Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S12 series and the new Galaxy SmartTag3 go on sale in South Korea on October 7. The Tab S12 Ultra, with a 14.6-inch display, is priced at $1,399, while the 12.6-inch Tab S12+ costs $1,200.

The tablets are just 5.1mm thin, with 1600-nit peak brightness, 120Hz refresh rates and IP68 dust and water resistance. A 3nm MediaTek chip powers both models, and an S Pen comes in the box. Buyers also get trials of Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom and Notability.

The Galaxy SmartTag3 is 35 per cent smaller and 33 per cent lighter than its predecessor. For the first time, it works with iPhones through the SmartThings Find app, though some features like Compass View stay exclusive to Galaxy devices.

The tag’s battery lasts up to 790 days in Power Saving Mode. After Korea, the SmartTag3 reaches the US in November, with more markets following in 2027. Samsung has not announced pricing for the SmartTag3 yet. Both tablets will also reach more markets in the coming months.