Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE nears release with FCC approval
Samsung is gearing up to introduce a fresh version of its popular Galaxy Tab S10 tablet, named the Galaxy Tab S10 FE. This upcoming device has been making waves with leaks and teasers lately. Not long ago, someone shared high-quality images and a full spin-around video, giving us a sneak peek at its look. The tablet also got the green light from a South Korean agency, complete with a real-life photo. Now, it’s officially approved by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the U.S., signaling a launch is close.
FCC Gives Thumbs-Up for a Quick Launch
The FCC has cleared both the U.S. and worldwide versions of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE. The U.S. model is labeled SM-X528U, while the global one is SM-X526B. Their FCC IDs are A3LSMX528U and A3LSMX526B, respectively. This step means Samsung might roll out the tablet any day now.
What the FCC Papers Show
The U.S. version (SM-X528U) comes with fast Wi-Fi (802.11ax) and 5G support for speedy connections. It also works with the S Pen and charges quickly at 45W. The global model (SM-X526B) matches these perks, but the FCC files don’t spill more details yet.
Galaxy Tab S10 FE: What We’ve Heard So Far
Word is, Samsung might release two models: the standard Galaxy Tab S10 FE and a Plus version. The regular one could sport a 10.9-inch screen with sharp 2,304 x 1,440 visuals. The Plus might step it up with a bigger 13.1-inch display at 2,880 x 1,800. Rumors point to Samsung’s Exynos 1589 chip powering both.
Leaks also hint at memory options of 8GB or 12GB, with storage at 128GB or 256 GB. Camera-wise, expect a 13MP rear lens and a 12MP front one. Both tablets should have stereo sound, a fingerprint sensor, and dust-water resistance (IP68). The standard model may pack an 8,000mAh battery, while the Plus could get a larger 10,090mAh one. Running Samsung’s latest One UI 7.0, these tablets will feel fresh out of the box. With FCC and other approvals in place, Samsung fans won’t have to wait long for the big reveal!
