Samsung‘s Galaxy Tab S10 series may not be too far off. The new flagship Android tablets reportedly enter production in August. A global launch may happen in October. The company has already confirmed that its next-gen flagship tablets will arrive before ...

That would make them launch around October, as previously rumored. Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10 series hasn't launched alongside the Galaxy Z Fold6 and

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ and S10 Ultra are expected to be powered by the Dimensity 9300+ SoC, which is a flagship chipset from MediaTek.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Ultra have been spotted in Geekbench sporting a MediaTek Dimensity 9300 Plus chipset.

Specifically, the source notes that all the Galaxy Tab S10 models should arrive running MediaTek silicon. That’s an important detail, as when considering these rumors earlier it was unclear if we were talking about Dimensity chips across the board, of if Samsung might split its sourcing between different models.

A reliable leaker has "confirmed" that Samsung will use Dimensity 9300+ hardware for the new Galaxy Tab S10 series. The new tablets are expected to be announced in October 2024. Samsung could be about to supercharge its Galaxy Tab line-up with a switch in hardware and that might shake-up the high-end Android tablet market.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 was previously tipped to launch at the Galaxy Unpacked event on July 10 but that did not happen.

A Samsung representative has revealed to Android Authority that the Galaxy Tab S10 series is on the way, so when will it arrive?