Samsung may unveil two new premium tablets later this year. The company is already working on the Galaxy Tab S12+ and Tab S12 Ultra, with a new report revealing the potential launch timeline and pricing information.

According to ETNews, Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 tablets may launch in September this year. The lineup would bring two models like last year. However, there’s a strategic shift: the base model is getting replaced by Plus.

There were three models, base, Plus and Ultra, in the Galaxy Tab S9 series. Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. Meanwhile, the succeeding lineup brought Galaxy Tab S11 and Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra.

Samsung seems to have decided to bring base and Ultra a year, and Plus and Ultra in the succeeding year. This year looks set for the Galaxy Tab S12+ and Tab S12 Ultra, and it could also be a part of an experiment with branding.

The report says the Galaxy Tab S12 series may start at $1,100 to $1,200. Chances for the Snapdragon chip are not so much, and Samsung could keep its relationship with MediaTek for the premium Dimensity processor.

Galaxy Tab S12s may join the Galaxy S26 FE. The launch may just take place through a press release, not an Unpacked event. We are far from the tentative timeline, and the industry will first welcome three foldable phones.

Samsung is struggling with rising RAM and memory prices. The Galaxy S26 series has witnessed a price hike along with several other models. It remains to be seen if this affects the next-generation tablet lineup coming this September.

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