Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra brings a refresh to their premium tablet lineup, packed with a huge display, MediaTek processor, and advanced features to compete with the best. With a starting price of N2,658,000 and the iconic S Pen included, this massive 14.6-inch tablet is aimed at users who crave top-tier functionality and performance. Here’s a closer look at what makes it stand out.

Display and Design

The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra’s 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display is vast and impressive, with vibrant colors and a 120 Hz refresh rate for smooth visuals. The new anti-reflective coating, reducing reflections to less than 2%, enhances viewing in varied lighting. The ultra-thin design (5.4 mm) and a sturdy aluminum build make it feel durable, though at 718 grams, it’s hefty for one-handed use.

Camera

Equipped with dual front-facing 12 MP cameras and a rear 13 MP main with 8 MP ultra-wide, the Tab S10 Ultra delivers quality shots for a tablet, especially in video calls. However, while it performs adequately for quick photos or document scanning, the tablet’s size makes it impractical for extensive photography.

Performance

Samsung surprised users by opting for the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ processor over Qualcomm’s Snapdragon. Despite this shift, performance is robust, with an 18% boost in CPU speed and a 36% gain in GPU performance over its predecessor. Benchmarks reflect this improvement, making it suitable for heavy multitasking and even demanding tasks like 3D gaming.

Software

Running on One UI, Samsung’s customization of Android allows for features like multi-window support and Samsung DeX, which turns the tablet into a laptop-like experience. The Tab S10 Ultra also incorporates Samsung’s latest AI-powered features like sketch-to-image generation and equation solving within Notes, adding versatility to the large screen.

Battery and Charging

Despite its size, the 11,200 mAh battery lasts a solid workday with moderate use but sees a dip in battery life during high brightness activities. Charging via a 45W USB-C is modest, taking about 2 hours for a full charge, which may feel limiting for heavy users who are on the go.

Audio and Haptics

The quad-speaker setup offers rich, immersive audio suitable for media consumption. Though haptics are present, they feel a bit unusual on a tablet this size, adding feedback but not necessarily enhancing the experience.

In conclusion, The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is built for power users who want a tablet capable of handling creative work, productivity, and entertainment on a massive screen. While it’s not the most portable, its display, processor, and software make it a valuable tool—especially for those who can leverage its multitasking abilities.

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