After introducing the Galaxy S25 series of flagship smartphones in January, Samsung unveiled its new Galaxy A series of budget handsets yesterday. Now, the South Korean tech giant is all set to introduce the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus tablet in the coming days. Ahead of the launch, some leaks have already surfaced regarding the upcoming Samsung tablet. Recently, the slate was certified by a regulatory authority in South Korea. Now, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus’ alleged 360-degree video and some 5K renders have leaked, which have given us a look at its design from all angles.
Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus’ leaked renders show a single rear camera and a minimalistic design
As you can see in the leaked renders, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus will feature a minimalistic design with a single camera on the back. The slate will have rather chunky bezels all around the display as compared to the higher-end Galaxy Tab S10 series models. As per the source, Samsung has used aluminium to build the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus or S10 FE+.
The tablet will measure 300.5mm in length, 194.7mm in width, and just 6mm in thickness. Overall, we are looking at a fairly slim design. We expect Samsung to provide a large 13.1-inch display with the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus. To compare, last year’s Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ has a 12.4-inch screen. As of now, it’s unclear if the upcoming Samsung tablet will offer an AMOLED screen panel or an IPS LCD panel.
The Tab FE model will offer a dual-speaker audio system and a magnetic connector
Furthermore, the newly leaked images and the 360-degree video suggest that the Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus will offer a dual-speaker audio system. There will be one speaker on the top edge and another on the bottom frame. Notably, Samsung will also equip the device with a magnetic connector, allowing users to attach external accessories like a keyboard.
Earlier reports have indicated that the Exynos 1580 processor will power the new Galaxy Tab FE model. It will be accompanied by up to 12GB of RAM and at least 256GB of native storage. The device should support the S Pen stylus and run One UI 7.0 out of the box.
In addition, we expect the slate to offer several Galaxy AI features, just like the Galaxy S25 series phones. Since we have almost all the details regarding the new tablet, an official launch seems imminent.
