Right now, the hottest new tablets said to come out are going to be the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 series. The only thing is that we’re not quite sure when Samsung is going to officially launch these devices. Well, according to a new report, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra may launch along with the Galaxy S25 phones.
Samsung hasn’t been quite consistent with its recent tablet launches. The Galaxy Tab S8 tablets were released along with the Galaxy S22 phones. However, the Galaxy Tab S9 tablets did not launch with last year’s Galaxy S23 phones. In fact, they launched during the company’s mid-year Unpacked event. So, the jury was out when the company was going to launch the next tablets.
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra could launch with the Galaxy S25 phones
A new report claims that we will be seeing Samsung’s next premium tablets early next year. A tweet by an account named Kro stated that this tablet will be released alongside the Galaxy S25 phones. If that’s the case, then we will be seeing this tablet at the beginning of next year. So, it’d seem that Samsung is not opting for a yearly release with its tablets.
However, a report states that Samsung is actually going through a bit of a delay with this device. There’s a production issue keeping the tablet from launching earlier. So, this could be why it’s launching next year. If not for the delay, we believe that Samsung could have launched the tablet during the upcoming Unpacked event.
It’s important to note that the Tweet only refers to the ultra model of the Galaxy Tab S10. This could mean that the source was only able to obtain information about the Ultra model. However, there’s no telling if Samsung may have a different release schedule between the Ultra and more affordable models. We’ll have to wait for more information to be sure about that.
Speaking of information, details about this tablet are pretty scarce. However, we should be receiving more leaks and rumors in the months leading up to Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event early next year. However, we expect to see the typical slew of software and processor upgrades. Hopefully, we do get a few surprising goodies
