Galaxy Tab S10 ULTRA | I'll get BANNED for Saying THIS!

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In this initial review of the all new Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 ULTRA, we dive deeper than all videos on Youtube to figure out what this new devices is all about. The launch of the Galaxy Tab S10 series (which also includes the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus, and exclude a regular galaxy tab s10) was very quiet. Most people still assume that Samsung's current flagship tablets are still the good old galaxy tab s9 series. The reality is that, although I do share my frustration about a number of things in this video, about the new Galaxy Tab S10Ultra, I understand why this was a quiet launch. All of this said, Samsung did throw in a number of upgrades to this Android tablet; this video however is about more than just that. Hopefully by the end of the video, you are in a good place to be able to pull the trigger on either your samsung tablet or another. Let me know your thought in the comment section.

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[shabbarbukhari]

Nice of Samsung to release the same tablet in 2022, 2023, and 2024 so that none of us previous gen owners feel left behind 😂

[Princegio]

At this point idk what people are expecting from these companies in 2024. A few years from now people will expect their phones or tablets to make them breakfast, lunch and dinner. Its simple stop upgrading every 12 months

[arondyte]

Putting Mediatek chips (that are about to be replaced in a few weeks by newer gen ones) to save on costs while completely ignoring the base model just shows that even Samsung themselves doesn’t have faith in this generation of tabs.

[threegeez]

Another honest dope review Ivan! Keep em comin!

[Theezaleez.]

Coming from my Tab S7+ that I still use and love, I bought this S10 Ultra and couldn't be happier. Just like someone said above, quit feeling like you need to upgrade every year.

[EncerK]

Wait a second... Tablets aren't like phones. Who ever said you needed to upgrade a tablet every year? 2 years? Maybe even 3 years? I'm still rocking a Tab S7+ and a Tab S8 Ultra. There's not much difference between those and the "newer" models.

[اللهماهدناالصراطالمستقيم]

7 years of software upgrades bro that's the most future important for me !

[mr.yonosenada]

I'm still enjoying my Tab S8 Ultra just fine. So...

[ArfanAleeza]

We have reached a situation where devices from previous years are so good that there's no need to change it for at least a few years.... This may mean that demand for newer devices such as this tablet will likely to be low... The only thing that can restore this process is if innovation is prioritised.. Recently, I've heard that there's a chance of no regular galaxy S26 due to low sales (2026)...

[Star_Gazing_Coffee_Lover]

Dude, I don't know what you did but your videos took a 10 times leap to the better.. Very well Done!
Think Ill be keeping my s9 Plus.

[paulmcgeever]

Yep this is across the tech board. All the top manufacturers are doing it. Marginal and unquantifiable in reality upgrades. If people want to buy into it then that is up to them. Thank you for another great video and your integrity as a youtube reviewer is unquestionable.

[youngdas]

I hate this point where we are in the tech space. The big companies are really becoming stagnant in there new releases yoy.

[duniajus]

got my tab s10 ultra 5 days ago with its slim book cover keyboard, and honestly it's like a dream come true from my old tab s4. using this tab all the time all day now as a nursing student.

[robfuzz]

The pressure to put out a new device whether they reinvent the wheel or not comes from stockholders. For me though, as an artist, I'm looking forward to getting the S10+ for the one new anti-reflection feature.

[gregoriopassport]

I got to say I had my doubts on the dimensity 9300+ but it really does out perform my exiting s8U snap dragon..excellent video new subscriber

[zeuronplana]

Honestly i would prefer if they added more professional apps and powerful games to the galaxy store and wait on the s10 series

[donniethesportsguy]

I totally agree. I love my Tab S8 Ultra. I didn’t notice an upgrade when using the Tab S10 Ultra. I’ll be returning it. And guess be using it until we have an upgrade come out LOL. But if someone first Samsung tablet, then buy the Tab S10 ultra!!!

[SlackerBabel]

Great commentary. You demonstrate that it's possible to be a yooge enthusiast of tablets and Samsung and yet still take a common sense approach to an upgrade schedule. I scored an open box Tab S9 Ultra from Best Buy for a price that had me rushing me down there a few months ago, and so now the 256 GB version Tab S9 I bought soon after release has a big brother/sister. They go well together, with the Tab S9 being mostly a hand held and the Ultra being mostly for media consumption and web browsing.

I also have a Tab S6 Lite 2022 and a Tab S4, and believe it or not they have a place in the "ecology". The Tab S6 Lite 2022 is compact and so I use it as a handheld to save on the lifespan of my Tab S9 when my needs are casual. The AMOLED screen on the Tab S4 is still as gorgeous as it gets and lacks only in nits, so it remains a perfect device for watching video at night and/or in bed. Its headphone jack allows my one pair of wired only Skullcandy Hesh 2 headphones to retain some purpose, and they sound excellent. :)

I figure that when enough improvements accumulate on the Tab series will be when I make my next purchase. I'd like to see Dolby Vision, more support for AptX (inclusive of the HD format and lowest latency versions), native support for all audio codecs so I don't have to use the VLC Player (which is excellent!), 144Hz refresh rate, second generation anti-reflection tech, ultrasonic fingerprint reader, more evolved speakers, and a noticeable bump in nits/screen brightness, albeit I never crank up my display more than half-way as is. I'm thinking about for HDR content.

And in, say, around three years or so I expect memory sizes to have gotten a bump. It's hard to imagine much demand for more than 16 GB of ram, except for video editing, in the near future, but given how many of us are enamored of ginormous sized videos, I can see the Ultras at least with 512 GB of memory becoming entry level, also with 2 TB becoming an option.

[EvolvingDiscoveries]

Having Issues with COD Warzone on the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. Graphical Glitch Issue is appearing during 10mins of gameplay. Same Glitch as the S24 Ultra. Firmware issue is present here

[tytownsend]

I'll keep my Tab S9 ultra for now😊