Retailers in Vietnam just spilled the beans on Samsung’s upcoming tablet lineup well ahead of schedule. A fresh leak gives us a complete preview of the official Book Cover Keyboard Slim and Pro Keyboard for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12+, showing off clear press renders and retail box packaging before the company could even announce them.
These leaked images not only give us a close look at the keyboard accessories from multiple angles. They also confirm the overall design of the slate itself, including a sleek new default wallpaper. Design-wise, Samsung isn’t reinventing the wheel here. The Korean tech giant is sticking closely to the familiar form factor and layout used on earlier tablet generations. The focus is on subtle refinements instead of a risky overhaul.
Slim convenience versus Pro productivity
The leaked renders (spotted by SammyGuru) break down two distinct options tailored for completely different tablet workflows. The Book Cover Keyboard Slim is a single-piece magnetic folio aimed at users who prioritize portability. It stays thin, lightweight, and much easier on the wallet—making it ideal for firing off quick emails, taking notes on the fly, or typing on a cramped airplane tray table without adding unnecessary bulk to your daily carry.
Stepping up to the Pro Keyboard gets you a far beefier, workstation-grade setup. The two-piece design with a solid hinge holds the screen steady at comfortable typing angles, providing a proper laptop feel on any flat surface. It costs twice as much as the Slim model and it certainly weighs more, but it justifies the extra cost with productivity features that are essential to getting things done, such as a built-in trackpad and backlit keys for those late-night work sessions.
Marking the calendar for October
Leaks originating from actual retail channels usually mean final products are already sitting in warehouses waiting for launch day. Recent industry reports point toward an official unveiling for the Galaxy Tab S12+ and the high-end Tab S12 Ultra as early as October 7. If that timeline holds true, Samsung should officially announce global pricing and store availability in just a matter of weeks.
