EE unveils huge £150 saving on new Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE in 'lowest price to date'
Whether you're online shopping, browsing the internet for study or work, or simply chatting on instant messenger with friends while enjoying a drink on a Friday night, tablets are a great, convenient way to stay connected.
There have been so many iterations of the tablet in recent years that it can be hard knowing which one will do the job, and what ones will be a waste of money. After all, they aren't cheap, and your hard-earned cash is sacred.
This week, however, EE has unveiled a huge £150 saving on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE that might help you make your decision. The tech giant claims the Samsung device's price is the "lowest seen on the UK market to date".
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE is the latest EE Tech Drop - a new money-saving deal for millions in the UK - and is available for only £349 for a limited period – providing a saving of £150.
You have to be fast, though - the deal will be available on a first come first serve basis on Tuesday, May 20.
Available only through the EE App, a limited amount of Galaxy Tab S10 FE's will be offered for just £349 (RRP £499), marking its lowest UK price to date and offering customers an impressive £150 saving.
Launched earlier this year, the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE key features include Circle to Search with Google to help you find missing items quickly, pre-loaded creative apps like Clip Studio Paint and Goodnotes, plus the S Pen for a pen-to-paper feel for the imaginative among us who like to scribble their thoughts and ideas down.
The powerful Exynos 1580 processor makes for smoother streaming, browsing, and gaming, while the tablet's thin and light design means it's ultra-portable, and IP68 dust and water resistance protects against spills and splashes.
What's more, up to 2TB microSD card expansion gives you more storage for family photos, videos and important files.
If you want to shop around before committing, the Samsung website offers the device at its retail price of £499.00, although this is down from its previous price of £599, making for a saving of £100.
Alternatively, Amazon has the product down nearly 20 per cent at £499 on its site.
There are no reviews on the EE website as of yet, but on Amazon, it has earned a stellar 4.6 out of 5 rating.
One satisfied customer wrote: "I'm very pleased with this tablet. It does everything I need it to, and much more."
Another gushed: "Love this tablet, to me it's perfect."
A third agreed: "Good build and quality. Very happy especially having the Samsung keyboard."
Another was taken with the device but did have a small complaint.
"I purchased to replace an older model for my gaming. Plays games lovely. I'm happy with it.
"Only niggle, I really don't like a lot of the software installed on it, I'd rather it came with nothing except play store/ chrome, and then you download what you want."
EE Tech Drops is a monthly initiative that sees the EE Tech Store offer a huge saving on a limited amount of stock of the hottest tech. The tech can only be purchased via the EE App - and is on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Existing EE mobile and home broadband customers will be first to know about the new offers, receiving an alert up to 24 hours before they become available.
But remember - the price cut is only available for a limited amount of time on a limited amount of stock.
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE is the second item to drop after April saw the Beats Studio Pro headphones offered at less than half their recommended retail price.
Future drops will feature a wide range of sought-after products, including laptops, headphones, and TVs.
To snap up the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE on EE, please click here.
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