Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ inches closer to launch with new certification
Samsung is rumoured to launch the Galaxy Z Fold6, Galaxy Z Flip6, Galaxy Z Fold6 FE, Galaxy Ring, Galaxy Buds4, Galaxy Watch7 and Galaxy Book4 Edge sometime in July 2024. We could even see the Galaxy Tab S10 series make an appearance. A recent listing on the SafetyKorea Certification Website suggests Samsung is working on its new flagship tablets.
A battery with the codename EB-BX828ABE has shown up on the website. MySmartPrice says this belongs to the Galaxy Tab S10+. A listing on the BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) website (spotted by 91mobiles) also highlighted the same battery, suggesting that Samsung is preparing the Galaxy Tab S10+ for a mid-2024 launch.
A bump in battery capacity would be ideal, as Samsung has used the same 10,900 mAh cell on the Galaxy Tab S9+ ($951 on Amazon), Tab S8+ and Tab S7+. Then again, Samsung will likely reserve its best upgrades for the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and offer only incremental improvements with the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10.
That said, Samsung usually waits ~18 months before refreshing its flagship tablet lineup, so it is possible for the Galaxy S10, Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra to debut sometime in early 2025. So far, the only thing one can say for certain is that the trio will launch with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy SoC.
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