Wednesday, April 2, 2025

Real Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ poses for pics at a Korean offline store

A few European online retailers have been selling the brand-new Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ for the past few days. Nevertheless, they may have jumped the gun. Officially, Samsung planned for the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series to go on sale in Korea and other markets starting on April 3. Now, a few live pictures of the Tab S10 FE+ model, captured inside a brick-and-store mortar in Korea, have surfaced online.

It appears that the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series is already on display in physical stores in Samsung's home country. A handful of live photos captured at an unspecified retail shop have been shared by a Samsung Community user in Korea. Check out the image gallery below.

The Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ in these photos looks very much as you would expect if you kept up with the leaks and rumors.. As you can see, the tablet is placed above a ruler that reads 33.27cm.

Previously, we've seen reports that the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ has a 13.1-inch display, and this in-store measurement adds up almost perfectly. 33.27cm converts to 13.09 inches.

The photos also show a “New” label next to the Tab S10 FE+ S Pen, but we're unsure whether this reflects that the tablet is new or the S Pen itself is. If it's the latter, let's hope the tablet's S Pen hasn't seen any downgrades.

Samsung removed Bluetooth features from the Galaxy S25 Ultra earlier this year, but historically, Tab S FE S Pens don't have Bluetooth to begin with. So, there's not much room for a downgrade.

In any case, it remains to be seen whether Samsung will make an official launch announcement soon. The Galaxy Tab S10 FE series has been popping up online a lot lately, and its launch is imminent, but so far, Samsung has remained quiet. We'll let you know once it's truly official.

The pics above don't reveal any prices for Korea, but in Europe, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Tab S10 FE+ are expected to go on sale for around €579 and €779, respectively. Those should be the base prices, and each tablet will cost roughly €100 extra for each memory and connectivity upgrade.