The new Galaxy S24 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 series became available for pre-order a few days ago, and it seems like they may have made a bigger impact than Samsung expected. In the USA, at least, the unlocked Galaxy S24 FE is already out of stock, and the situation is only marginally better for prospective Galaxy Tab S10 buyers.

As of this writing, you can't pre-order the unlocked Galaxy S24 FE because the store page states it is out of stock. However, you can still pre-order the phone if you pick the Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, or US Cellular variant.

By the looks of it, the unlocked Galaxy S24 FE sold like hotcakes. Well, either that or Samsung didn't have enough stock for the US market to begin with. We don't yet have official pre-order figures to confirm whether this out-of-stock situation is caused by a successful phone or poor planning. But we know there is a lot to like about the Galaxy S24 FE.

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The good news for prospective buyers outside the USA is that the phone is still available for pre-order in other key markets we checked, including the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, and India.

Not many choices for Galaxy Tab S10 buyers

Samsung also appears to be having trouble supplying the Galaxy Tab S10 series to prospective buyers in the USA.

Starting with the 12GB + 256GB Galaxy Tab S10+, Samsung's e-shop states that the Verizon and T-Mobile variants are out of stock. Furthermore, the pre-order button is grayed out for the Wi-Fi model. Likewise, at the moment, you can't pre-order the 12GB + 512GB Galaxy Tab S10+, which is available only without LTE/5G.

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As for the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, you can only pre-order the 12GB + 256GB Wi-Fi variant. However, the other two memory options (512GB and 1TB) are not available. Oddly enough, the pre-order button is grayed out, but the US e-shop doesn't outright state that the 512GB and 1TB versions are out of stock.

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