Probably the most surprising thing here is the 4GB of RAM, which is a good amount for this price bracket and ... If you need a bigger screen, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 is another solid budget ...

Please verify your email address. Samsung is the only major Android manufacturer that still makes flagship Android tablets. Even better, its Galaxy Tab lineup comes in varying display sizes.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 is the smallest member of the Tab S9 family, but arguably the best one to get thanks to its lower starting price and balanced feature set. At 11 inches, it's still much ...

Australian prices are a bit harder to predict, but they could start at around AU$999. It’s better news for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 line, as prices there are listed as being the same as last year.

Samsung Black Friday deals usually offer the lowest prices all year on everything from the brand's excellent flagship smartphones to high-end QLED TVs. Not only does Samsung itself have great ...

straight out of the Samsung ... new Galaxy S10 range, from release date to prices and more. We've already highlighted the size difference in the two new models, with the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab ... less battery life, and no Galaxy AI, you can get many of the same multitasking features for nearly half the price with the Galaxy Tab S9 FE+, our top pick for midrange ...

This is the lowest price I've seen on Samsung's premium 11-inch tablet. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE is a capable, durable tablet that comes in some fantastic color options and includes an S Pen ...

At its most recent fall event, Samsung launched a pair of new tablets — the Galaxy Tab S10+ and the ... to size and of course budget. The price of the Tab S10 Plus starts at $999, which is ...

Its quick-charging 8000mAh battery can last up to 18 hours on a single charge, placing it among the upper echelon of tablets in this price class. While the Samsung Galaxy Tab comes with 256GB of ...

Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab S10 series makes some key changes, but one thing that doesn’t change is the frequency of updates, which only arrive four times per year even on the $1,000+ tablets.