Samsung’s new tablets arrive more expensive, and its tracker lasts longer
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S12+ and S12 Ultra reach Europe on 7 October at 1,299 and 1,539 euros, roughly 180 euros above the model the first replaces, against a 100 dollar rise in America. The entry-level 11-inch tablet was not updated, which is what the memory shortage has been doing to cheap devices all year, while a new SmartTag tracker runs 790 days on a coin cell.
Samsung’s new tablets reach Europe on 7 October at €1,299 and €1,539. The Galaxy Tab S12+ costs about €180 more than the S10+ it replaces. There is no cheap model in the new range at all.
Samsung set the American prices at $1,200 and $1,399, each $100 above their predecessors, as Bloomberg reported. The European increase is roughly twice that, and a 5G version adds €200. A smaller, longer-running SmartTag tracker arrived alongside them.
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