After many weeks of leaks and rumors about it, today Samsung has finally made the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite official. The tablet comes with a 10.9-inch LCD screen with 600-nit peak brightness and “lower blue light emission”.
It boasts “an upgraded processor” that isn’t mentioned (and we also don’t know compared to what exactly), as well as “increased memory capacity” (again, compared to what?), Samsung says.
Keeping the lights on is an 8,000 mAh battery with support for “Super-Fast Charging”, which we assume means 45W but Samsung’s press release doesn’t mention that either. There’s an S Pen in the box and the software contains a suite of creative features for it.
A Book Cover Keyboard is available separately and it includes a Galaxy AI key, which provides quick access to AI assistance. Google’s Circle to Search is included too.
If you buy the tablet you get a 1-year free full version of Goodnotes, a six-month free trial of Clip Studio Paint with 20% off the first subscription, and a 66% discount on LumaFusion plus a one-month free Creator Pass subscription. Finally, there’s a one-month free trial of the Notion AI Plus plan.
The Galaxy Tab S10 Lite is now available in gray, silver, and Coral red. Pricing starts at €400 ($470). A wider rollout will follow on September 5.