Introduction
As much as Apple wants the premium tablet space all to itself, Samsung refuses to let it happen. The firm is pretty much on its lonesome in that respect, with no Android-powered rivals making anything as large – or expensive – as the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra, which brings a new, more powerful chipset and a freshly updated operating system for 2026.
This is now as close as an Android tablet gets to the productivity and performance of a laptop. But then it needs to be, given the terrifying price. Launching on October 7 at $1399/£1399/€1569 for the base model (with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage), the...
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