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Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE 6GB/128GB Wi-Fi only model price leaked ahead of launch

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE 6GB/128GB Wi-Fi only model price leaked ahead of launch

Samsung is reportedly working on the FE version of the recently launched Galaxy Tab S9 series. This has been confirmed after its official listing on its website with the name Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Tab S9 FE+. Samsung’s French website footnotes showed Galaxy Tab S9 and Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ tablets along with other Samsung devices like smartphones, smartwatches, tablets, and earbuds thus confirming its near launch.

Price leaked

Now the Galaxy Tab S9 FE tablet price in India has been leaked ahead of the launch. A tipster named Roland Quandt that the Galaxy Tab S9 FE 6GB/128GB Wi-Fi-only model will be priced at INR 63,000. The FE+ model will be more expensive than the Galaxy Tab S9 FE model. The FE+ model has already bagged FCC certification and Geekbench revealing some of the key specs. It’s listing on FCC confirmed that the FE+ model will come in Wi-Fi and 5G versions both.

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Expected specs

Furthermore, certification also confirmed that this tablet’s battery will support 45W fast charging, S pen, and Keyboard support. Its schematic also revealed that the tablet will sport a dual camera setup. Past leaks suggest that Galaxy Tab S9 FE is expected to come with a 10.9-inch display whereas Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ is expected to come with a 12.4-inch display. Both tablets can be powered by the same processor named Exynos 1380. As of now the company has not made any announcement regarding these tablets but is expected to come soon in upcoming days about which we will notify you.

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Sushant Singh

Sushant is a passionate Tech Writer and often creates content for readers with extensive research. He joined The Tech Outlook as an intern but now is handling the responsibility of a Junior Tech Journalist.

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