual use. If you're willing to make some compromises, this ultra-cheap Lenovo tablet should definitely be on your radar. Get yours at the Lenovo Store and save $30 with this rare promo.
Washington Post
4 days ago
- General
- Washington Post
Miss Manners: No tablets at the table
Dear Miss Manners: When we have a large family dinner, between 10 and 21 people, there is one child whose parents allow her to be on her tablet, with volume on high. She comes into the house, whizzes by everyone present and goes directly to the table to set up her tablet. I disapprove of this, and feel that the host or hostess needs to express to the parents that devices are not allowed at the dining table. There are other children her age present, but their parents do not allow them to have their tablets. My belief is the hostess can set such rules, but there are others who feel you cannot tell another parent how to parent their child. I feel that it's 'my house, my rules.' So, Miss Manners, can we tell parents what the rule is at our house, and allow the other guests a quieter dinner? Why go through the parents? Miss Manners suggests you go straight to the source, quietly telling the child that you are sorry, but you do not allow electronics at the dinner table. At which point the child will turn to her parents — and you will find something urgent to do in the kitchen so as to avoid eye contact with them. If the plan is unsuccessful, you can always drop a pair of headphones casually at her place setting. So as to at least ensure quiet for the others. Dear Miss Manners: I live in a gated community. There is a gate box where people can punch in the code to open the gate and let them in. In both of our vehicles, we have a remote that we press to open the gate. There have been numerous occasions when I've been behind someone attempting to enter the code, and I have used the remote to open the gate for them. Is it impolite to give a brief honk on my car horn to let the person know the gate is opening, or should I just wait until they notice it's opening, thinking they've done it? But then how will they learn? Granted, the second option is more entertaining, what with its potential to convince these drivers that they are magical. But it is more damaging to their learning curve — and your wait time — in the long run. Miss Manners suggests instead that you give that brief honk, followed by a little wave and point that says, 'We have the remote. And you do not.' Dear Miss Manners: I am a 63-year-old woman who finds herself frequently told by strangers that she resembles a famous actress of similar age. I don't find this actress particularly attractive, and therefore don't know what to say when someone makes the comparison. I don't know whether to take it as a compliment or merely an observation. 'Thank you' seems to imply I'm flattered (which I'm not), but I don't want to express offense when none was likely intended. Is there another option for reply? 'Hmmm.' Uttered flatly with no question mark or inflection other than one that indicates, 'That is something that you just said.' New Miss Manners columns are posted Monday through Saturday on You can send questions to Miss Manners at her website, You can also follow her @RealMissManners. © 2025 Judith Martin
Gizmodo
5 days ago
- Gizmodo
This Lenovo 8.7″ Tablet Now Costs Less Than AirPods Pro Ahead of Back-to-School, 4.8-Star Android Tablet
Big phones are fine for quick scrolling, but reading comics, handing a device to a kid, or streaming a show on the couch all feel better on a real tablet. The Lenovo Tab One 8.7″ Tablet 64GB is built exactly for that kind of everyday use. It is small enough to toss in a backpack, big enough to make videos and ebooks comfortable, and simple enough that the whole family can figure it out without a tutorial. Head over to Best Buy to get the Lenovo Tab One 8.7″ Tablet 64GB for just $110, down from its usual price of $150. That's a discount of $40 and 27% off. See at Best Buy The 8.7 inch screen hits a nice middle ground. It is larger than a phone, so your eyes get a break during long reads, but still compact enough to hold one handed while you stir a pot or ride the bus. Colors look lively for cartoons and sports highlights, and the size is perfect for split screen notes next to a lecture video. Front and rear cameras handle quick video calls and snapshots of homework, and the built in microphones pick up voices clearly without forcing you to shout. Storage starts at 64 gigabytes, which is plenty of room for a healthy mix of apps, offline playlists, and a few movies for flights. If you ever run short, a microSD slot lets you bump the space without paying for a more expensive model. The tablet runs a clean version of Android, so you can grab your usual apps from the Play Store, set up profiles for family members, and use built in parental controls to limit screen time or lock down purchases. That makes it a friendly pick for parents who want a shared couch device that still respects boundaries. Battery life is the quiet hero. You can stream, browse, and read for hours, then plug in for a quick top up with a standard USB-C cable. Wi Fi handles fast downloads and smooth streaming on home networks or campus hotspots, while Bluetooth makes it easy to pair wireless earbuds for late night viewing. The plastic back resists fingerprints and scratches, which is a relief if you plan to skip the case to save weight. If you have been hunting for a budget tablet that covers entertainment, light work, and kid duty without turning into another pricey gadget to babysit, this checks the right boxes. The Lenovo Tab One 8.7″ Tablet 64GB is still available for $110 at Best Buy, a clear savings over its regular $150 list price. See at Best Buy
