Here is the translation: "We See the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ for the First Time."
The first images and videos of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ show us a mid-range tablet with a design worthy of a high-end model.
This morning, the first images of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ leaked online. The images are not just simple renders, as they include a 360-degree video and 5K renders that offer a detailed view of the device, courtesy of a well-known leaker.
The Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ is not a surprise, as its arrival had been anticipated, and it is expected to compete with the iPad Pro in terms of size. This new tablet will feature an impressive 13.1-inch display, providing ample space for various applications and tasks. What really sets it apart is that it is a mid-range option that offers almost high-end dimensions.
The renders also reveal that the device will have symmetrical bezels and a flat-edged frame. Despite having only one camera on the back, this feature is not novel, as the rest of the Galaxy Tab S10 series also features a single lens. The device's frame is made of aluminum, which provides both lightweight and durability, with dimensions of 300.5 mm x 194.7 mm x 6 mm.
Still, there is some information that remains uncertain, such as the exact weight of the tablet. The Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ weighed 628 grams, and since the Tab S10 FE+ will be slightly larger, it’s likely to not exceed 700 grams, although this cannot be guaranteed with certainty.
Regarding the internal specifications, it is estimated that the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ will have at least 12 GB of RAM, aligning with the Galaxy S25 series of phones, and will support the S-Pen. It is also anticipated to incorporate Galaxy AI features and run on One UI 7, although all of this is speculative, based on previous studies.
The Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Tab S10 FE+ series are not expected to be released until the middle of next year.
