Shopping for a new Android tablet this EOFY? Trade in your old devices to save up to AU$900 off Samsung’s Galaxy Tab range

Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra — (Image credit: Future)

Much the same as their Android smartphones, Samsung makes some of the best tablets you can buy in Australia, offering a wide range of choices catering to a variety of budgets and sizes.

If you’re in the market for a quality Android tablet this EOFY and have some old devices you no longer use, Samsung is offering up to AU$450 in extra trade-in bonuses on its range of Galaxy Tab S11 tablets — and that stacks on top of some existing discounts, with total savings of up to AU$900 in addition to any trade-in value.

Having personally tested some of Samsung’s latest devices, including the ultra-premium 14.6-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, I can attest that the brand’s slate range is a step above most Android competitors. From beautiful and vibrant AMOLED displays, software that’s great for multitasking and a 16:10 aspect ratio perfect for both productivity and watching widescreen videos, there’s a lot to love.

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Stepping up into the mid-range of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab line, the Tab S10 FE also has a 10.9-inch and 90Hz display, but it uses the more premium IPS screen tech (as opposed to the TFT panel in the Tab S10 Lite) and has a more powerful Exynos 1580 chipset (compared to the Lite’s Exynos 1380 processor). Samsung is also selling a 5G-enabled model for AU$849 for those who want to stay connected while out and about. Use the code LS-TEOFY26 at checkout to get a further 5% off – and save even more by trading in your old tech.

For those who want a larger display, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus packs a 13-inch screen alongside a larger 10,090 mAh battery to help power it. Our reviewer called the IPS display excellent for the price, holding up well in direct sunlight and having a 16:10 aspect ratio to suit widescreen videos better. They also praised the multitasking software and the DeX environment that lets you connect a keyboard and mouse for desktop-like functionality, as well as the fact that an S Pen is included as standard. Like the deals above, you can save more when you trade in your old tech, and the code LS-TEOFY26 also applies.

With AU$300 trade-in bonus: AU$664.05 - device trade-in value

The Galaxy Tab S11 is Samsung’s most affordable premium tablet, featuring a stunning AMOLED display and a higher resolution than the Tab S10 FE (1600 x 2560 pixels versus 1440 x 2304 pixels, respectively), 12GB of RAM, a thinner chassis than any of the tablets above and a more powerful Mediatek Dimensity 9400+ chipset, which is great for running graphically demanding games. You can also score an additional AU$300 off when you trade in your old tech. Use the code LS-TEOFY26 at checkout to get these prices.

With AU$450 trade-in bonus: AU$1,044.05 - device trade-in value

If you want the best of the best when it comes to Samsung tablets, then the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is the ultimate option for both specs and size, thanks to a gigantic 14.6-inch screen. In my Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra review, I loved how vibrant and pleasant the huge AMOLED display looked, and watching movies and TV shows on it was a blast with the 16:10 aspect ratio and rich sound coming from the four speakers. Use the code LS-TEOFY26 at checkout to get an extra 5% off your cart.

Want a keyboard to go along with this tablet? You can get it bundled with a Pro Keyboard for AU$1,920 or for AU$1,470 with the AU$450 trade-in bonus (plus the trade-in value of your old device).

If you’re also looking for a pair of earbuds with any of the tablets above, you can get the Samsung Galaxy Buds3 FE for AU$149 (or 50% off) with any Samsung Galaxy Tab purchase.

Nico is an experienced writer and journalist, having previously written for business titles across Australia. He mainly focuses on phones, as well as finding deals and coupon codes at TechRadar Australia. Outside of work, Nico is a keen cyclist and occasional hiker, and also writes about related tech like smartwatches and bike computers.

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