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Samsung's versatile tablet is now available for under US$200 thanks to a Cyber Monday deal. It comes in three colours: Oxford Gray, Angora Blue, and Chiffon Rose.

Last year's 128 GB flagship Samsung tablet is only US$699.99 in a Best Buy Black Friday sale offering US$400 off. The 14.6-inch Android tablet comes with Samsung's class-leading S Pen and features a bright ~3K, 120 Hz AMOLED panel for crisp video or productivity use. Samsung also guarantees software support until 2027.

Samsung is now rumored to launch a successor to the durability- and security-focused Galaxy Tab Active4 Pro, to be released in 2024, said to come in 5G- and non-5G-capable variants. Evidence of its existence has surfaced in a new leak that points to a hallmark of a business-like, rugged tablet.

The 11-inch variant of Samsung's previous-gen Android tablet is closing in on the US$500 mark as Amazon has introduced its biggest discount thus far on the Galaxy Tab S8 WiFi model with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and 128GB of mass storage.

Both available in 4/64 GB and 8/128 GB configurations, the Galaxy Tab A9 and Galaxy Tab A9+ also feature various attributes that set them apart. The most obvious ones are the processors (Helio G99 vs. Snapdragon 695) and display sizes (8.7 vs. 11 inches). Both can be acquired starting today in most markets.

Even if Samsung does many things right with the Galaxy Tab S9+, the middle model of the series, we still find several places where it could use some optimization. We summarize our test results for you here.

Samsung has upgraded its top tablets, namely its Galaxy Tab S9 series, which comes in three sizes. The 11-inch screen of the regular Galaxy Tab S9 comes in OLED for the first time and impresses with blazing-fast system performance.

More details about the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Plus have emerged online from various sources. Not only has Samsung equipped the Galaxy Tab A9 Plus with a 5G modem, but it has also included an 11-inch display with a 90 Hz refresh rate and a 7,040 mAh battery, among other hardware.

Samsung has quietly released the Galaxy Tab A9 in select markets, with a rumoured wider release slated within the next few weeks. Starting in South America and the Middle East for now, the Galaxy Tab A9 has an 8.7-inch display, a MediaTek Helio G99 chipset, 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of expandable storage.

Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus, both successors of sorts to the Galaxy Tab S7 FE. The Galaxy Tab S9 FE series starts at US$449, putting it squarely in mid-range territory.

Samsung leads the premium Android tablet market with its Galaxy Tab Ultra, and its ultraslim design and fast, bright Dynamic AMOLED 2X display are just some highlights of the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra's features that impressed us in our review.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Plus (or A9+) is painted as a cost-effective tablet ahead of its launch. The budget SoC said to confer 5G on the device has popped up in a new leak, as have more display details. Despite these updates, it might have a classic Tab A-series design otherwise.

According to a new report from a typically reliable source, Samsung is finally closing in on releasing its next Fan Edition-branded tablets. Due as the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus, the pair will have waterproof metal housings, expandable storage and more vibrant colour options than their flagship Galaxy Tab S9 series counterparts.

Huawei has now released the MatePad Pro 13.2, its latest flagship tablet. Available with a 3:2 OLED display, the MatePad Pro 13.2 also has a large battery and an impressive display within an ultra-thin and lightweight housing.

The Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is huge in several regards. In our test, the Samsung tablet scores with its slim construction that looks even more spectacular due to its size. Also aside from the case, we cannot find many negatives about the Tab S9 Ultra.

A renowned leaker has revealed the first set of official Galaxy Tab S9 FE series images. Likely arriving later this year alongside the Galaxy S23 FE and Galaxy Buds FE, the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus retain premium-looking designs with slim display bezels, metal housings and S Pen support.

A reliable leaker has revealed what appears to be full European pricing for the Galaxy Tab S9 FE series. Allegedly starting at €529, the series is said to be available for up to €899 as the Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus with 256 GB of storage and 5G connectivity.

Samsung's Galaxy Tab A9 Plus (or A9+) has found time to pop up in another new leak ahead of its official debut. It has brought its vanilla A9 sibling along in this case, which gives the upcoming Android tablet the impression of being even more affordable on its launch. It will, for example, have 4G/LTE as opposed to the 5G of the Plus model.

Samsung can keep the launch of the Galaxy Tab A9 Plus (or A9+) a secret no longer, thanks to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and its use of the upcoming Android tablet's full product name in its registration. The slate is now depicted as having much lower-end specs than, say, the Tab S9 FE, yet may be able to offer 5G-powered entertainment at a good price for all that.

European pricing for the Galaxy Tab S9 FE series has surfaced online, at least a month before its official release. Reportedly arriving in Q4 2023 as the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus, the series is rumoured to start at €549.99 with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage.

After launching the Galaxy Z Fold5 and Z Flip5 about a month ago, Samsung is set to unveil a slew of new devices including the Galaxy S23 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE series in the future. That future may not be as close as has been rumored, however.

Samsung is preparing to refresh its entry-level Galaxy Tab A series. Next up for release are the Galaxy Tab A9 and Galaxy Tab A9 Plus, which have both been spotted online ahead of their official introductions later this year.

The launch of the Galaxy Tab S9 FE series is still rumoured to be months off, with Samsung expected to hold both tablets back until the autumn. In the meantime, regulatory bodies have confirmed the battery capacity and charging speed of the Tab S9 FE Plus, while Samsung itself has also outlined colours and memory configurations for both upcoming tablets.

Samsung has now announced which devices are eligible for One UI 5.1.1, its last feature update before it releases One UI 6 later this year. With over a dozen devices eligible for One UI 5.1.1, Samsung has also described some of the changes that the update makes from One UI 5.

Xiaomi has confirmed more details about the Pad 6 Max ahead of the tablet's official release. Debuting on August 14, the Pad 6 Max will launch alongside at least the MIX Fold 3, Smart Band 8 Pro and the Redmi K60 Ultra.

Xiaomi has revealed a few details about the Pad 6 Max, its next flagship Android tablet. Launching next week alongside the MIX Fold 3, the Pad 6 Max has a 14-inch display and will serve as a new rival to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra.

Update: Roland Quandt shares Indian pricing for 6 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage and Wi-Fi only variant.
Samsung is preparing to bolster the Galaxy Tab S9 series, having already released three flagship models. While the company has not commented further yet, the Galaxy Tab S9 FE has stopped by the FCC in the US, a crucial step towards its release later this year. Samsung appears to have confirmed the existence of both Tab S9 FE models now too.

Samsung's trio of high-end tablets are now official. The Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Tab S9+ and Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra all feature a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy SoC, expandable memory and support for 45 W fast charging. They come pre-loaded with productivity apps and split-screen functionality out of the box.

A leaker has outlined the many variants of the Galaxy Tab S9 series that Samsung plans to offer in Europe. Not only has @billbil_kun also confirmed pricing for the Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Tab S9 Plus and Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, but they have also outlined pricing for the three tablets' official accessories.

The Galaxy Tab S9 FE may still be months away from being released. However, leaker @OnLeaks has already shared CAD-based renders of the tablet, building on an earlier leak relating to the larger Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus. The Galaxy Tab S9 FE appears to be a cheaper alternative to the Galaxy Tab S9 with an 11-inch display, an Exynos 1380 chipset and 6 GB of RAM.

Samsung may only be a few weeks away from revealing flagship Galaxy Tab S9 tablets, but the company also has Fan Edition tablets around the corner too. While the Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus is not expected to launch until the autumn, @OnLeaks has already delivered a first look at the large tablet.

A renowned leaker has provided new details about rumoured prices of the Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Tab S9 Plus and Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. Launching on July 26 during Samsung's next Galaxy Unpacked event, the trio may only feature modest price uplifts from their predecessors, contrary to earlier reports.

A retailer has revealed European pricing for select Galaxy Tab S9 series SKUs. Seemingly, Samsung plans to increase prices compared to last year's Galaxy Tab S8 series, with roughly 20% higher MSRPs across the board.

Samsung has now confirmed the date of its next Galaxy Unpacked event, in which it is expected to introduce the Galaxy Z Flip5 and Galaxy Z Fold5, as well as the Galaxy Watch6 and Galaxy Tab S9 series. The company is also offering discounts and prize draws for those who register on its website.

Samsung is a few weeks away from unveiling the Galaxy Tab S9 series alongside the Galaxy Z Fold5 and Galaxy Z Flip5. In the meantime, a renowned leaker has shared official product images of the Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Tab S9 Plus and Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, highlighting the similarities with Samsung's existing Galaxy Tab S8 tablets.

According to reports, Samsung plans to release Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus tablets, not just flagship Galaxy Tab S9 models. Seemingly, the Galaxy Tab S9 FE series will arrive alongside another Fan Edition device too, the Galaxy S23 FE.

Reputedly, Samsung has made wholesale changes to the displays in its flagship Galaxy Tab S tablets. The result should yield improved contrast ratios, among other improvements. Only the smallest Galaxy Tab S9 series model is expected to feature a larger battery than its predecessor, though.

Samsung is over a month away from unveiling new devices at its 27th Galaxy Unpacked event. In the meantime, a reliable leaker has offered a first look at the Galaxy Tab S9 series, with the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra set to be the marquee model of the three tablets available.

There are still a few weeks to go before Samsung refreshes its foldable, tablet and smartwatch lineups with new models. In the intervening period, a retailer has shared an extensive list of first-party accessories destined for the Galaxy Watch6 and Galaxy Tab S9 series, plus the Galaxy Z Fold5 and Galaxy Z Flip5. With nearly 100 entries, the list contains existing accessories and various new editions too.

The FCC has published initial documentation for two of Samsung's next-generation flagship tablets. While the Galaxy Tab S9 has not appeared yet, the FCC has listed two versions of the Galaxy Tab S9 Plus and a sole Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra variant for now. All Galaxy Tab S9 models are expected to launch next month alongside new smartwatches.

High-quality Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra renders have been leaked by OnLeaks. The flagship tablet's design is mostly identical to that of its predecessor, complete with an S-Pen silo, a notched display, a pogo-pin connector and two rear cameras.

A South Korean media outlet says Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Unpacked will be held on July 26 in Seoul. Products announced at the event will be available for purchase on August 11.

Three years after its original launch, Samsung introduces an updated version of its affordable tablet. We summarize our test results here.