Preorders for the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and Galaxy Tab S10 Plus are available now from Samsung, with the tablets arriving on October 3. The S10 Plus will be available in a 5G model from carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon. If you order either slate from Samsung or Best Buy, Samsung is offering a trade-in value of up to $800.

Possibly the biggest standout feature of the S10 series is Galaxy AI compatibility, which brings all of the features we're already familiar with – such as Circle to Search and Live Translate (which Samsung tells us is now available in third-party apps like Whatsapp) – to these newer devices.

Borrowing from the Samsung Galaxy S24 series, the FE model also has a 50MP wide lens. It also sports an 8MP telephoto lens with 3X optical zoom. Plus, the phone supports a 12MP ultra-wide lens as well as a 10MP selfie camera.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, the latest addition to Samsung's flagship tablet lineup, has arrived, succeeding the highly acclaimed Tab S9 Ultra.

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.

Samsung's new Galaxy Tab S10 series brings Galaxy AI to bigger displays, and offer one major improvement over the Tab S9 series.

Smaller than the Ultra, but just as capable. Samsung released just two flagship tablets this year - the nearly 15-inch Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and

Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra isn't vastly different to what we got last year, and it still has a hefty premium. With plenty of other choices available, do you need to buy Samsung's tablet or go with the OnePlus Pad 2?