Ultra-sized
The Galaxy S10 Ultra is a modest upgrade over its predecessor, and other than an anti-reflective coating, it has the same 14.6-inch AMOLED panel as last year. The switch to MediaTek hardware is interesting, and it holds up against the best that Qualcomm has to offer. You also get Galaxy AI and long-term software updates, and plenty of custom software features designed to maximize the real estate. That said, the tablet is being sold at a hefty premium, and if you want to get a decent value, you should consider picking up another Android tablet instead.
For
- Massive 14.6-inch AMOLED panel
- Powerful MediaTek hardware
- Good software features and long-term updates
- Long-lasting battery
Against
- Absurdly costly
- Only 45W charging
A fantastic value
The OnePlus Pad 2 is my favorite Android tablet; it doesn't have an AMOLED panel, but the IPS LCD screen is terrific in its own right, and it holds up incredibly well for consuming content. The hardware is top-notch, you get good battery life with 67W charging tech, and the software has plenty of useful extras. Coming in at less than half the price of the Tab S10 Ultra, this is the obvious choice if you need a new tablet.
For
- High-quality 144Hz LCD panel
- Powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 3
- Great battery life and fast 67W charging
- Decent software features
Against
- Misses out on OLED panel
- No ingress protection
- No cellular connectivity
