The fact that Samsung is developing a new line of its flagship tablets will not surprise anyone. It is an open secret, we just do not know exactly when we will receive official announcements. But the current leak sheds some light on it, which also shows how the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and Galaxy Tab S10+ will look.
So far, we’ve had quite a few leaks about Samsung’s flagship tablet lineup, which it has revealed, we’ll only see models with the Plus and Ultra moniker. Additionally, both are said to feature MediaTek chipsets. And they’re expected to go into production this month, which could mean they’ll hit the market as early as October. That way, Samsung would ideally arrive around Christmas time.
There has been much speculation that the company will introduce a new tablet lineup with Galaxy S25 models in January next year, but they will probably end up speeding things up. By the way, the introduction of lower iPad tablet models is also expected from October, such as the base 11th-generation iPad and, after many years, the updated iPad mini.
However, we currently have a new leak, which is also the one concerning the Galaxy Tab S10 series and is perhaps the most interesting. It gives us a first look at the two models, namely Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. And as you can see from the first two images in the gallery above, the upcoming tablets actually have the same design as the existing models Galaxy Tab S9+ and Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. Of course, this is not a bad thing, as their design is useful and timeless. But after all these years, they can look rather boring.
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Of course, we would like to see a smaller cutout for the front camera on the Ultra, or for the lower model to learn similar options, but Samsung probably knows what it is doing. According to the renders, the tablets will be available in two colors, namely classic silver and graphite. It will be interesting when it comes to the operating system. If Samsung hurried up, it would get the new tablets “just” Android 14 with the One UI 6.1.1 superstructure, but if it already started Android 15 and One UI 7, it would certainly be more interesting for customers.
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