Samsung Electronics said on Monday it will launch the Galaxy Tab S12 series and the Galaxy SmartTag3 in the South Korean market. The tablets will be released in two models, Ultra and Plus, and both support Galaxy AI features and an S Pen for writing and drawing. Adobe Photoshop was installed on this series first among Android tablets.

The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is 5.1 mm thick and features a 14.6-inch display. The company said it can be used for up to 23 hours on a single charge based on video playback. The Galaxy Tab S12+ is thinner than the previous model at 5.3 mm and weighs 553 grams. Battery life is up to 21 hours based on video playback.

The Galaxy SmartTag3 is a mobile device that can be attached to keys, bags or pets to check their location. It is smaller and lighter than the previous model, and the battery can last up to 790 days. It supports Compass View, which shows the direction and distance of an item from up to 60 metres away, and Nearby Search, which shows surrounding locations at a glance. It is compatible with iOS devices as well as Galaxy devices.

Purchase benefits will run until the 31st. Customers who buy a tablet through Samsung AI Subscription will receive an amount equivalent to 6 months of subscription fees back in Samsung Electronics membership points. If conditions such as advance payment discounts, multi-item discounts and point accrual are met, the subscription fee will be supported by up to 20 percent. All buyers will receive a 6-month subscription to Google AI Pro worth 170,000 won. The company will also provide 16 content benefits, including a 3-month pass for one of Disney+, Wavve or Tving.

Jung Ho-jin (정호진), vice president of Samsung Electronics' Korea business, said, "We will support convenient daily life with the Galaxy Tab S12 series, which boosts productivity, and SmartTag3, which adds peace of mind through location tracking." He added, "We hope you experience the Galaxy ecosystem along with Samsung AI Subscription and various purchase benefits."