Samsung is reportedly planned to expand its Galaxy Tab S10 series with the introduction of the Galaxy Tab S10 Fe+. While the company has not yet made an official announcement, take a close look at what should be expected from the new leak render and details upcoming Android Tablet. With the plus variants, the company is also working on a standard Galaxy Tab S10 Fe. While this model is less leaked about, reports show that it will have a 10.9-inch display, which is similar to last year’s tab S9 Fe.

According to the CAD-based render shared by Samaguru Through OnlixThe Galaxy Tab S10 Fe+ is shown in the 360-degree video, which provides insight into its design and dimensions. The tablet maintains a modern and premium beauty suit Samsung’s latest flagship model. It has a thin body with symmetric bezels and a flat-dice frame, which contributes to a smooth and polish look.

The S10 Fe+ behind the Galaxy tab with a minimal design with a single rear camera and an aluminum construction, like its predecessor. Depending on leaked dimensions, the device measures 300.5 mm in length, 194.7 mm in width and just 6 mm in thickness.

In addition, Samsung is reportedly equipped the Galaxy Tab S10 Fe+ with a large 13.1-inch display. However, it is not clear whether the company will choose the option of the AMOLED panel or stick with the IPS LCD screen. While the exact weight remains unknown, the tablet is expected to be relatively lighter, it is likely to be less than 700 grams.

For the audio, the Galaxy Tab S10 Fe+ will feature a double-speaker setup, with one speaker on top frame and the other on the bottom. Additionally, a magnetic connector is present, which can be used for an alternative keyboard like goods or S pen can be charged.

Under the hood, the Galaxy Tab S10 Fe+ is expected to be operated by Samsung’s Exynos 1580 chipset. The tablet will probably come with several memory options, with the top-end model to 12 GB RAM with 256 GB storage. It is also expected to support S Penn. On the software side, it will run a UI 7.0 out of the box based on Android 14. In addition, Samsung may introduce some AI-operated features under its Galaxy AI branding, although the details on it remains rare.

In addition, the standard Galaxy Tab S10 Fe is also expected to run on the Exynos 1580 chipset and arrive in several storage and RAM configurations. The base model will probably be a more economical option, maintaining key features such as S Pen Support.

Both tablets will be deployed as a inexpensive option for high-end Samsung tablets, giving users more options based on their needs and budget. While the date of an official launch is yet to be confirmed, leaks suggest that Samsung may unveil the new FE series bullets later this year.