Samsung keeps the weight in check. The Tab S10+ weighs 1.25 pounds for the Wi-Fi model and 1.27 pounds for the 5G version. The outgoing Tab S9+ is marginally heavier at 1.28 pounds (Wi-Fi) and 1.30 pounds (5G), while the Tab S9 FE+ is weighty at 1.38 pounds, and the iPad Pro is lighter at 0.98 pounds.

Samsung also held a small event to show off a handful of new devices. And while the shiny new Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus has been grabbing most of our attention, I'm also intrigued by

I didn't have to spend much time with this device to realise this was going to be one of those reviews where I have to pretend I'm not a tech geek who gets

Samsung made its newest line of Galaxy Tabs official. This week, they are now up for sale on the company’s website, and naturally, you can get some pretty great savings should you opt to buy them while they’re fresh.

Deciding between the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and the Apple iPad Pro M4 requires a clear understanding of their features and performance. Both tablets

Anyone with an old tablet lying around at home, no matter the brand, can cut between £100 and £300 off the price when they trade in. This means handing over a tablet when you buy the new Galaxy Tab 10+ and you'll get the money for it taken off the new price at checkout...but that's not the only deal we've spotted.

The new Galaxy Tab S10 models have been announced (click the linked article to read more), and this year, Samsung is forgoing the 11-inch base model, only offering the Plus and the Ultra. Of course, Samsung makes some of the best Android tablets around,

The Galaxy Tab S10 Plus costs $999.99 upfront for the least expensive package with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, though you can pay $120 more for a version with double the storage up to 512GB. The chance to get 50% off the Book Cover Keyboard Slim,