Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE (Wi-Fi, 8 GB / 128 GB) / Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 (11-inch, Wi-Fi)

The 5G version SM-X526 is a separate model; a 12 GB / 256 GB option is sold depending on country.

90 Hz looks smoother than 60 Hz panels when scrolling and writing with the pen.

LTPS TFT is an LCD panel type; unlike the AMOLED displays on the Tab S8+ and Ultra it uses a backlight. The adaptive refresh rate drops when content is still and can be locked to 60 Hz in settings. Rounded corners and the camera hole make the visible area slightly smaller than 11 inches.

SGS Low Blue Light certification puts the blue-light share under 9.9%.

Samsung’s spec table does not name the chip; Tom’s Guide lists it as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 in its test unit.

Memory and storage options vary by market, model and colour; the microSD card is sold separately.

Samsung's images show the pen with the tablet; box contents should be checked for each country.

This spec page does not list the 6 GHz band; 802.11ax here means Wi-Fi 6 on 2.4 and 5 GHz.

USB 2.0 speed makes wired transfers of large files slower than on USB 3 ports.

Colour availability varies by market and carrier.

Chargers are sold separately; the box includes the S Pen and a USB-C cable. 45W speed needs a compatible adapter.

The S Pen charges wirelessly when attached to the magnetic strip on the back. Keyboard covers attach to the contact pins on the edge and are sold separately.

The front camera sits on the long edge, suited to landscape video calls.

There is no 3.5 mm headphone jack; wired headphones need USB-C or a USB-C to 3.5 mm adapter.

Wi-Fi 6E’s 6 GHz band needs a compatible router and depends on regional availability. Tom’s Guide confirms DisplayPort video output over USB-C.