Samsung’s largest tablets yet, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 FE+, are now official

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Samsung’s largest tablets yet, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 FE+, are now official

Samsung is expanding its tablet lineup with the launch of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 FE+, aiming to deliver a more premium experience to a broader range of users. The standout feature? The Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ boasts the largest screen ever on a Fan Edition model at 13.1 inches – 12% larger than its predecessor.Both new tablets come powered by Samsung’s Exynos 1580 chipset, promising a notable leap in performance. According to the company, users can expect up to 45% better CPU power and an 80% boost in GPU performance compared to earlier FE models. The upgraded hardware fuels a suite of AI-powered features designed to make both work and creativity smoother than ever.

Starting today, you can reserve a Galaxy Tab S10 FE or Tab S10 FE+ at the official Samsung Store. All you have to do is submit your email, name, and mobile number (optional). By reserving now, you’ll receive a $50 credit when you purchase either of the upcoming Galaxy tablets.

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Key Specifications

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Display:

Tab S10 FE: 10.9-inch LCD, 90Hz refresh rate
Tab S10 FE+: 13.1-inch LCD, 90Hz refresh rate

Processor: Samsung Exynos 1580
RAM: 8 GB or 12 GB
Storage: 128 GB or 256 GB, expandable up to 2 TB via microSD
Front camera: 12MP ultra-wide
Rear camera: 13MP
Battery:

Tab S10 FE: 8,000mAh with 45W fast charging
Tab S10 FE+: 10,900mAh with 45W fast charging

Operating system:Android 15 with One UI 7
Other features: IP68 water and dust resistance, Dolby Atmos stereo speakers, S Pen support, Samsung Knox security

Thin bezels is the name of the game! Not just that, but the Galaxy Tab S10 FE duo’s display panels promise smooth visuals thanks to the 90Hz refresh rate.

Portability and highlights

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The famous Circle to Search feature is here, and you’ll be able to find information while multitasking – no need to take a break and get distracted.

Next, there are the Solve Math and Handwriting Help features in Samsung Notes. The former, as its name suggests, helps with calculations, while the latter assists users by providing guidelines, aligning text, and correcting letter shapes for improved handwriting input.

As you could’ve guessed, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE duo will be heavy on AI and the promise is that AI assistants will be customized based on users’ preferences and could be launched with a single tap of the AI Key on the Book Cover Keyboard.

Of course, there’s also the Object Eraser feature available (for removing unwanted objects from photos) and the fresh Best Face feature (this one selects and combines the best expressions of group photos for a perfect result).

There’s also Auto Trim (it makes highlight reels of your videos), LumaFusion, Goodnotes, Clip Studio Paint (and more) for Galaxy Tab S10 FE owners to unleash their creativity and channel the inner artist.

All of this in a lighter package – the standard-sized tablet is 4% lighter than its predecessor at 497 g!

Availability and competitors

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The tablets will be available starting April 10 (Thursday) in three color options – Gray, Silver, and Blue. While US pricing hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, the smaller slate could have a starting price of $499 – and $649 for the S10 FE+. European pricing places the Tab S10 FE starting at €579 and the FE+ at €749.

This latest launch arrives at a time when Samsung’s main tablet competitors, like Apple’s iPad lineup and the recently refreshed Pad series by OnePlus, are also pushing harder into the productivity space. Apple’s base iPad and iPad Air models have long dominated this category, but Samsung is clearly aiming to claim more ground by bringing high-end tools and experiences to the mid-range segment.

Best value-for-money?

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Samsung’s FE lineup has often walked the line between affordability and premium performance. Looking back at the Galaxy Tab S9 FE series, the experience was solid but not without compromises – slightly sluggish processing power and limited display brightness, for instance. With the upgraded chipset and enhanced display tech, the S10 FE and FE+ could finally close that gap.

If these upgrades translate well into real-world performance, the Tab S10 FE+ in particular could become a go-to recommendation for students, artists, and productivity users who want flagship features without flagship prices. It’s shaping up to be more than just a bigger screen – it might be the best value-for-money Samsung tablet yet.

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