Samsung will release the next tab Fe Slates later this year – we still don’t know the exact date, but now we have a better idea what they will look. The new models will be largely similar to Tab S9 Fe and Tab S9 Fe+, although with many major differences, the first of which appears in paintings.
Here are the render made by Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Fe and Big Tab S10 Fe+ YtechbNote that the plus model has only one camera-Tab S9 Fe+ also included an ultra-wide module. In addition, they look similar enough, under thick antenna lines.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Fe (speculative render)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Fe+ (speculative render)
According to the Rolland Quanda, the small FE 10.9 “will stick with the LCD, while the plus model will be larger at 13.1” (above the previous generation). Many color options will be available for each including Gray, Silver and Blue (as seen in render).
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Fe and Tab S10 Fe+ will be operated by Exynos 1580, which made its debut in MWC a few days ago, where we managed to run some benchmarks. Keep in mind that it was with the initial version of the software.
About Screen: Galaxy Tab S10 Fe • Galaxy Tab S10 Fe+
The Exynos chip will be paired with 8GB or 12GB RAM, which is an upgrade for vanilla models, which had 6GB base and 8GB maximum capacity. The storage will start from 128GB and will have a 256GB option (plus microSD slot).
Tab S10 Fe and Tab S10 Fe+ FCC was certified. There will be both Wi-Fi-Caval (Wi-Fi 6E/x) and 5G variants. Fe (SM-X526B) will support these bands: 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 20, 20, 26, 28, 38, 40, 41, 66, 71, 77, 78. Fe+ (SM-X528U) will support the following band: 2, 5, 25, 29, 29, 30, 41, 48, 48, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, 77, B is usually a global version.
5G band support: Galaxy Tab S10 Fe • Galaxy Tab S10 Fe+
Both tablets will support the pen and charge up to 45W. We do not yet know the capacity of the battery, but we hope that the small model will have the same battery as its predecessor, while the plus model should receive an upgrade, looking at its large screen.
The 5G band information comes from FCC in the US, but India’s BIS also certified the Tab S10 FE series, which suggests that a local launch is coming. “When?” remains.
