Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 S-Pen spotted on the FCC certification website

Published On: April 12, 2023

Highlights

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 (series) is reportedly in the works.
The tablet will come with an S-Pen support.
The S-Pen for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 has received the FCC certification, thereby hinting at an imminent launch of the device.

Samsung is reportedly in the works to launch its next-gen tablet lineup, dubbed the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series will likely include the standard Samsung Galaxy Tab S9, Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus, and Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra tablets. While not officially confirmed yet, rumours suggest that the Galaxy Tab S9 series of tablets will come with support for an S-Pen, and our latest finding double-check the same. The S-Pen for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 (series) has received the FCC certification, which suggests that the new tablet series might soon launch.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 S-Pen visits FCC

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 S-Pen FCC certification images

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As seen in the images above, the S-Pen for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 (model number EJ-PX710) has recently been certified by the FCC. For those unaware, the same stylus was previously spotted on the Bluetooth SIG certification website as well.

The FCC certification reveals the technical aspects of the S-Pen, like its permissible frequency range, power supply, antenna type, and a couple of schematics of its internals. It remains to be seen whether there will be a dedicated slot made to insert the S-Pen in or whether the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series will have a magnetic layer on which the stylus can be attached.

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Speaking of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, the tablet is said to feature 8GB/12GB/16GB RAM and 128GB/256GB/512GB internal storage. The brand is said to be dropping the microSD card slot from the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series, so this is pretty much all the storage users will get out of the box, cloud storage aside. All three tablets are tipped to feature AMOLED panels.

The series is expected to be powered by the flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. As for the launch date, the tablets are expected to hit the commercial shelves sometime by the end of Q2 2023 or in Q3 2023.