Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ Wi-Fi and 5G Models Spotted on UAE’s TDRA and UL Demko Certifications
Samsung has a new tablet in the works called the Galaxy Tab S10 Series, which has been appearing on several key certification websites. Although the model numbers SM-X826B and SM-X820 were previously spotted, it was unclear which corresponded to the Wi-Fi or 5G variant of the Galaxy Tab S10+. However, thanks to the UAE’s TDRA certification, we can now distinguish between the two model numbers. Additionally, these same model numbers have been seen on the UL Demko certification, which also reveals the tablet’s charging capabilities.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ UAE’s TDRA and UL Demco
The UAE’s TDRA has confirmed that the model number “SM-X820” belongs to the Wi-Fi variant, while “SM-X826B” is the 5G variant of the tablet. Aside from indicating which model number corresponds to which variant, no further specifications have been revealed. Additionally, the tablet has appeared on the UL Demko certification, confirming that both the Galaxy Tab S10+ Wi-Fi and 5G variants will support 45W fast charging.
In addition to the model numbers spotted on the UAE’s TDRA, a third model number, “SM-X826N,” has appeared on the UL Demko certification. This model number seems to align with the 5G variant of the Tab S10+. The “SM-X826B” model has already been listed on Samsung UK’s support page, leading me to believe that the “SM-X826N” is likely intended for the Korean market.
The Galaxy Tab S10 series is expected to include an Ultra variant, while it appears that Samsung has decided to forgo the vanilla variant for the time being. Both the Ultra and Plus variants of the Galaxy Tab S10 series are expected to launch in October this year with MediaTek Dimesnity 9300+.
