Samsung Electronics has launched its latest tablet offerings, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and S10 FE+, in the Ghanaian market.
The new devices expand the company’s FE (Fan Edition) lineup with upgraded artificial intelligence features and improved display technology.
The larger Tab S10 FE+ model features a 13.1 inch screen with slimmer bezels, providing 12 percent more viewing area than previous versions. Both tablets incorporate adaptive display technology that automatically adjusts brightness up to 800 nits for outdoor visibility while reducing blue light emissions. Changtae Kim, Samsung’s Executive Vice President of Mobile Experience, stated the new series brings premium AI capabilities to more users while maintaining the brand’s design standards.
Performance enhancements include smoother multitasking capabilities and an upgraded 13 megapixel rear camera. The devices weigh four percent less than their predecessors and maintain the IP68 water and dust resistance rating found in Samsung’s flagship tablets.
Artificial intelligence functions form a central part of the user experience. The tablets introduce features like automated photo editing tools and AI-assisted note taking capabilities. Integration with Samsung’s SmartThings ecosystem allows users to monitor connected home devices directly from their tablets. Security is handled through the company’s Knox protection platform, which provides hardware-level data encryption.
The launch comes as tablet sales in Africa show steady growth, particularly in education and professional sectors. Samsung’s FE series has traditionally offered a balance of premium features at more accessible price points. The inclusion of advanced AI tools in these models suggests the company is bringing more sophisticated technology to its mid-range offerings.
Available in gray, silver and blue color options, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series includes a limited-time keyboard cover promotion in Ghana. The devices join an increasingly competitive tablet market where AI capabilities are becoming a standard expectation rather than premium differentiators.
