Samsung's new Galaxy Tab S10 FE. Samsunggiving away free wearables to smartphone buyers, Samsungs new Galaxy Tab S10 FE has landed with a fresh 10% voucher code to offset the unexpected $50 price hike.The new mid-range tablet now starts at $499 for the base model and $649.99 for the Plus option, both $50 more than last years Galaxy Tab S9 FE range. The Korean company has tried to soften this blow with freebies, store credit and a new voucher code.Lets start with the voucher code TABFE10, which only works in the Samsung Shop app and knocks 10% off the total price. This worked for me in the U.K. app and brought the price down to the launch price of the base Galaxy Tab S9 FE when it was released last year (449). Let me know if the app code worked for you in the U.S. or other countries.It seems that the price hike and subsequent 10% off code is essentially a marketing gimmick to get people to download and use the Samsung Shop app, because it brings the price down to the same as the previous generation. Unfortunately, Samsungs long-running APP5 code, which knocks 5% off all items for first-time app users, cant be stacked alongside the new voucher.For serious deal hunters, its worth adding random products to your basket in the Samsung Shop app, because Samsung runs so many concurrent promotions that you might get a free wearable or discover a random bundle discount. While testing to see if the TABFE10 code worked on other devices, I discovered that the Korean company is giving away a free pair of Galaxy Buds 3Pro with Galaxy S25 purchases.Samsung Stacks Galaxy Tab S10 FE DiscountsElsewhere, Samsung is offering a $50 store credit in exchange for your email address. Samsung often runs this promotion before the launch of a major new device, as it did with the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S24 before that. The $50 credit cant be used on the Galaxy Tab 10FE itself, instead, it has to be applied to additional eligible products as the terms and conditions state. Typically this means a case, which will likely be priced at exactly $50.Samsung is also promising up to $350 trade-in credit when buying the Galaxy Tab S10 FE, which includes a minimum $100 trade-in for any tablet. We will have to wait until the device launches on April 10th to see how much your old tech is worth, but experience tells us that the $350 is reserved for unrealistic trade-ins, such as gadgets released in the last two years. There is a sweet spot for older devices that fetch high prices, however. Check out my story on how you can use Samsungs generous trade-in pricing to your advantage here. Dont forget to hit the follow button below for the latest deals and tech news.