. As per reports, Samsung is gearing up to launch three S-series tablets: the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, Galaxy Tab S11, and Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. These tablets have been spotted on various certification platforms in recent days. In a new development, these devices have emerged on the TDRA (UAE), 3C (China), and GCF certification platforms.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite TDRA, 3C certified
Last month, the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite’s 5G version bearing the model number SM-X406 was approved by China’s 3C authority. As can be seen above, its Wi-Fi-only version has now received approval from the 3C authority as well as the UAE’s TDRA certification platform. The 3C listing reveals its retail package will not include a power brick.
Other reports have revealed that the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite 5G’s screen will support 1320 x 2112 pixels resolution. Under the hood, it will feature the Exynos 1380 chipset, 6GB of RAM, and an 8,000mAh battery with 45W charging. The device will run on One UI-based Android 15.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 3C, GCF certified
The above images show that the Wi-Fi-only version of the Galaxy Tab S11 bearing the SM-X730 model number has been approved by China’s 3C authority. The 3C has also certified the device’s 5G version, which has the SM-X736C model number. These certifications suggest that the device may support 45W charging, but the power brick will not be included in the retail package.
At the same time, the global Galaxy Tab S11 5G with model number SM-X736B has surfaced in GCF’s database. The rumour mill is yet to leak concrete details about the device’s specifications.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 5G GCF certified
The above screenshot shows the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 5G with model number SM-X936B has emerged in GCF’s database. Yesterday, the Wi-Fi-only and 5G versions of the device were approved by the 3C.
Reports surrounding the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra have revealed that it will feature a 14.6-inch OLED screen, an 11,600mAh battery with 45W charging support, a Dimensity 9400 Plus chipset, and 12GB of RAM.
With multiple certifications under its belt, the new S-series Samsung tablets are expected to debut later this month or in September in multiple markets.
