Samsung proves itself to be a reliable supplier of the best Android tablets in the world with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus -- but do you need one?

Samsung is betting big on artificial intelligence, with two new tablets that have large screens, a premium price tag and a dedicated AI button on their keyboard covers, which are sold separately.

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Check out our detailed Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Tab S9 Ultra comparison and find out whether the latest model is worth upgrading to or not.

Explore the key differences between the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and S10+, from display size to performance, to help you decide if the $200 upgrade is worth it.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and Tab S10+ are powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chipset, coupled with 12GB RAM. Both tablets come with Android 14 OS, topped with Samsung's Galaxy AI enhancements. In terms of battery, the Tab S10 Ultra packs a 12,000mAh unit, while the S10+ houses a 10,090mAh unit.

Both Samsung and Apple have come out with new top-of-the-line tablet options this year, with Apple introducing the M4 iPad Pro back in May