Galaxy Tab S10 FE And FE+ Leak Leaves Little To Imagination

The Galaxy Tab FE series has largely been a success, with the S9 FE becoming one of the best affordable Android tablets on the market. Samsung is planning on offering two models, again, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and FE+. Recent leaks have uncovered details surrounding both, showcasing some promising specs.

The FE series allows Samsung to offer a more affordable option that largely offers the same experience. This generally means lower-end specs with some corners cut around the edges. Still, the devices usually offer a very good experience.

Recent leaks show off the Galaxy S10 FE and FE+ specs, with new CAD renders for the latter. According to WinFuture, both devices will offer a mid-range CPU in an Exynos 1580 SoC, though much of the device remains similar to the more premium Tab S10. The FE series is said to come with IP68 certification and a metal build. At the smallest size, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE comes in at 10.9 inches across at 2304 x 1440, while the bigger Tab S10 FE+ brings a 13.1-inch panel at 2880 x 1800. The panel type for both devices is unknown, though it’s likely both will come with an LCD unit.

It looks like both models will have 8GB or 12GB of RAM and a paired 128/256GB internal storage configuration. The camera that comes on the tablets isn’t entirely exciting. It’s a simple 13MP sensor with a flash.

Samsung likes to fill FE models with big batteries, and the Tab S10 FE series is no exception. The FE model will come with an 8,000mAh battery, and the FE+ will house a 10,090mAh unit. These are really good numbers to see, and it means the Tab S10 FE+ should be a powerhouse over long periods. It seems both models come with 45W wired charging.

The new renders show off the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ variant. According to SammyGuru, the FE+ model comes in at 300.5mm x 194.7mm with a depth of 6mm. That’s a fantastic thickness to come in at for a tablet, and a budget one, no less. The design largely takes on the same look as the more premium Tab S10 series

No information on price or availability is public, though it’s expected that these tablets will be released soon to pair with Samsung’s other MWC releases.