If you want the biggest and best Android tablet available then – in 2025 – the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 5G is arguably it, and it’s certainly Samsung’s best tablet.
This mammoth slate has a 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen with an 1848 x 2960 resolution, 239 pixels per inch, a 120Hz refresh rate, and support for HDR10+, along with anti-reflection tech and ‘Vision Booster’, which increases screen visibility in bright light.
So it’s not just a big display, it’s also extremely high quality, making this an ideal portable cinema, and a great choice for basically anything else that requires a screen.
Despite that large screen size though, this is an impressively slim and sleek slate, coming in at just 5.4mm thick, and weighing less than its predecessor. It also looks high-end, because as well as being razor-thin, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 5G also has barely-there bezels and an aluminium back and frame.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 5G also has all the power you’d expect from a top-tier tablet, with a high-end MediaTek Dimensity 9300 Plus chipset and plenty of RAM ensuring this won’t slow down, even when playing the latest games, editing videos, or doing other resource-intensive tasks.
With a hefty helping of storage along with a microSD card slot there’s also all the space you’ll need for your projects, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 5G will keep running all day too, thanks to its huge 11,200mAh battery – which charges back up at 45W.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 5G also has AI-assisted dual-lens cameras on both the back and front – the latter of which making this great for video calls, and it comes with an S Pen stylus, making this an ideal choice for digital drawings.
It’s dust tight and water resistant too, with an IP68 rating, and its under-display fingerprint sensor ensures it’s easy to keep secure. Plus there are stereo speakers, there’s Armor Aluminium protection to defend it against damage from scrapes and drops and – as the name suggests – the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 5G supports 5G, so you won’t have to be reliant on Wi-Fi networks.
