While it’s certainly no longer unusual to see new Samsung products sold at reduced prices mere weeks or even days after their commercial releases, the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite is nowhere near as costly as a Galaxy Z Fold 7, S25 Ultra, Tab S11, or Tab S11 Ultra.
That obviously gives the world’s top smartphone vendor significantly less space to discount the 10.9-inch mid-ranger compared to the aforementioned ultra-high-end handsets and tablets, which is where retailers like Amazon and Walmart come in.
After the former slashed 30 bucks off the list prices of the Tab S10 Lite in both 128 and 256GB storage configurations a few weeks back, the latter is now seizing the spotlight and putting a big smile on the faces of bargain hunters and early Christmas shoppers with a heftier $50 discount.
This is only good for the entry-level variant with 128 gigs of local digital hoarding room and 6GB RAM, which means you might not have a lot of time to pull the trigger at a new record low price of $299. Furthermore, even if you hurry, you need to opt for a silver colorway, which is clearly a stronger indication of the deal’s limited availability.
Equipped with an undeniably sharp and smooth TFT LCD screen capable of refreshing your content at a 90Hz rate and bundled with a handy S Pen as standard, the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite is arguably one of the best tablets around, at least as far as value for money is concerned.
But the Tab S10 Lite manages to strike a balance between raw power and affordability and between convenience and style that very few other products (especially products released in 2025) can hope to match, let alone exceed. Oh, and did I mention that the budget-friendly slate is (somehow) guaranteed to receive a grand total of seven major OS updates after debuting on Android 15? That means you can pay just three Benjamins today and run Android 22 in 2032 (at least in theory).
