Based on CAD designs, Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 5K renders by OnLeaks via AndroidHeadlines are now available online. Following a similar design language as Tab S9 Ultra, but possibly thicker in dimension. However, the early leak of the tablet does not suggest the launch in the upcoming unpack event.
Galaxy Tab S9 was Samsung’s slimmest tablet of all time with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC Setup. The company also got positive feedback on the last launch. The latest render images speak a lot of similar tactics, and a few tweaks in software and hardware are probably the next task before the launch of the S10 series.
From the leaked images, it is clear there is no difference in the outer architect, but a closer look shows that few differences can be spotted. As per the information from AH, the dimensions of S10 ultra is about 326.4 x 208.6 x 5.45mm. Which makes it a bit thicker compared to S9 Ultra.
The company probably added the extra bit by looking into the problem of handling the slimmest tablet and making it more comfortable to hold. The screen size, as informed, will stick to a similar 14.6-inch display, which is insanely large enough for multitasking.
The remaining components, like speaker position, power key, volume key, and camera position, look as usual in the images. However, the source has no clarity or information on Camera specs. The rear view clearly indicates the S Pen will have similar magnetic holding and charging options.
From the past rumors on the Tab S10 series, we can expect the company is again going to take a step ahead for the Ultra series with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. Whereas the remaining two variants of the series are rumored to have Exynos 2400 set up.
Aligning more rumors, the pricing of the lineup will be somewhat similar to the S9 lineup. This hinted that no major changes could be seen with Tab S10. Well, it will be too early to predict all the details since the launch is expected to be delayed along with the S25 unpacked event. Till then, a lot has yet to be revealed!
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