As Samsung works on its tablets set to launch in October, the rumor mill continues to swirl about the Galaxy Tab S10 series and all the updates that are coming to the new models. We previously covered the promotional material that surfaced, giving us our first look at the S10 variants, and the first thing we noticed was that the vanilla model was not included this time around. There was no major design iteration from its predecessor evident in the images, and the colorway was also revealed. Now, the support pages for the Galaxy Tab have gone live, suggesting that the launch is not far off.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus UK support page is live, suggesting schedule is close to announcement
It wasn’t long ago that promotional material for the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Ultra showed off the design and colors and insinuated on the processor that the tablets would be powered by. While reports suggest that Samsung is gearing up for an October launch window, there has been no official confirmation regarding the launch date. Recently, a support page that went live is the talk of the town confirming that the launch of the flagship tablets is getting closer.
The UK support page that has surfaced for the Samsung Tab S10 Plus, as shared by 92 cell phonesThe tablets come with model numbers SM-X820 and SM-X826B, suggesting that we could see the launch sooner than expected. This contradicts previous speculation that the tablets would arrive alongside the Galaxy S25 series in January. The two different models could be indicating two versions; one that is Wi-Fi-only and the other that comes with cellular connectivity.
While there’s plenty of information available on both support pages beyond the model numbers, through the previous Geekbench observation, we know that the tablets would support 45W wired charging and feature the same design as the previous models. We expect the tablets to be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ SoC, as previous reports have claimed, which has raised some questions about Samsung opting for a compromised processor despite the Dimensity 9400 likely coming out simultaneously.
Galaxy AI would also be coming to the devices and would bring some advanced features to the new tablets. There is a chance that the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Ultra could come alongside the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE; however, we have not seen any official confirmation yet. More details may emerge as we get closer to the launch date.