What you will get is the big screen size & the anti-glare picture... nothing more to offer Read more

اشتريت من فتره تابلت بسعر 58 وملاحظتش ان القلم في مناطق معينه في الشاشه مبيشتغلش وبيهيس وعدت ال15 يوم ورنيت علي خدمه العملاء بيقولي مينفعش ارجعو وبيقولي روح صلحو فالتوكيل دا غير سعره الي نزل حوالي 8 الاف جنيه بيقولي روح صلحو فالتوكيل ؟؟؟؟ Read more

انصح بعدم الشراء بطارية غير صالحه Read more

V good Read more

ممتاز Read more

Nice tablet with big screen and interesting features Read more

استخدمته لمدة شهر تقريبا افضل جهاز تاب على وجه الارض. وصلني الجهاز مغلف بشكل جيد . انصح في شرائه . Read more

Great product Read more

راائع وحجمه كبير شكرا امازون Read more

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is a relatively minor update to the top-end tablet, but I’d argue that it doesn’t matter all that much; this isn’t a tablet that’s designed to tempt Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra owners to upgrade. Instead, it’s for those new to the tablet, and that’s where the S10 Ultra shines with its large 14.6-inch screen, sleek dimensions, impressive power (for an Android tablet, anyway) and Galaxy AI smarts. There are issues with having such a large screen – it’s less portable and portrait-style apps look comical on such a sizeable panel – but it’s better-suited for movie-watching with its 16:10 aspect ratio, and also lends itself well to split-screen multitasking. It just depends on what you’re after from a tablet. The only real concern is whether it’s truly worth its $1199 price tag when you can buy an M4-equipped iPad Pro for not that much more, with double the processing power and improved Tandem OLED tech. It’s made even worse by the fact that the RedMagic Nova, a $439 tablet, outpaces the flagship MediaTek chipset within the Tab S10 Ultra. Still, if you truly want a 14.6-inch behemoth of a tablet, and let’s be honest, that’s basically what you’re paying for here, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra remains one of very few options available in 2024. Read more

It's the real deal , Go for it Read more