An upcoming leak has provided high-quality renders of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, showcasing the premium device set to be launched early next year.
Reportedly, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra will feature dimensions of approximately 326.4 x 208.6 x 5.45 mm, very similar to its predecessor, the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, but slightly thicker by 0.05 mm. The increased thickness is intended to improve the device’s grip, specifically for holding it flat when using the cameras at the back.
The leak also disclosed that the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra will be equipped with 4 speakers tuned by AKG, with the power and volume buttons situated on the tablet’s right edge. Additionally, the S-Pen is said to support magnetic charging on the back, and the device will sport a sizable 14.6-inch screen.
The back of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra will house a dual camera setup on both the front and back, potentially featuring a notch on the screen similar to the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. The notch, as experienced on the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, is not expected to significantly encroach upon the screen real estate, unlike those found on Apple’s phones and laptops.
For memory and storage options, it’s reported that Samsung will offer the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra with a choice of 12 GB or 16 GB RAM and 256 GB, 512 GB, or 1 TB internal memory variants, mirroring the options available for the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra.
The choice between the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 or Snapdragon X Elite chip for the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is still uncertain. While the Snapdragon X Elite offers performance on par with the iPad Pro M4, it may be deemed overkill for an Android tablet, potentially impacting battery life.