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SAVE $OVER $200:As of Jan. 22,casual sex videos the 512GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ tablet is on sale for $854.49 at Amazon. This is 24% off its list price of$1,119.99.

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Amazon's had quite a few standout deals so far this year, and if you've been hoping to scoop up a new tablet, you can score a great discount on the 512GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+. We rank this tablet as one of the best tablets to buy in 2025, and it's even hit a new all-time low price at Amazon. What better time to pick it up, right?

The 512GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ tablet has dropped to $854.49 on Amazon, 24% off its list price of $1,119.99. According to price tracker camelcamelcamel, this marks the lowest-ever price for this tablet, making now a great time to grab it.

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Alongside a spacious 512GB storage capacity, this tablet boasts a 12.4-inch display and a powerful MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ processor. In our roundup of the best tablets, we rank it as the best pick for AI as well, noting that "We're also impressed by its AI features. These features include Google's innovative "circle to search" function, a series of "Assist" functions for various tasks, and improved image editing."

Amazon has this listed as a limited time deal, so you'll want to act fast to get the 512GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ tablet at its lowest-ever price.

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If you're looking for even more tablet deals, you can also save on the 11-inch Apple iPad Pro (M4) and a Fire Max 11 tablet bundle is discounted at Amazon as well.

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