Samsung is all set to launch its next-generation tablet lineup: the Galaxy Tab S10. The lineup is expected to bring two variants, including Plus and Ultra. A new report suggests the global price of the series.
Recently, it was reported that Samsung is gearing up to integrate a dedicated AI Key in its upcoming Bluetooth keyboards and keyboard covers for the Galaxy Tab S10 series. The renders of the series also surfaced online multiple times on several certifications.
A new report revealed the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra global price and color options. According to the report, the brand will offer two color choices: grey and silver.
The Galaxy Tab S10 Plus memory package will include 12GB of RAM and up to 512GB of internal storage. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra will feature up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of internal storage.
The company will cost each variant of the series based on its memory variant, which is as follows:
The Wi-Fi-only models of the Galaxy Tab S10+ for the 256GB variant will cost CHF 1,179 (around $1,398), and the 512GB will cost CHF 1,299 (around $1,540).
The 5G variant of the Galaxy Tab S10+ for 256GB will cost CHF 1,319, nearly $1,564, and 512GB will cost CHF 1,419, nearly $1,682.
The Wi-Fi-only variant of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra for 256GB will cost CHF 1,399 (~$1,660), the 512GB will cost CHF 1,519 (~$1,800), and the 1TB will cost CHF 1,829 (~$2,168).
The 5G variant of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra for 256GB will cost CHF 1,549 (~1,836), the 512GB will cost CHF 1,669 (~$1,979), and the 1TB will cost CHF 1,979 (~$2,346).
