Just days after releasing marketing images of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, we are back with a few more. Here, we can tell the difference between the two, a bit more easily. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra will keep that notch for the dual front-facing cameras, while the Plus model will have – what looks like – rather thick bezels.
While we aren’t 100% sure about the screen sizes, we do expect the sizes to remain the same as the Galaxy Tab S9 series, which was 12.4 and 14.6 inches, respectively. This is also further proof that Samsung is not planning to launch a vanilla Galaxy Tab S10 model this year and only go with the Plus and Ultra models. These are likely their better sellers, particularly with the Galaxy Tab S9 FE being available. Samsung is also rumored to be using the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 Plus chipset to power both of these tablets, which would be a significant move for the Galaxy Tab series. As Samsung has used Qualcomm’s latest and greatest silicon in the past number of Galaxy Tab S models.
When will Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S10 series go official?
Right now, it’s hard to say when Samsung will announce the Galaxy Tab S10 series, though we do expect it before the end of the year. There have been a few rumors pointing to October, which we do believe to be accurate. Samsung is very unlikely to launch anything in September because Apple and the iPhone on that month. Additionally, last year, Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab S9 FE series along with the Galaxy S24 FE and Galaxy Buds FE in October. So, there is precedent for this.
We do know that the launch is very near, because support pages for the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus have already appeared on Samsung’s website. Which typically indicate an impending launch. So it’s only a matter of time before these tablets are announced and available to buy.
