It has been over a year since Samsung launched its first Fan Edition-branded Galaxy Tab. Now, the company is working on launching its successor, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE, and the proof of the device's existence has appeared.

Galaxy Tab S10 FE's batteries have received certification

A few days ago, the model numbers of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE were revealed. Now, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE's batteries have been certified (via MySmartPrice) by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). The batteries carry model numbers EB-BX526ABE and EB-BX526ABY, respectively.

It isn't clear if the Galaxy Tab S10 FE will have a dual-battery system or if its batteries will be supplied by two different suppliers. The latter seems more plausible. Unfortunately, the certification doesn't reveal the rated or advertised capacity of the battery.

An earlier report revealed that Samsung will be upgrading the primary camera on the Galaxy Tab S10 FE. It will reportedly feature a 12MP rear-facing camera, an upgrade over the Galaxy Tab S9 FE's 8MP rear-facing camera. No other information about the table has been revealed.

There could also be a Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ in the making, but the proof of its existence hasn't surfaced yet.

Watch our review of the Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ in the video below.

We think the Galaxy Tab S9 FE is a good mid-range tablet, but there could be some improvements to it. Samsung should consider adding a 120Hz screen or bringing an OLED 90Hz screen to the Galaxy Tab S10 FE. It should also consider using the Exynos 1480 or a more powerful chip.

Samsung should also consider adding a USB 3.2 Type-C port to the tablet to offer DeX functionality.

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