Samsung appears to be gearing up for the launch of its Galaxy Tab S10 FE seriesas the lineup has been officially mentioned on the Samsung US website. The series is expected to provide a more affordable alternative to the premium Galaxy Tab S10 lineup, which debuted earlier this year.
Official Confirmation Sparks Launch Speculation
The Samsung website states that customers in the US who “purchase and activate the Galaxy Tab S10 and Tab S10 FE series by July 31, 2025,” will receive one year of free access to Goodnotesa popular note-taking app for Android. This official mention strongly indicates that the Galaxy Tab S10 FE lineup could launch soon.
Similar to its predecessor, the Galaxy Tab S9 FE serieswhich debuted in October 2023 with two models—Tab S9 FE and Tab S9 FE+—Samsung may introduce multiple models under the S10 FE lineup. The newly spotted model numbers, SM-X520 and SM-X526Blikely correspond to the Wi-Fi and 5G variants of the Tab S10 FE.
Expected Features and Upgrades
While the Samsung website doesn’t reveal detailed specifications, here’s what we can anticipate:
- Camera: The Tab S10 FE is rumored to feature a 12MP primary cameraa notable upgrade from the 8MP sensor on the Tab S9 FE models.
- Chipset: Speculations suggest the tablets could be powered by the Exynos 1580 chipsetrumored to also feature in the upcoming Galaxy A56. The Tab S9 FE lineup used the Exynos 1380 chipset.
- Display and Build: While no official details have emerged, the Tab S10 FE lineup is likely to maintain Samsung’s tradition of high-quality displays and robust build quality, consistent with its FE branding.
Price and Launch Timeline
The Galaxy Tab S9 FE series launched in India at ₹36,999 for the base model and ₹46,999 for the FE+. If Samsung continues with a similar pricing strategy, the Tab S10 FE lineup is expected to fall in the same range, making it a competitive choice for mid-range tablet buyers.
Although an exact launch date is yet to be announced, the listing and recent testing of model numbers strongly suggest the launch is imminent.
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