Revealed renders of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra show a design that is similar to its predecessor.

It is anticipated that Samsung will launch the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra in the early part of next year, and leaked images have provided an early look at what to anticipate.

Surprisingly, the design seems nearly identical to its predecessor, the current Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. The overall design, including the dimensions (approximately 326.4 x 208.6 x 5.45mm) and button placement, seems mostly unchanged. This consistency may be appealing to users who are already familiar with the Tab S9 Ultra and like its shape.

However, some may view it as a lack of innovation on Samsung’s part. Furthermore, since the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra was already extremely thin, many users had hoped for a slightly thicker design this time.

It is anticipated that the tablet will maintain its convenient quad speakers, which are probably tuned by AKG for clear and immersive sound. The power and volume buttons will also stay on the right side for easy accessibility, regardless of whether you are holding the tablet vertically or horizontally. The S Pen will still magnetically attach to the tablet’s back for charging and storage, seamlessly integrating with the device.

It seems that Samsung will continue to use the large 14.6-inch display, which, though it may be too big for some, is just right for others. Additionally, the dual front and rear cameras will be kept, indicating that the display notch is not going anywhere.

Details about the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra are still limited at this point because the launch is several months away. Samsung is reportedly still deciding between the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 and the Snapdragon X Elite chipsets, which could have an impact on performance and battery life. This crucial detail remains unknown.

Regarding RAM and storage, we can expect options of 12GB or 16GB of RAM, as well as storage variants of 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB, similar to the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. Although a 2TB model would be interesting, it is uncertain if Samsung will provide it.

While the Galaxy Unpacked event is approaching in just a few weeks, we are also eagerly awaiting the announcement of several other devices. Although the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is not expected to be included in the lineup, we are still enthusiastic about any updates regarding this well-known Android tablet.