Samsung reduced the price of the Galaxy Tab S10+ in India as part of its festive season offer. Like every year, the tech giant has festive offers that bring down the price of some of its highly demanded gadgets to the lowest.
This time it’s the Galaxy Tab S10+. Both versions of the tablet received a flat Rs. 17,000 off. Hence, the 12GB RAM and 256GB Wi-Fi version now costs Rs. 88,999, down from Rs 1,05,999. The 5G model now costs Rs. 1,03,999, down from Rs. 1,20,999. The offer is available for a limited time through Samsung's online and retail channels.
The Galaxy Tab S10+ features a 12.4-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen with a 120Hz refresh rate. These models have an anti-reflective coating for user convenience. These tablets run on the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chip. Further, the models offer 12GB RAM and 256GB storage. However, users can further increase the storage with a microSD card. In that case, the tablets can reach up to 1.5TB.
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Both tablets include an S Pen, Galaxy AI features, a 10,090mAh battery, and 45W charging. The tablet has quad speakers and an IP68 rating. The latest festive price cut makes the Galaxy Tab S10+ more accessible to those waiting for a price drop. The S Pen is useful for taking notes, drawing, and handling documents.
With the EMI plans, the tablet is now more accessible to most users. The EMI for the Wi-Fi model starts at Rs. 14,833 per month for six months. For example, the NBFC plans start at Rs. 7,417 per month for up to 12 months. Samsung Finance+ offers an EMI of Rs 6,877 with a 15% down payment.
Similarly, those planning to buy the 5G variant can go for Rs. 17,333 per month for six months. The NBFC plans for this particular model start at Rs. 8,667 per month. Even Samsung Finance+ offers Rs. 8,036 per month with a 15% down payment.
At this price, the Wi-Fi model offers a strong mix of screen quality, performance, and features; in comparison, the 5G version is a better fit for buyers who want mobile internet without relying on Wi-Fi.