Customer reviews from Samsung US
Samsung - Galaxy Tab S10+ SM-X828U Tablet - 12.4" WQXGA+ - MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ (MT6989) Octa-core - 12 GB - 256 GB - Arctic Gray
Average customer rating
4.8
(527 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 527 reviews
5 Stars
452
4 Stars
59
3 Stars
7
2 Stars
4
1 Star
5
96%of customers recommend this product.
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119 out of
124)
Customer Reviews for Samsung - Galaxy Tab S10+ SM-X828U Tablet - 12.4" WQXGA+ - MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ (MT6989) Octa-core - 12 GB - 256 GB - Arctic Gray
Customer Rating
5
Just the right size
on February 12, 2025
Posted by: Margienb
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] User friendly. Works well with all of my other Samsung products. Plenty of memory space for my stuff.
Value
5
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Posted by: Cliff
from Oxford,MS
Expertise:Intermediate
Verified Purchase:Yes
Love this tablet. It's great for production. It's battery life is amazing. I was disappointed to return it. My job required using a exe files, which android can not run.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
5
Performance
5
Design
5
Value
5
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
5
Great Tablet
on February 17, 2025
Posted by: Frankthetank
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tablet is a powerhouse. It can do loads more than my old S7+, though the only reason I had to upgrade was because I cracked the screen and Samsung stopped offering replacement screens to ifixit. I hated that. But to be completely honest, other than the fact that it's more powerful, I don't really know how it's any different than my previous hardware. It feels the same when using it, it's the same form factor, it can even fit in the same cases, although the buttons might not work properly. It's basically the same tablet. It's really not very innovative. The only thing different is a tiny bit of the UI. If you have a previous gen tablet that has no issues, i wouldn't recommend upgrading unless they give you a killer trade in deal. This is still a 9/10 tablet, but it's not really any different than it's much older brother.
Value
5
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Posted by: Josy
Verified Purchase:Yes
II got it primarily for note-taking, as a teaching tool, and I absolutely love it. It has been incredibly useful for organizing and accessing my files, jotting down ideas on the go, and enhancing my teaching experience in the classroom, and when planning for lessons. The functionality and ease of use make it a great addition to my other tools, and I appreciate how seamlessly it integrates into my daily tasks.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
5
Performance
5
Design
5
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
5
Replaced my iPad Pro
on February 24, 2025
Posted by: BobbyG
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was looking for a replacement for my iPad since I recently switched back to Android. I have never had a Samsung tablet before and decided to go with the S10+ Tablet.
I went with the S10+ over the Ultra simply because of the size difference. I really didn't need or want a screen that big on a tablet since it isn't replacing my computer.
I absolutely love my S24 Ultra and the S10+ works perfect with it. They go together so well. Sharing notes, photos, and files between devices is very easily done. Samsung Notes is my go-to for note taking and using it on the tablet is a lot better than on my phone.
This product is very sleek and well made. The screen with its anti reflective properties is super nice and I love it. The processing speed is pretty fast and I've had no issues with the device as of yet.
The only thing I can pick at is the keyboard accessory I bought with it, kinda pricey, but other than that the S10+ is definitely my new favorite toy. Highly recommend it.
Value
5
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
4
Close but not quite
on February 25, 2025
Posted by: Phillip
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] In my opinion, the tablet's good but it does not surpass the s9 fe to warrant the price. There are many software bugs that overlap with Google on all their platforms. Including the tablets. Text messaging being one of the worst. I have a data plan on this tablet, and it is not a seamless change between phone and this. Simultaneously, samsung needs to demand better app support for all apps for their tablets. There's no reason the camera shouldn't be better on this. And it's definitely time for Samsung to make a rugged case for all of its tablets. If they need testing or input from customers, I would love to chime in.
Value
4
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
4
Variable Droid
on March 1, 2025
Posted by: Wingz
Variable Droid
The Galaxy Tab entirely does as advertised in being a/the premium android tablet. I'd gotten this variation as it was the sole S10 model that offered 5G functionality. Size of the screen is notable but not obscenely massive as its ultra counterpart this series. Processor and general specs are the same to that edition aside from the camera lens and the ultra having a backlit keyboard accessory which the tab S10+ doesn't. Setup was relatively in-complex and a basic gmail login can serve as an expedient means to get to the home screen. It's exceedingly apparent the Play Store (which requires a gmail to make use of) is substantially more robust than the Galaxy Store. Samsung unlike its chief adversary ii the mobile computing sector isn't a software company and its "Samsung email" is really channeled through gmail, yahoo, mail, outlook or whatever the user chooses as an email setup and Samsung acts as a conduit through that address. The complimentary S Pen is a fine surrogate to swiping, tapping on the 12.4" screen. I'd had initial trepidation of the processor not being of Qualcomm's (a leader in hardware processor) performance driven Snapdragon but the alternative chipmaker they'd chosen for this tablet line is more than serviceable. One knock I will admit is in the essence of the OS. Granted because android is written in Java which is a highly customizable open source OOP language it lends itself to sundry variations unlike iOS which operationalizes in one uniform fashion through its closed source Objective C. I get/got the sense that Samsung's One UI though the most utilized android OS on the global spectrum by a sizable margin isn't an organic android experience. Simply iterated: whether its in the interface, appearance of app icons or widgets its evident that Samsungs One UI is considerably modded and inso-doing doesn't run android in the means it was ever intended to run unlike the Google Pixel series which is why the latest iteration of Android has been released over a month ago and Samsung devices like this tablet do not have accessibility to it to this point. Dex is exceedingly nifty and my chief interface on the tablet as opposed to the conventional arrayed app screen.
The Galaxy Tab entirely does as advertised in being a/the premium android tablet. I'd gotten this variation as it was the sole S10 model that offered 5G functionality. Size of the screen is notable but not obscenely massive as its ultra counterpart this series. Processor and general specs are the same to that edition aside from the camera lens and the ultra having a backlit keyboard accessory which the tab S10+ doesn't. Setup was relatively in-complex and a basic gmail login can serve as an expedient means to get to the home screen. It's exceedingly apparent the Play Store (which requires a gmail to make use of) is substantially more robust than the Galaxy Store. Samsung unlike its chief adversary ii the mobile computing sector isn't a software company and its "Samsung email" is really channeled through gmail, yahoo, mail, outlook or whatever the user chooses as an email setup and Samsung acts as a conduit through that address. The complimentary S Pen is a fine surrogate to swiping, tapping on the 12.4" screen. I'd had initial trepidation of the processor not being of Qualcomm's (a leader in hardware processor) performance driven Snapdragon but the alternative chipmaker they'd chosen for this tablet line is more than serviceable. One knock I will admit is in the essence of the OS. Granted because android is written in Java which is a highly customizable open source OOP language it lends itself to sundry variations unlike iOS which operationalizes in one uniform fashion through its closed source Objective C. I get/got the sense that Samsung's One UI though the most utilized android OS on the global spectrum by a sizable margin isn't an organic android experience. Simply iterated: whether its in the interface, appearance of app icons or widgets its evident that Samsungs One UI is considerably modded and inso-doing doesn't run android in the means it was ever intended to run unlike the Google Pixel series which is why the latest iteration of Android has been released over a month ago and Samsung devices like this tablet do not have accessibility to it to this point. Dex is exceedingly nifty and my chief interface on the tablet as opposed to the conventional arrayed app screen.
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
5
The product has amazing features
on March 5, 2025
Posted by: SaintsGirl
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The seamless action across apps makes it so easy to use, I use it for everything, movies, games and homework. I've never had a tablet do what this does, it's way better than an IPad hands down!
Value
5
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US