The as-yet-official Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite broke cover on a US retailer's online store, giving us a glimpse at the company's next premium-but-affordable tablet
Samsung might have a new tablet up its sleeve in the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. Despite the name, it still looks to be a capable device and based on the supposed leaked specifications so far, serves as a direct successor to 2019's Galaxy Tab S5e.
The crux of the latest leak (as spotted by Tech Radar) comes courtesy of a tweet by user @MaxJMB, who posted what appeared to be a series of official product photos and a link to a product page on photography/technology retailer B&H's website.
— Max J. (@MaxJmb) April 2, 2020
The page (now delisted) made mention of a few specifications that reinforced existing leaks, including a 10.1in display sporting a 2000x1200 resolution (although a resolution of 2000x1000 has also been mentioned elsewhere), an Exynos 9610 chipset at its core backed up by 4GB of RAM, with the option of 64GB or 128GB of internal storage. A 7040mAh battery is also expected to feature, as is the split of both a WiFi-only and LTE cellular model to choose between.
The imagery depicts a metal-bodied, black-bezelled tablet that features a single front and single rear camera. The Tab S6 Lite looks to charge via USB-C too and boasts AKG-tuned sound, although it's hard to tell if the slate has a headphone jack or the branding simply ties into the visible speaker grille in its base.
Support for one of Samsung's S-Pen styli also appears to be included, with the stylus employing a circular cross-section and matching one of the Tab's four cited colourways: black, Oxford Gray, Chiffon Rose and Angora Blue.
Pricing And Availability
H&B listed a starting price of $349.99 (approximately £280), although storage and connectivity will drive the price up, depending on the other SKUs that do eventually launch.
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