The reports related to the upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 FE series are already flowing. Some leaks have surfaced in a short period of time, which suggests that the tablets‘ arrival on the market could be just a few months away. The latest development involves the alleged Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus 5G being certified in South Korea and includes a front-facing image.
Xpertpick spotted a new Samsung tablet on the listings of SafetyKorea, a Korean certification body. The filing does not include the marketing name of the device, but clues point to it being the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus 5G. According to the report, the model number of the tablet is SM-X620. The source also found an SM-X620N model, which appears to be the South Korea-specific version of the tablet.
Korean certification body shares image of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus 5G
The SafetyKorea database also includes a live image of the tablet’s display. Not much can be gleaned from the image other than that it will have relatively chunky bezels. The thickness of the bezels seems similar to the vanilla Galaxy Tab S9, though we don’t have its exact measurements. The front-facing camera sensor is centered on the left side of the tablet if you hold it vertically, or on the top bezel if you use the tablet horizontally. The placement is clearly intended for using the tablet horizontally, either normally or with a keyboard accessory.
Recently, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series received certification from Bluetooth SIG. Listings revealed that the vanilla variant will have the model number SM-X520. On the other hand, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE 5G was spotted with model numbers SM-X526/SM-X528.
Some expected specs
A recent leak revealed some details of Samsung’s upcoming tablets. The Galaxy Tab S10 FE will reportedly keep the same screen size as the previous generation (10.9 inches). On the other hand, the display on the Plus variant may grow to 13.1 inches. The base variant could start at 8GB of RAM (6GB on the S9 FE) and could offer up to 12GB. In fact, both models will offer up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
Lastly, the Exynos 1580 chip may power the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series. Samsung is said to equip the upcoming Galaxy A56 with the same SoC.
