Samsung Galaxy Tab S Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", Wi-Fi)

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If you’re looking at the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ and you’re spending £1,070 ex-VAT, you should have a pretty clear use case. This is the kind of tablet that’s genuinely strong for teams that live in a pen-first workflow—marking up documents, sketching/annotating, reviewing designs, working in field sales with apps that actually take advantage of the larger screen. Samsung’s software tends to behave well in business settings too (multitasking, file handling, and a generally polished “work tablet” experience), so it won’t feel like a toy after the first week.

That said, for most businesses it’s hard to justify at this price unless you truly need the premium experience. If your users mainly do email, light spreadsheets, browser work, and occasional video calls, you’ll get 80–90% of the value from cheaper Android or iPad options. Also, remember the total cost isn’t just the tablet—accessories, device management expectations, and whether your apps are optimised for a tablet form factor will make or break the decision. In short: buy it if you’re paying for a serious “mobile workstation” style device for power users; avoid it if you just need a dependable screen for everyday admin tasks.