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Leaked Images Reveal Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra With Familiar Design and Features
The latest leaks for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra suggest that the new model will closely resemble its predecessor, the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, in both design and features. The renders, leaked by Steve ‘OnLeaks’ Hemmerstoffer and published on Android Headlines, showcase a premium tablet that maintains the look and feel of the S9 Ultra.
Design and Dimensions
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra has been revealed in high-definition renders, highlighting a design nearly identical to the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. The tablet measures 326.4 x 208.6 x 5.45mm, just 0.05mm thinner than the S9 Ultra. This consistency might appeal to users who appreciated the previous model, though it may be viewed as a lack of innovation from Samsung.

The renders depict a tablet featuring a display notch housing two selfie cameras, a feature carried over from the S9 Ultra. The magnetic S Pen holder and dual rear camera design are also retained. Other notable design elements include a metal finish, quad speakers (two on each side), and power and volume keys at the top.
Features and Specifications
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is expected to retain several key features from its predecessor:
- 14.6-inch notch screen
- Dual front and rear cameras
- Magnetic S Pen holder
- AKG-tuned quad speakers
This suggests that Samsung is focusing on refining existing features rather than making significant changes.
Performance and Storage
The processor for the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is still uncertain, with Samsung potentially choosing between its Exynos chip and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4. The tablet is expected to offer up to 1TB of storage and 16GB of RAM, with some models possibly featuring 12GB of RAM.
Launch and Availability
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is anticipated to launch early next year, possibly alongside other Samsung devices such as the Galaxy S25 series. While the exact launch date and details on the internal hardware remain unknown, more information is expected to emerge as the year progresses.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra appears to be a refinement of the S9 Ultra, focusing on maintaining a familiar design and set of features. While this may not bring significant innovation, it could appeal to users who appreciate the consistency and performance of the previous model. As more details emerge, it will be interesting to see how Samsung balances refinement with innovation in their flagship tablet.
