March 26, 2025 – A newly leaked marketing image has confirmed the display sizes of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 FE series, further solidifying reports that the tech giant is gearing up to launch its next generation of budget-friendly premium tablets soon.
Two Display Sizes Revealed: 10.9” and 13.1”
Reputable leaker @evleaks shared a promotional image on X (formerly Twitter), revealing the Galaxy Tab S10 FE will feature a 10.9-inch display, while the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ will boast a larger 13.1-inch screen. Both models are shown from a top-down perspective and measure just 6mm in thickness, which is 0.5mm thinner than the previous Tab S9 FE series, highlighting Samsung’s push for sleeker designs.
What We Know So Far: Big Batteries and Fast Charging
Earlier leaks had already hinted at notable hardware features, including:
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8,000 mAh battery for the Galaxy Tab S10 FE
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10,090 mAh battery for the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+
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Support for 45W wired fast charging
These specs suggest Samsung is targeting users who prioritize long-lasting performance and quick top-ups, particularly for entertainment and productivity on the go.
Display Type Still Unconfirmed, Likely LCD
While the leaked image confirms display sizes, it does not provide details on the screen technology. However, consistent with past FE models like the Tab S9 FE, it’s likely Samsung will continue using LCD panels to keep the price competitive. Despite these cost-saving measures, the devices retain a premium aesthetic, staying true to the FE series’ balance of performance and affordability.
Launch Timeline Still Under Wraps
Samsung has yet to officially confirm the launch date for the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series. It remains unclear whether the tablets will debut alongside the upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge, which is reportedly even thinner than the Tab S10 FE at launch. With marketing materials now surfacing, however, a formal announcement seems imminent.
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