Samsung released the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 FE+, two new tablets designed as entry points into the Galaxy ecosystem. The models expand the Fan Edition (FE) lineup with larger displays, slimmer bezels, and built-in artificial intelligence tools.
The Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ features a 13.1-inch screen, nearly 12% larger than its predecessor, with a 90Hz refresh rate and brightness up to 800 nits. Samsung said the upgrade improves viewing for video, gaming, and outdoor use while reducing blue-light exposure. Both models are more than 4% lighter than the previous generation and carry an IP68 durability rating.
Performance upgrades aim to support multitasking across apps, classroom and workplace use, and mobile gaming. The devices include a 13-megapixel rear camera and run AI-powered tools such as Circle to Search with Google, math-solving features in Samsung Notes, and Object Eraser for photo editing. Users can also access apps such as LumaFusion, Goodnotes, and Clip Studio Paint for creative work.
Changtae Kim, executive vice president and head of the New Computing R&D Team in Samsung’s Mobile eXperience business, said the company expects the new design and ecosystem integration to expand the tablet’s appeal. “The new Galaxy Tab S10 FE series brings advanced mobile AI experience and Samsung’s connected ecosystem to even more tablet users, while still offering leading performance and design,” he said in a statement.
As with other Galaxy devices, the tablets are supported by Samsung Knox, the company’s multi-layered security platform. They also integrate with Samsung’s SmartThings ecosystem, offering home monitoring tools such as a dashboard widget and 3D Map View.
The Galaxy Tab S10 FE and S10 FE+ will be available in select markets starting April 3 in three colors: gray, silver, and blue. Samsung did not disclose pricing.