Samsung Overhauls Galaxy Tab S12 Plus While Ultra Model Sees Modest Refresh

Samsung has released updated versions of its flagship tablet lineup, with a significant overhaul to the two-year-old Galaxy Tab S10 Plus as the new Galaxy Tab S12 Plus. The model features a slightly larger and brighter display, an upgraded MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset (two generations ahead), and a bigger battery compared to its predecessor. In contrast, the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra sees only minor updates from last year's Tab S11 Ultra, including a new chipset and improved four-channel spatial audio. Despite these limited changes, it carries a $200 price increase to $1,399. Both models offer OLED displays with 1,600 nits of peak brightness, IP68 water resistance, seven years of Android updates, an included S Pen stylus, and the new Adobe Photoshop for Tablets app exclusive to Samsung. The tablets will be available starting October 7th at a base price of $1,199 for the Plus variant. The inclusion of Adobe's AI-powered tablet-optimized Photoshop is expected to attract creative professionals.

By Dominic Preston · The Verge ·

Samsung Overhauls Galaxy Tab S12 Plus While Ultra Model Sees Modest Refresh

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