
Leaked renders of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra show that the tablet will retain a notch on its display, a design choice that has divided users on earlier models. The S12+…
Leaked renders of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra show that the tablet will retain a notch on its display, a design choice that has divided users on earlier models. The S12+ and S12 Ultra are expected to launch in grey and silver, with the Ultra recently spotted on Geekbench. The tablets are tipped to run on MediaTek's Dimensity 9500 chipset and One UI 9, and will feature large AMOLED screens, big batteries, and S Pen support.
The leaked wallpaper shows a blue and purple gradient with a central 'S'. Gadgets360 reports that the notch's return could disappoint some fans who had hoped for a cleaner front design. The series is also expected to include the Galaxy Tab S12+ alongside the Ultra model.
Another year, another notch. Samsung knows its Ultra tablet buyers wanted a notchless design, yet leaks suggest the big S is sticking with it. The narrative that notches are 'innovative' or 'necessary' for front camera quality doesn't hold when rivals offer hole-punch or under-display cameras. Watch if Samsung finally offers a software notch-hide option at launch. If not, expect the complaints to be louder than the specs.
Source: gadgets360.com
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