Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10 Lite is now available for £8.25 per month on Sky Mobile, a reduction from the usual £10.50, representing a £108 saving across the life of the plan.
This early Black Friday deal brings the compact Android tablet down from its typical outright price of £369.99 at Argos. Customers on the monthly plan pay roughly 27p per day and receive 100MB of data for use while on the move.
Plan Details and Costs
The Sky Mobile offer includes a £12 upfront cost and runs on a 48-month contract, with an option to upgrade after 36 months. The retailer notes that prices may change during the minimum term, typically around April following annual inflation-linked price increases.
For those needing more data, larger packages ranging from 1GB to unlimited are available at extra cost.
Tablet Features and Specs
Samsung unveiled the Tab S10 Lite in September 2025 as an affordable alternative to its higher-end models. It comes in coralred or grey colourways, with 128GB of internal storage, a 10.9-inch display and an S Pen stylus.
The tablet features a battery capable of delivering up to 16 hours of video playback, with support for Super Fast Charging. It runs on Android 15 out of the box, providing Galaxy AI tools and up to seven generations of OS updates.
Apple Alternatives and Reviews
For Apple fans, Sky also offers iPads starting from £12.65 for the iPad A16 (2025). At Amazon, the newest iPad Pro M5 is priced at £1,163.03 for the 256GB version, down from the standard £1,199.
While reviews for the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite are not available on Sky's website, Samsung shoppers have rated it 4.7 stars, with one calling it an "excellent budget tablet." Another buyer said: "I'm absolutely delighted with it, it looks and feels great. Processing speed is so fast, along with a very long battery life and sharp graphics. Superb."
One reviewer noted downsides, saying: "It's not waterproof and the speakers are average, but for the price it delivers excellent everyday performance and looks premium in silver."
