We didn't expect a new tablet from Samsung until October, but a new report has come out that the Galaxy Tab S10 series will actually be released by the end of September

The leaked release report from 9to5Google is not entirely out of the field, as many rumors and leaks have started to appear in recent weeks Roland Quandt of the German site Winfuture reports a possible release on September 26

According to the leak, Samsung will release two new S10 tablets instead of the usual three We expect Samsung to discontinue the standard model in favor of a larger 124-inch “Plus” variant and a larger Ultra model

With the 11-inch version gone, Samsung appears to be clearly aiming to compete with the iPad Pro It could be said that Samsung was introducing a tablet that would compete with both the Pro model iPad and the smaller iPad Air

The new tablet could be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite processor However, Samsung leaker Ice Universe claims that the S10 will be powered by a MediaTek 9300+ chip

From the renderings we have seen, the upcoming S10 should look familiar, as the design looks very similar to the current S9 series The design appears to be a copy of the S9 Ultra variant

In any case, we will know more about the new Galaxy tablet by the end of the year A Samsung representative told Android Authority in July that the Tab S10 will be available by the end of the year

It makes some sense for Samsung to move the tablet launch out of October It was expected that Apple might launch the iPad Mini 7 during the Glowtime event, where it unveiled two versions of its iPhone 16 lineup, the Apple Watch Series 10, and the AirPods 4

However, the iPad did not appear, and new rumors suggest that the tablet may appear in October; a September launch would allow Samsung to launch the device in time for the holiday season while avoiding direct competition with Apple's upcoming small tablet