Sky Mobile has quietly reduced the price of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite by more than £100 ahead of Black Friday. The compact Android tablet, which usually costs £369.99 when bought outright from Argos, is now available for £8.25 per month on Sky's monthly plan, down from the usual £10.50.
Over the life of the plan, this represents a £108 saving. Customers on a 30-day month will pay roughly 27p per day and receive 100MB of data for on-the-go use. Heavier users can upgrade to larger allowances ranging from 1GB to unlimited at an additional cost.
Deal Terms and Contract Details
The Sky tablet deal includes a £12 upfront cost and runs on a 48-month contract, with the option to upgrade after 36 months. Sky notes that its prices 'may change' during the minimum term, which typically happens around April after annual inflation-linked price rises.
Samsung launched the Tab S10 Lite in September 2025 as a budget-friendly alternative to its more premium models. It is available in 'coralred' or grey colourways, with 128GB of internal storage, a 10.9-inch display, and an S Pen stylus.
Battery, Performance, and User Reviews
The tablet offers up to 16 hours of video playback on a single charge and supports 'Super Fast Charging'. It runs on Android 15 out of the box, with Galaxy AI tools and up to seven generations of OS updates.
While reviews for the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite are not available on Sky's website, Samsung customers have awarded it a 4.7-star rating, describing it as an 'excellent budget tablet'. One reviewer said: "Excellent budget tablet. Opens apps fast, good battery life, nice screen colours. Suitable for all casual users for social media, YouTube, emails etc."
Another added: "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." A third noted: "The Tab S10 Lite feels well-built despite the lightweight design, and the 10.9-inch display is sharp for browsing, streaming and everyday apps. Battery life is solid, and 128GB storage is plenty for photos and downloads."
However, one buyer mentioned downsides: "It's not waterproof and the speakers are average, but for the price it delivers excellent everyday performance and looks premium in silver." Another five-star review said: "Great screen, decent battery life, loads of storage and very good stereo speakers. Android 16 with Samsung's One UI 8.0 OS makes it very easy to use and navigate the interface and I've really noticed how much faster everything is compared to my last tablet."
For those preferring Apple devices, Sky also stocks iPads from £12.65 for the iPad A16 (2025). At Amazon, the latest iPad Pro M5 costs £1,163.03 for the 256GB variant, a slight discount from the usual £1,199.
