The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series is expected to be released later this year, with three models rumored – the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9, the Galaxy Tab S9+, and the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. According to previous reports, the tablet may be unveiled at the second Galaxy Unpacked event later in the year. In February 2022, Samsung released the Galaxy Tab S8 series, which included the Galaxy Tab S8, Galaxy Tab S8+, and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra models. According to a new report, some key specifications of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 device have been suggested.
A report from SamMobile suggests that Samsung is upgrading the batteries in its flagship tablet series. According to an online source suggesting the model number, the Galaxy Tab S9 will have a larger battery than its predecessors.
According to the report, according to a recent application discovered by GalaxyClub on the website of Chinese agency CQC, the part number of the Galaxy Tab S9 Li-ion battery made by Samsung SDI is EB-BX716ABY. This classification belongs to the SM-X71x model number that the yet-to-be-announced Galaxy Tab S9 series, or more specifically, the base Tab S9 variant, should use.
According to the report, the rated capacity of the specified battery unit is 8,160mAh, confirming that the Galaxy Tab S9 will have a larger battery than its predecessor Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 and Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 models.
The batteries of the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S8 had a rated capacity of 7,760mAh, which translates to a “normal” capacity of 8,000mAh. So the report claims that if the Galaxy Tab S9 battery has a rated capacity of 8,160mAh, the typical capacity will be between 8,400mAh and 8,500mAh. The battery specifications of the Galaxy Tab S9+ or Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra models are still unknown.
A previous report suggested that the Galaxy Tab S9 series could come with an IP67 rating, while another leak suggests that the series is expected to launch in the second half of 2023. A previous report also claimed that the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra model will likely be powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, which also powers the Galaxy S23 series.
