What you’ll want to know
- The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) Wi-Fi mannequin debuts into the U.S. market.
- The pill was beforehand launched globally and is now obtainable within the U.S. beginning at $329.
- Exynos 1280 SoC powers the brand new Galaxy Tab S6 Lite mannequin.
Samsung is bringing the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) mannequin to the U.S. for $329, based on a noticed new Amazon US itemizing.
The brand new pill from Samsung, already listed on Amazon US (through 9to5Google) and has two storage choices: a 64GB one and a 128GB variant. Each fashions, nonetheless, have solely 4GB of RAM. The system appears to be an Amazon Unique for the American market, because the itemizing’s description implies.
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Whereas the bottom variant of the cheaper Android pill is priced at $329, the bigger 128GB variant retails at $399. The obtainable colorways are Oxford Grey, Chiffon Pink, and Mint. The system seems to be transport immediately if patrons are subscribed to Amazon Prime.
The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) launched in some world markets late final month as a minor refresh to the 2020 mannequin, which got here underneath the identical moniker. Each fashions seem an identical in design, and a lot of the specs are the identical aside from the chipset.
The brand new mannequin ships with Samsung’s in-house developed Exynos 1280 processor with 2.4GHz clock speeds — the identical one which powered the mid-range Galaxy A53 5G handset.
The pill’s highlights embody a ten.4-inch display—a WUXGA Plus show with a 2000 x 1200 decision. It helps microSD growth as much as 1TB, a large 7040mAh battery capability with a promise of 14-hour continuous video playback, and Dolby Atmos-certified audio system. For optics, the pill depends on a single 8MP rear digicam shooter and a 5MP for selfies.
The system can also be accompanied by an S-Pen for productiveness, which incorporates the flexibility to take notes whereas the pill display is locked and help for Samsung DeX. The system additionally includes two fashions: a Wi-Fi-only mannequin and an LTE variant, however the Amazon above itemizing doesn’t point out the LTE variant.