Samsung Galaxy Tab A4S (SM-T307U) Is An 8.4-Inch Android 9.0 Tablet
There's been some developments over the holidays on the unannounced Samsung tablet SM-T307 that first leaked 2 months ago, as this tablet has leaked some more now.
First this Samsung SM-T307U model was registered as Bluetooth certified with the model name Samsung Galaxy Tab A4 S on Christmas Day.
Then the FCC approval later on brought with it another set of specifications leaks, as well as the model name spelled as Samsung Galaxy Tab A4S.
What to make of the model name is anyone's guess, but at least we can summarize the officially verified specs so far for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A4S.
First of all this is an 8.4-inch tablet, which makes it the first 8.4-inch Samsung tablet since the great Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 that were both launched back in 2014. These had 2560 x 1600 resolution displays, but we don't know if we can expect this from the Samsung Galaxy Tab A4S yet.

But while the Samsung Galaxy Tab A4S (SM-T307U) features a display of the same size, the outer dimensions have shrunk down a few millimetres, so the bezels on this tablet should be pretty thin.
During the first certification back in November it was registered with Android 9.0 Pie, while other specs leaks includes dual-band Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, 4G LTE cover from bands 2 to 71, a USB C port and a 3.5mm audio jack, as well as a battery that was specified at 4860 mAh (average) for the FCC approval, but which showed up as having a maximum capacity of 5342 mAh in the actual battery leak a few weeks ago.
Ironically enough we have a picture of the new battery pack from a fourth leak, but no pictures of the tablet yet. But knowing that the Samsung Galaxy Tab A4S (SM-T307U) will be both shorter and more narrow than the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 seen below, that alone gives us an idea of what the new Samsung tablet might look like.


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