Prime Day tablet deals still live – up to 50% off Samsung, Apple

The biggest Amazon Prime Day discounts are still on the table, with Samsung’s Galaxy Tab A11+ now 46% off its $299.99 list price and the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite at 41% off, while Apple’s iPad 10th‑gen is listed at roughly a 50% discount [1].

Samsung’s deep‑discount lineup

Samsung’s mid‑range tablets dominate the remaining Prime Day offers. The 11‑inch Galaxy Tab A11+ pairs a 90 Hz display with Google Gemini AI and quad Dolby Atmos speakers, and its $160.55 price is 46% lower than the $299.99 MSRP [1]. The larger Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, a 10.9‑inch device with Vision Booster brightness tech, is priced at $237.49 – a 41% cut from $399.99 [1]. Both models retain IP68 water‑resistance and Samsung’s “Circle to Search” AI, which lets users tap the screen to launch instant web lookups.

The premium Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ offers a 13.1‑inch 90 Hz panel, Exynos 1580 processor and a 10,090 mAh battery for $434, representing a 38% discount off its $649.99 list price [1]. Its AKG‑tuned speakers and 13 MP rear camera position it against larger Android competitors such as Lenovo’s Tab P12 Pro, which typically retails above $600.

Apple’s lingering discount

Apple’s 10th‑generation iPad, still listed on Amazon at roughly a 50% discount, provides a 10.9‑inch Retina display, the A14 Bionic chip and support for the first‑generation Apple Pencil. While the exact sale price isn’t disclosed, the discount matches the steepest cuts seen on Samsung’s lineup, indicating Amazon’s effort to clear inventory across both Android and iOS ecosystems [1].

What to watch

• Launch timing – Samsung’s discounted tablets remain available through the end of the month; any further price cuts will likely signal inventory clearance.
• Competitor response – Lenovo and Microsoft may introduce flash sales on their own tablet lines to compete with the deep discounts.
• Next Prime Day cycle – Amazon’s 2026 Prime Day schedule suggests that similar or deeper discounts could reappear later in the year, affecting pricing trends for mid‑range tablets.

These lingering Prime Day deals illustrate how Amazon leverages steep markdowns to move high‑margin tablet inventory, while manufacturers like Samsung use the event to showcase AI‑enhanced features that differentiate their products from rivals. The open question is whether the discounts will sustain consumer demand enough to offset the reduced margins before the next major sales window.