Samsung is gearing up to release three new tablets: the Galaxy Tab S11, S11 Ultra, and S10 Lite. All three devices have now passed certification in South Korea, signaling that their launch is right around the corner. 
The certification has also provided us with live images of the tablets-albeit in typical low-resolution fashion.
The Galaxy Tab S11 appears to follow the design cues of its predecessors, the Tab S9 and S10 FE, featuring similar dimensions and a selfie camera nestled within the bezel. It’s a familiar design but one that remains functional and sleek.
Where things get more exciting is with the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. This flagship tablet boasts ultra-slim bezels and a notable redesign for the front-facing camera: a smaller, U-shaped notch replaces the dual-camera setup seen in the Tab S10 Ultra. While this means one less selfie shooter, the streamlined look may be worth the trade-off for some users.
The Galaxy Tab S10 Lite rounds out the trio as the budget-friendly option. Its design closely resembles the S11 but is expected to come with pared-down specs and a more accessible price point.
According to earlier leaks, these tablets are expected to debut in September or October. With that timeline in mind, more details-and leaks-are sure to surface soon.