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Samsung reveals the Galaxy Tab S12 series' launch timeframe

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Sagar 30 July 2026

Samsung Android Tablets

We've been hearing about the Galaxy Tab S12 series for the past few months, and Samsung has confirmed that it's coming this year without getting specific.

This confirmation came from Samsung executive Daniel Araujo during the company's Q3 earnings call while replying to a question about the financial difficulties faced by Samsung's mobile unit during the RAM crisis. Araujo said, “To manage this (financial difficulty), we’re focused on maintaining strong sales momentum of the S26 series, while ensuring the successful launch of new premium products coming out in the second half, such as the new foldable series, Tab S12, and Watch Ultra 2.”

Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra's leaked render | Source: OnLeaks and Smartphone Checker

While Araujo didn't reveal when exactly the Galaxy Tab S12 series will be unveiled in H2 2026, we presume it could go official in September, as the Galaxy Tab S11 series was announced during the same time last year.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, which recently got certified with 45W charging, is also expected to arrive in September.

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  • IbL
  • 16 Aug 2026

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  • dWy
  • 02 Aug 2026

This but for their smaller tablets. Bigger ones Is fine at wide aspect ratio, better for serious work/multitasking. All tablets are 16:9 too. But yeah, their smaller ones absokutely. In fact their foldables too should open into 3:2 imo.

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  • 02 Aug 2026

Dear Samsung, consider switching to 3:2 aspect ratio.

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