Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024)
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019)
Starting at
£67.50
Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024)
Starting at
£714.69£919.61 newWhat's the difference between the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) and Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024)?
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) comes down to the RAM, screen size and screen type. Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) starts at £67.50, £647.19 less than the Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024). The Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) is the newer model, released in 2024.
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- The Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) has more RAM: 12 GB vs 2 GB.
- The Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) has a bigger screen: 12.4 inch vs 10.1 inch.
- The Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) has an OLED screen.
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) specs
The Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) and Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) differ mainly in screen size, performance, and software support. The Tab A has a 10.1 inch screen and runs up to Android 11, suiting everyday use and simpler tasks. The Tab S10+ offers a larger 12.4 inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen with higher resolution and pixel density, plus much more RAM and a newer processor, making it better for multitasking, creative work, and media enjoyment. Both have stereo speakers and webcams but differ in weight and storage capacity. Choose the Tab A for straightforward use and lighter tasks, while the Tab S10+ fits those wanting a spacious display and powerful performance for more demanding apps and content.
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) price
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) battery life and software updates
Durability covers operating system support and release years, which affect how long a device can receive software updates and security patches. The Galaxy Tab A and Tab S10+ run Android and come from different release years, influencing their maximum supported OS versions.
Operating System Support
The Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) supports up to Android 11, suitable for users comfortable with a stable and mature OS version. The Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) supports Android 14, offering access to newer features and improvements. If keeping software up to date matters to you, the Tab S10+ provides a more recent OS environment.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) performance
Performance depends on processor, RAM, and storage, which determine how smoothly the device runs apps and handles multitasking. The two tablets differ significantly in these areas, shaping who each device suits best.
Processor and RAM
The Galaxy Tab A has a Samsung Exynos 7904 processor and 2 GB of RAM, making it suitable for everyday use like browsing and simple apps. The Galaxy Tab S10+ comes with a MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ processor and 12 GB RAM, offering a more powerful experience that supports running multiple apps smoothly and handling demanding tasks.
Storage Options
The Galaxy Tab A is available with 16GB or 32GB storage, fitting basic needs such as storing documents and some apps. The Galaxy Tab S10+ offers 256GB or 512GB storage, ideal for users who want to keep large files, many apps, or media without frequently managing space.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) screen
Screen quality impacts how content looks and how comfortable the device is for watching videos, reading, or drawing. The two tablets offer different screen sizes, types, and resolutions to suit different preferences.
Screen Size and Resolution
The Galaxy Tab A has a 10.1 inch screen with 1200 x 1920 resolution, offering a clear display for everyday tasks. The Galaxy Tab S10+ features a larger 12.4 inch screen with 1752 x 2800 resolution, providing more space and sharper detail, which benefits watching videos and creative work.
Screen Type and Pixel Density
The Tab A uses a TFT LCD screen with 230 ppp pixel density, suitable for general use. The Tab S10+ has a Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen with 270 ppp, giving richer colours and deeper contrast. This makes the Tab S10+ more suited to users who want vivid visuals and enhanced media viewing.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) camera
Audiovisual features affect sound and video calls. Both devices include stereo speakers and webcams, but the Tab S10+ provides additional speakers for a fuller sound experience.
Speakers
The Galaxy Tab A has stereo speakers, allowing clear audio for video and music. The Galaxy Tab S10+ has four stereo speakers, which deliver a richer and more immersive sound, benefiting those who use their tablet for entertainment or media creation.
Webcam
Both tablets include webcams, suitable for video calls and casual photography. This makes either device appropriate for staying connected through video chats.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) size and design
Miscellaneous aspects include carrier compatibility and weight, which influence portability and connectivity options.
Carrier Compatibility
Neither the Galaxy Tab A nor the Galaxy Tab S10+ has a SIM port, so both rely on Wi-Fi for internet access rather than cellular networks.
Weight
The Galaxy Tab A weighs 469 g, which is a typical weight for a tablet of its size. The Galaxy Tab S10+ weighs 129 g, making it lighter and potentially easier to carry for extended periods or hold one-handed.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) or Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024): which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £67.50, £647.19 less than the Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024)
Buy the Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) if
- you want more RAM (12 GB vs 2 GB)
- you want a bigger screen (12.4 inch vs 10.1 inch)
- you want an OLED screen
What our customers say
Customers say the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) devices arrive in very good condition and work perfectly for everyday use. Users find the tablet suitable for a wide age range, including older adults, appreciating its simplicity and ease of setup. Some mention the tablet as a good value choice for basic tasks, with many comments on its good condition and reliability. A few note minor cosmetic issues but overall satisfaction with the device's performance and usability.
The Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) receives praise for its like-new condition and strong performance. Customers highlight the large screen as ideal for artists and media consumption, with one mentioning the included pen. Many find the tablet fast, spacious in storage, and with a battery that lasts well for usual use. The device's condition is often described as almost new with very few marks, and users report smooth operation and satisfaction with the tablet's capabilities.
Overall, the Galaxy Tab A suits customers looking for a straightforward tablet for basic tasks and simple use, while the Galaxy Tab S10+ appeals to those wanting a larger, more powerful device for creative work and multitasking.
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) FAQs
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) comes down to the RAM, screen size and screen type. The Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) has more RAM: 12 GB vs 2 GB. The Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) has a bigger screen: 12.4 inch vs 10.1 inch.
The Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) is cheaper refurbished, from £67.50 compared with £714.69 for the Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024).
The Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) adds more RAM (12 GB vs 2 GB), a bigger screen (12.4 inch vs 10.1 inch) and an OLED screen. Refurbished, it costs £647.19 more (from £714.69 vs £67.50).
Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) comes in 16GB and 32GB, and the Galaxy Tab S10+ (12.4", 2024) in 256GB and 512GB.
