Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE Surfaces on BIS Website Ahead of Anticipated India Launch
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE is rumored to be in development and could serve as the successor to the Galaxy Tab S9 FE, which was launched in October of the previous year. Ahead of its expected release, a critical component of the upcoming tablet has been spotted on the Indian Bureau of Standards (BIS) website, fueling speculation about its impending launch in India. This new tablet is expected to be part of the Galaxy Tab S10 series, which will likely include the standard Galaxy Tab S10 and the higher-end Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra.
According to a report from MySmartPrice, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE is expected to be available in two different models, each featuring distinct battery capacities. These components were recently listed on the BIS website, which is responsible for the standardization and certification of goods sold in India. The dual batteries found on the site have the model numbers EB-BX526ABE and EB-BX526ABY, which suggest that at least two different variants of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE could be in the works.
The BIS listing has added fuel to the rumors that Samsung is preparing to launch multiple models of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE in India. It is speculated that one variant could feature a larger battery, while the other may offer a more compact design. However, the listing has not revealed any additional details regarding other specifications, such as display size, processing power, or camera capabilities. As of now, there is no indication of when Samsung plans to officially unveil the tablet.
While the details about the Galaxy Tab S10 FE remain scarce, the listing on the BIS website serves as a strong indication that Samsung is gearing up for a release in India. With the success of its previous FE models, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE could offer a more affordable option for users who want the features of the premium Tab S10 series without the higher price tag. As more information emerges, it will be interesting to see how the new tablet stacks up against its competitors in the growing tablet market.
