The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Series: Amazon and Walmart Price List Comparison

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Series: Amazon and Walmart Price List Comparison 1

Here’s a detailed price comparison of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Series across Amazon and Walmart US (all prices in USD):

ModelStorage / ConnectivityAmazon Price (US)Walmart Price (US)
Galaxy Tab S10 Plus12 GB / 256 GB Wi‑Fi$899 (All‑time low holiday deal)$849.99 (Black Friday deal)
Galaxy Tab S10 Plus12 GB / 512 GB Wi‑Fi$920 (Amazon holiday sale)~$1,044 (Walmart CA listing)
Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra12 GB / 256 GB Wi‑Fi$868 (Amazon holiday sale)$869.98 (Walmart)
Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra12 GB / 256 GB Wi‑Fi$789 (Amazon holiday sale)$889 (Walmart)
Galaxy Tab S10 (base)256 GB Wi‑Fi~$719 (Amazon)Not specifically listed
Galaxy Tab S10 FE256 GB Wi‑Fi$519 (Amazon)N/A

Product Highlights

  • Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus 12 GB / 256 GB – Premium flagship with 12 GB RAM and Dynamic AMOLED 2X. Walmart has it at $849.99 (Black Friday). Amazon occasionally dips to ~$850.
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 12 GB / 256 GB – Flagship Ultra variant. Walmart shows a current sale at ~$924.98. Amazon holiday pricing hit $1,000.
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE 128 GB – More budget-friendly. Normal MSRP around $449, though Amazon Prime Day shows early discounts. Walmart listing for FE variant not found in US.

Insights & Recommendations

  • The Tab S10 Plus (256 GB) is currently cheapest at both Amazon and Walmart, hovering around $849–$850.
  • The Tab S10 Ultra (256 GB) is ~8% cheaper at Walmart today ($924.98) compared to recent Amazon flash prices (~$1,000).
  • Larger configurations (512 GB / 1 TB) are available on Amazon during holiday events (e.g. Black Friday), but Walmart US doesn’t list them prominently—only Canadian listings show them.
  • The Tab S10 (base) model is available at Walmart for $719–$768, making it a strong value if you don’t need the Plus or Ultra specs.
  • For deals, Prime Day (Amazon: July 8–11) and major events like Black Friday are key times to watch—all models typically see deep price dips.