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Galaxy Tab S10 PLUS
In this video we take a look at the second tablet of Samsung's flagship tablet series. We are diving into the full review of Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 PLUS - during my review of the Galaxy Tab S10 ULTRA, you may have noticed that it was more of a rant...mixed with my review of that android tablet. In this video however, I dig even deeper, and talk about all of the pros and cons of the galaxy tab s10 plus and I also share how I truly feel about this device. It is going to be up to you to judge whether this one is also a rant, or a full and comprehensive review that helps you make the right purchase decision. Let's uncover all of the truths that hide behind this new iteration of the Samsung flagship tablet, and also address the elephant in the room.

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[henrydrago]

For me Samsung should have a gap of 2 years between each Tab S launch so they can focus more in real upgrades like a better S-pen(if possible) and new professional apps, anyone buy tablets every year like phones?

[Ankcientgamer]

It's so funny to me that when Apple, year after year just adds a new chip only, reviewers and people lose their minds. When Samsung does it, it's a problem and they just "repackaged" it. What a joke

[RomanticFlor]

Thanks a lot for your videos. You are one of the few honest person I do believe, you say the only way it is the cold truth! Not wonder Samsung didn’t release the S10, since there is nothing they can add to the S9 to dress it up and camouflage it as a “new” tablet. I am happy I follow your advice last year and got my sweet Tab S9. Please don’t ever change 😊

[octaviorosousa]

I'm good with my tab s9 plus , like always your videos are awesome.

[rolins]

That Samsung releases the Tab S10 ($1000 tablet) with a Mediatek processor is not for me the biggest insult, slap in the face, but that Samsung releases its Tab S10 with the Dimensity 9300 just 1-2 weeks before the official announcement of the Dimensity 9400, that, for me, is a real lack of respect, a real insult to Samsung users.

[WVorhaus]

i went from s9ultra to s10 + and i am very happy. I NEEDED the anti glare, wanted the downsize for portability, but was concerned about the new processor since i use DEX and game through DEX. Issues tend to arrize when things get pushed and so far so good. Im very pleased.

[wnd]

Still using my Tab S8 5G... been using for 2 years since it first came out. And nope, still don't need to upgrade.. love the compact size and still works perfectly fine with my s24 ultra..

[TheJustauskis]

well same but not same since s10 will get 7 years of updates so its a big deal compared to s9 only 4 years. To be honest i'm completely fine with s7+ just it is getting only security updates and will be stuck on One UI 5.1.1 so I will probably think about upgrading.

[djr]

im the kind of guy that keeps things as long as they please me. Im sporting a samsong s21 phone that i wont replace as long as it can do what i need it to do! I also bought the tabs9plus and the tab s9fe when they ccame out, thanks to your revues by the way. And It will be a few years before they get replaced! They just do what I want!

[manti]

I was hoping Samsung would have done a standard 11 version for the people that like the smaller sized tablets i have two laptops already, so the 11 tablet was very handy, size wise

[theflyingscott]

I think Samsung need to stop this ridiculous yearly hardware update cycle.... and instead focus more on software innovation. The yearly update cycle is resulting in higher prices each and every year and consumers are falling for this nonsense. Samsung I'm making approximately 50% net profit on all of these devices whereas it used to be closer to 30% just 6 years ago. Yet, there is barely any hardware improvement from one year to the next. We are talking 10 to 20% performance improvements and this is no different for Apple either. What I do think Samsung is missing is some of the software that Apple offers their consumers. Perhaps an office suite to compete with Microsoft Windows or that Apple office suite which comes on all their hardware even though it is distinctly average at best. Perhaps improving Samsubg Web Browser even more so it behaves more like a professional desktop browser rather than a limited mobile browser. One of the things putting me off buying another Samsung tablet is that it just isn't as good as the software experience when using Chrome OS on a Chromebook. The Web experience on Chrome OS is so much better than on Android. I run a web business and I simply cannot run it on Android. The web experience on Android browsers is appalling. The problem with Chrome OS, on the other hand, is that the hardware isn't good enough for my personal needs. Chromebooks tend to be underpowered with poor screens. This leaves me having to use laptop computers like Mac OS or Windows. I think it would be fantastic if Samsung could offer Chrome OS on their tablets alongside Android. This would make them amazing work machines. Despite the prices of these Samsung tablets, they are not really that good for many types of work. Most of the people who use them for work are just sending and receiving emails I think and doing some calendar scheduling. But business or productivity software is quite poor and even Apple provide much better solutions on their iPad OS platform. When you are charging $1, 300 for a tablet, it cannot seriously just be a consumption or gaming device. It has to be more than this. I love my Samsung s24 Ultra but plugging it into an external monitor through the DEX interface still doesn't really allow me to do what I need to do. Yet I can achieve just about everything on a really basic Chromebook. I honestly think Samsung is missing a trick and needs to offer something more flexible than this current Android / mobile web browser offering. Especially when charging more than a MacBook Air for the Tab S10 ultra tablet. By the way, and in my opinion, even though I'm not a fan of iPad OS, it does feel much more like a real computer when operating through its web browser. Apple have done a far better job with Safari on mobile devices than what is currently available on Android web browsers. iPad OS Safari, despite not being perfect by any stretch of the imagination, is still far better than anything available on Android.

[malessoboy]

I'm just flabbergasted that you can palm the tablet 😅 lol but great video! Thank you!

[kimbridge]

I remember buying my 2020 tab s6 lite after your review. I got my last software update in may. So time for an upgrade I think. Normally I don't worry about it. But Samsung is offering a bonus 500 $ plus the actual 40. As Apparently that's all it's worth plus a keyboard cover so I think I will

[JurkusMartynas]

I’ve been to samsung store today and sale rep there told me that nobody bought 11 inch tablets from s9 series. That’s probably the reason why they dropped it.

[carmennooner]

I'm usually a year behind when I decide to upgrade. I purchased the S9 FE+ early this year, and I love it. Of course, I still use my S7 FE+, which is still doing great. However, I am seriously thinking about buying a second 9, trading in the 7, because I want the longer guaranteed updates. My old S6 Lite 2020 still boots up, but slowly now. And it obviously no longer has the protection the S9 has. I need two tablets because I am always on them. I don't play games, but I get my news from a couple of YouTube sources I trust, and I do a lot of Bible study. I admit that I don't take full advantage of the bells and whistles the newer tablets offer with AI, but I need the high quality, larger screens, and the better battery life that Samsung has. I have watched a couple other reviewers (sorry) who have pretty much said what you did, which is why I will stay with last year's tablet. Today's the end of Prime Day, so I better get myself over to my Best Buy store and take care of business. :)

[Dcruznontwos]

Great vid. Thanks.. was considering getting the 10+ and already have 9+ will do as you said hold off. Thanks

[Gemini]

Users are unreasonable. Most users use tablets for watching videos, social media, email, web browsing, paying bills, and other trivial things. A faster processor update is already a good update. If you're a serious user, don't get a tablet. Get a real computer. For now, a tablet can not match a full-fledged super computer. Be reasonable.

[inbruches]

Just pulled the trigger on the S10 Ultra, picking it up tonight. Switching from the 11" S9. I really wanted the larger screen and with the trade in discount i get $500 for my S9. Plus Best Buy throws in a free keyboard folio worth $200. Still feels overpriced, but more tolerable. I would have gone with the S9 Ultra, but the 10 actually came out cheaper. Plus a big selling point to me is the less reflective display, which bugs me a lot on the S9. Now i only hope it won't be too large for my needs...

[LilSnoopy]

The only people not impressed with this is “drumroll please”:
1: People who can’t afford the Tablet
2: Tech reviewers who look for new innovation every year that buy new tech every year. Of course you’re not going to see a difference if your life consists of living in Tech.
3: Samsung Haters
I am a Apple Brand junky my household has iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks, other than TVs I’ve never used a mobile Samsung device till now and I’m super impressed by this vs my iPad Air (Tech reviewers are great resources but actually going outside and testing the product is when you should voice your opinion) it helps normal consumers. (Maybe being a engineer and a person who actually designs shit I can appreciate smaller innovations) in a time where folks are struggling these tech companies are releasing upgrades and not increasing prices with new tech that normal consumers cannot afford.

[alexisbrown]

Thx u 4 sharing I always love ur direct talk the latest tablets