That said, you can still score a Galaxy Tab S10 FE for less at the official Samsung store, too, as long as you have an eligible device to trade in. The tech giant lets you save up to $300 depending on the make and model of your old slate, with at least $100 guaranteed. So, if you have an old tablet lying around somewhere, be sure to check out how much you can save by trading it in with Samsung.
Who is the Galaxy Tab S10 FE for, though? Well, given that this is a mid-range tablet, I’d say it’s perfect for buyers who want a capable device that can handle most tasks without issues and offer pleasant visuals at a price that won’t strain the budget.While it’s no powerhouse by any means, its Exynos 1580 chipset and 8GB of RAM allow it to deliver good enough performance, seamlessly tackling assignments like web browsing, video streaming, and moderate multitasking. It may not boast an AMOLED display, but its 10.9-inch LCD screen still offers great picture quality thanks to its 2304 x 1440 resolution. It also has a 90Hz refresh rate, which makes the device feel snappy.Now, add the fact that you also get a stylus inside the box, saving you even more cash, and I believe it’s easy to see why the Galaxy Tab S10 FE is a top choice. It's perfect if you don't want to overspend on the high-end Galaxy Tab S11 series but still want a reliable daily companion. If it ticks all the right boxes for you, act fast and save on this snappy tablet today!
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Galaxy Tab S10 FE becomes a real treat at Walmart, as long as you can overlook one thing
A few weeks ago, I shared that Samsung was offering a $70 discount on the Galaxy Tab S10 FE, dropping the slate below $430—and that’s without any trade-ins. But while that sweet offer is now a thing of the past, you can still save on a brand-new model, as long as you’re willing to turn a blind eye to one small detail.The Galaxy Tab S10 FE deal I’m talking about is the $130 discount a third-party merchant is offering on the 128GB model at Walmart. This drops the device to just $329. The caveat? It's an international variant, meaning it doesn’t come with the standard one-year manufacturer’s warranty in the US. On the flip side, you’ll still get a 30-day seller-provided guarantee, plus you’ll have 30 days to return the device in case you aren’t happy with your purchase.
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