Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra – Release date, Specifications, Features and Price in India

Samsung has made a sparky comeback, unveiling its latest Galaxy Tab S8 series. The South Korean tech giant unleashed the Galaxy Tab S8, Galaxy Tab S8+, and Samsung Galaxy S8 Ultra Tablet during its Unpacked Event 2022.

The Galaxy S8 Ultra is the latest sparky launch said to be the improved version of its predecessor The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. It is a powerful release with a thin design and impressive large screen. Especially customized for creatives and hybrid work, the Tab S8 Ultra is already on the trending list. Let’s dive right into the pricing and other specifications for this potent product.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra Release Date

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra has already started taking pre-bookings for the device on 9th February 2022, from 10 pm onwards. The pre-booking Samsung has also released a statement mentioning that the Tab will be available in the US, Europe, and South Korea from February 25, 2022. Furthermore, the company is also sending free New Book Cover Keyboards with every new pre-order, which is just great!

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra Price in India

The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is now available in India for pre-order. The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra Price in India is kept at roughly INR 82,300, which is definitely a swoosh for many users out there. However, considering its comparison with iPad Pro, maybe this is justified, right? The price for its other siblings, Galaxy Tab S8 at roughly INR 52,400 and for Galaxy Tab S8+ at roughly INR67,300. 

Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra price in USA

The price for Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra in USA is kept at $1099.99. The price for its other siblings, Galaxy Tab S8 is priced at $699.99 and for Galaxy Tab S8+ at $899.99.

Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra Specifications & Features

The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is more advanced than the other two releases so, it offers more significant and remarkable features. Here’s the detailed information you would like to know about it!

Storage options

The Galaxy S8 Ultra Tablet is available in 3 different models, the entry-level, the mid-range, and the higher-end. The entry-level comes with 8GB RAM and 128GB internal storage, the mid-range one comes with 12GB RAM and 256GB of internal storage, and the higher-end has 16GB RAM and 512GB storage.

Design

Housed with a Graphite Aluminum chassis, it measures about 12.85 X 8.21 X 0.22 inches. It is slim and lighter than the classic 12.9-inches iPad Pro. It also features a notch design at the center of the screen and gives really premium vibes.

Display

Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra features a massive 14.6-inches display with (2960×1848) pixel resolution. The display is AMOLED, a classic of Samsung, and gives a 120Hz refresh rate.

The Tab S8 Ultra is specially designed to do canvas work and sketching. Therefore, it produces bright and vivid pictures with extra smooth scrolling.

Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra – Camera

The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra comes with a 12MP camera at the front that covers the main and ultrawide duties.

The back camera features a 13MP and 6MP lens, similar to the other Galaxy models. Furthermore, it offers auto-framing technology for delivering a better video conferencing experience.

Battery and charging

The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra has a 11200 mAh battery. That’s a bit larger than the 10,090 mAh found in the Tab S7 Plus. The tablet supports 45W charging that, according to Samsung, can get the tablet to 100% in 80 minutes. The company says the tablet lasts up to 15 hours. Samsung also says the tablet can act as a portable charger for other devices you decide to plug into it.

Other features

The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra also features quad stereo speakers paired with three microphones. It also includes noise cancellation software to mimize the distractions while video calling.

Also, Read: Samsung Galaxy S22 Series, Galaxy Tab S8 Series up for pre-reserve in India.

Overall, the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is an amazing and versatile launch from Samsung. It is quite a competition to the Apple iPad pro 12 with stunning features and premium-built design. Anyways, the clash will be tested once it’s available all over, still we have a lot to expect with this launch.