Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra leak points to 14.6-inch AMOLED and Oct. 7 sale

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra leak suggests a 14.6-inch AMOLED display, 120Hz refresh rate, Dimensity 9500 chip, and 45W charging, with a reported Oct. 7 sale date. The leak also points to a Galaxy Tab S12 Plus model with a smaller 12.6-inch AMOLED screen and lower starting price, giving Samsung two premium tablets with a clear split in the lineup.

The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra leak points to a massive 14.6-inch AMOLED display, positioning Samsung’s upcoming tablet as a premium option for users who want a large screen for entertainment, productivity and creative work. The leak also suggests an October 7 sales date, giving buyers a potential timeline for when the tablet could become available. Samsung has yet to officially confirm these details, so the reported specifications and sale date should be treated as unconfirmed for now.

WinFuture’s report is not official, but it gives a fairly detailed look at what Samsung may be preparing for its next flagship Android tablets. The most notable part is the timing. If the date holds, the new models would arrive just before the holiday stretch, where premium tablets usually face heavier comparison shopping.

Galaxy Tab S12 Plus specs show a smaller display and lower starting price

The Galaxy Tab S12 Plus specs point to a 12.6-inch AMOLED panel, 12GB of RAM, and a 10,600mAh battery. According to the leak, its European price could start at €1,299. That places it below the Ultra and keeps it in the role of the more accessible premium option.

Samsung appears to be using the Plus model as the middle ground in the lineup. It still gets a large AMOLED display and a substantial battery, but it does not go as far as the Ultra in size. For buyers comparing the two, that difference may matter more than the rest of the spec sheet.

The leak does not add every detail about the Plus model, so some areas remain unconfirmed. Still, the combination of screen size, memory, battery capacity, and price gives a clear picture of how Samsung may separate the two tablets. In most cases, that kind of split is aimed at keeping a stronger entry point without making the Ultra feel overly distant.

One UI 9.0 tablets may leave the Tab S12 Ultra front camera unresolved

WinFuture says both tablets will ship with One UI 9.0, which suggests Samsung is keeping software support aligned across the range. The software part is straightforward enough, but the Tab S12 Ultra front camera setup is not fully settled yet. The leak says Samsung is still deciding between a notch and a punch-hole.

That detail may sound minor, but it is one of the visible design choices that people notice right away on a tablet with such a large display. A notch and a punch-hole do the same job, but they affect how clean the screen looks during video playback, multitasking, and general use. On a premium tablet, those small hardware decisions often get a lot of attention.

The uncertainty also matters because Samsung’s tablet display hardware is being measured against the wider Android flagship market. Buyers looking at a device in this class tend to compare both the panel itself and the way the camera sits inside it. So even though the leak is already specific on display size, chipset, battery, and charging, the final front camera layout could still influence how the Ultra is received.

For now, the clearest part of the picture is that Samsung’s next premium tablets are being positioned with two distinct tiers. The Ultra pushes size and flagship hardware. The Plus keeps a slightly smaller screen and a lower price. If the Oct. 7 sale date is accurate, the full lineup should become more important very quickly, especially for buyers waiting to see how Samsung prices its 2026 tablet range.