Samsung Galaxy Tab S10: Release date, price, features, and news

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10: Release date, price, features, and news،

In 2024, Samsung will most likely launch the Galaxy Tab S10 generation. The next family of slates will likely see the light of day in summer 2024 alongside the next generation of Galaxy Z Fold/Galaxy Z Flip foldables.

At the very beginning of 2024, almost nothing specific is known about the Galaxy Tab S10 family of tablets. However, judging by historical evidence, we expect rumors and leaks regarding Samsung's upcoming tablets to intensify in the coming months.

We will collect all the leaks and news regarding the Galaxy Tab S10 series in this article as soon as it becomes available.

Galaxy Tab S10 release date

Summer is the time when Samsung usually releases its high-end tablets. We doubt that the Galaxy Tab S10 generation will be the one that will break with tradition.

We expect to see the Galaxy Tab S10 family announced on stage in late July 2024 or early August 2024, with a potential market release around two weeks later. Such a rollout schedule will align perfectly with the launch of the Galaxy Tab S9 generation in 2023, as well as the launch of the Galaxy Tab S7 family in 2020. The Galaxy Tab S8 generation differs in the lineup as it has been unveiled in February 2022.

Device family	Announcement	Marketing
Galaxy Tab S10	end of July 2024/beginning of August 2024*	August 2024*
Galaxy Tab S9	July 26, 2023	August 11, 2023
Galaxy Tab S8	February 9, 2022	February 25, 2022
Galaxy Tab S7	August 5, 2020	August 21, 2020
Apple iPhone 14 series	September 6 / September 13, 2022*	September 16 / September 23, 2022*

* – probable dates

Galaxy Tab S10 price

It's too early to have solid rumors about the prices of the next Samsung tablets. However, for historical reasons, we do not actually expect a significant increase or reduction in prices. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, Galaxy Tab S10+, and Galaxy Tab S10 will likely cost as much as their predecessors, as Samsung will surely want to maintain pricing synergy between the generations.

Device model	Price
Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra	~$1199*
Galaxy Tab S10+	~$999*
Galaxy Tab S10	~$799*
Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra	$1,199
Galaxy Tab S9+	$999
Galaxy Tab S9	$799

* – anticipated prices

Galaxy Tab S10 Models and Names

No surprises are expected at this time: the Galaxy Tab S10 generation will likely consist of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, the Galaxy Tab S10+ and the Galaxy Tab S10, possibly followed by one or two incoming Galaxy Tab S10 FE . The naming system is unlikely to be changed.

Galaxy Tab S10 Camera

The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra will certainly remain the best equipped tablet in terms of camera. It will most certainly be accompanied by a dual rear camera, similar to that of the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. The latter came with a 13MP wide-angle and an 8MP ultra-wide. On the front, where the most important cameras for a tablet are, we also have two 12 MP cameras, so hopefully the same will be true for the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra.

The Galaxy Tab S10+ will likely inherit the dual 13MP wide + 8MP ultra-wide camera combo from its predecessor, as well as the single 12MP front snapper. Finally, the Galaxy Tab S10 will definitely remain with a single 13 MP rear camera and a 12 MP front snapper for all your selfie and video calling needs.

Given how essential AI is for the Galaxy S24 family cameras, we wouldn't be surprised if Samsung also brings AI to the Galaxy Tab S10 generation family.

Galaxy Tab S10 storage

We expect the upcoming Galaxy S10 tablets to retain the same storage levels as their predecessors. This means that the fullest version of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra could come with a full terabyte of storage and probably up to 16GB of RAM for your heavy multitasking needs. At the same time, the entry-level member, the Galaxy Tab S10, could start with 128 GB of native storage and a standard amount of 8 GB of RAM.

Expected storage capacity of the Galaxy Tab S10:

128 GB / 8 GB RAM
256 GB / 12 GB RAM

Expected storage capacity of the Galaxy Tab S10+:

256 GB / 12 GB RAM
512 GB / 12 GB RAM

Expected storage capacity of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra:

256 GB / 12 GB RAM
512 GB / 12 GB RAM
1 TB / 16 GB RAM

Design of the Galaxy Tab S10

Looking at the Galaxy Tab S9 and Galaxy Tab S8, which are quite similar to each other, we wouldn't expect a wild redesign from the upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 series. In fact, it would be logical to assume that Samsung wants to keep its well-established design language; in fact, we don't see much room for drastic improvements outside of thinner frames.

Made entirely of aluminum, Samsung's premium tablets are sleek, well-built devices that are truly the yin to Apple's yang, the best alternative to Apple's premium iPads. And with IP68 dust and water resistance on deck, they're pretty durable. We have no reason to believe that Samsung will stray from its existing design language and usual features.

When it comes to colors, we'd like to see a more vibrant selection of shades available. Previous generations of Galaxy Tab S have definitely adopted a classier, more understated look, and while that's not a big deal, a little pop of color and boldness surely won't hurt.

Galaxy Tab S10 screen

In terms of display sizes, the rumor mill is pretty quiet. Additionally, Samsung is currently in a pretty good position, with its existing tablets covering virtually every size level available.

Of course, the biggest one surely turns heads: the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultraand possibly the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, both come with 14.6-inch ultra-wide displays.

The Galaxy Tab S10+ will most likely come with a 12.4-inch display, which strikes a pretty good balance between screen size and portability, making it the best tablet you could consider. However, if you're serious about compact size, the Galaxy Tab S10, with its 11-inch screen, might be your best bet.

Of course, all of these tablets will feature Dynamic AMOLED displays, which means bright, vibrant colors as well as superb contrast and viewing angles. The refresh rate on all devices will definitely reach 120Hz for the ultimate smooth scrolling experience.

Battery Galaxy Tab S10

Provided Samsung doesn't really change the design and construction of its upcoming tablets, then we could expect batteries on par with the Samsung model. Galaxy Tab S9 series. Hopefully, with a more powerful chip, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, Galaxy Tab S10+, and Galaxy Tab S10 will deliver even better battery life compared to their predecessors.

In terms of charging, we're almost certain that the Galaxy Tab S10 family will adopt the 45W support of its predecessors, but why stop there? We'd like Samsung to amp things up and adopt even faster charging, at least on the more premium Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra.

As we know more, you will too.

Device	Battery size
Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra	~11,200mAh
Galaxy Tab S10+	~10,090mAh
Galaxy Tab S10	~8,400mAh
Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra	11,200mAh
Galaxy Tab S9+	10,900mAh
Galaxy Tab S9	8,400mAh

Galaxy Tab S10 Features and Software

The Galaxy Tab S10 will arrive with One UI, likely a sub-version of One UI 6. Although One UI 7 is coming, we expect it to be based on Android 15, which could launch sometime later in 2024 , so the Galaxy Tab S10 will probably miss it.

Galaxy Tab S10 hardware and specifications

We expect the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 to make the rounds among Samsung's upcoming tablets. However, with Samsung, there's always the possibility that the company's latest in-house Exynos chipset will be used instead, and while it's generally on par with its Snapdragon rivals, there's just a little negative connotation to it. is attached. The latest Exynos chipset is the Exynos 2400, and it could very well make its way to the Galaxy Tab S10, while the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra could potentially be powered by the Snapdragon 8 generation 3.

Should I wait for the Galaxy Tab S10 series?

[On a superficial level describe whether the reader should wait for the model in two bullets with the following structure:]

You should wait for the Galaxy Tab S10 if followed by why. What makes it better than the last model? What's worth upgrading?

You shouldn't wait for the Galaxy Tab S10 if followed by why not. For example, the reader likes their old model and doesn't find the updates this one brings interesting, or the old model is now more affordable, still up to date, and generally excellent.