Samsung is expected to unveil its next-generation high-end tablets alongside the Galaxy S24 FE next month. However, ahead of its next month's announcement, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra's image has leaked for the first time in high resolution, revealing its design, which is pretty much the same as its predecessor.
Earlier, a low-resolution image of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra surfaced last month.
Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra isn't getting any design change
The clearest image yet of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra has leaked, and it was posted on X by legendary leakster Evan Blass (@evleaks). The high-resolution render of the upcoming flagship tablet from Samsung reveals no design change compared to the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra.
You can see the tablet in its grey avatar. It has a huge, possible 14.6-inch screen with a notch that accommodates its dual front-facing cameras. If you didn't like the notch on the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra and the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra and hoped it would go away this year, you would be disappointed with the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, too.
There appear to be even bezels around the screen. On the bottom (in landscape orientation), the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra has pogo pins and notches to attach the official keyboard accessory. On the rear, the tablet has a dual-camera setup (with flash) and a place to magnetically attach the bundled S Pen stylus.
The article continues after our video showcasing the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra and its Galaxy AI features below.
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is expected to feature the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chip. This is the first time Samsung is using a MediaTek chip in its high-end tablet. Other than that, there might not be any significant changes compared to the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra.
It might run Android 14-based One UI 6.1.1 out of the box and get at least four years of Android OS updates. The tablet has 45W fast charging, similar to its predecessor. Some rumors claim that Samsung might not launch the vanilla Galaxy Tab S10. It could only launch the Galaxy Tab S10+ and the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra.
