The Galaxy Tab S12+ and S12 Ultra have appeared in certain video leaks that show their designs from every angle, as per a certain clip posted on X on Sept. 26, 2026. The Tab S12 lineup has been in the rumor mill for weeks, and this is the clearest look so far. An EPREL listing, the European Union's energy label database, has also surfaced. It suggests the Ultra may last about six hours less on a charge than last year's model. Samsung has not shared these details officially, but the S12 launch is expected on Oct. 7 . Design & Device Details The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra looks a lot like the Tab S11 Ultra. It keeps the display notch and dual rear cameras, along with thin bezels. The Ultra keeps a 12MP main camera and an 8MP ultra-wide camera on the back, plus a 12MP selfie camera. Roland Quandt posted the EPREL labels for both tablets. The Ultra's rated battery life is 88:54 hours, compared with 94:51 hours for the 2025 model. The battery capacity stays at 11,600mAh with 45W charging. The Galaxy Tab S12+ has no notch and uses slightly thicker bezels around the screen. It has a single 13MP rear camera, while the Tab S10+ has two. Its battery is reported at 10,600mAh, and the body measures 5.3mm, which is 0.3mm thinner than before. Also read: Samsung Galaxy A18 4G Debuts With New In-House Exynos Chip What to Expect at Launch Reports say both tablets run on MediaTek's 3nm Dimensity 9500 chip. The Ultra reportedly has a 14.6-inch 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2X display. Leaked US prices point to USD 1,200 for the Plus and USD 1,400 for the Ultra. One report claims Samsung is dropping the 11-inch model, which would leave only the larger Plus and Ultra sizes. Since these details come from leaks, buyers should wait for Samsung's official word. The company will likely share full specs and pricing at the launch event next month.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Series Leaks Reveal Designs, Battery Details
