For students, choosing the right device means finding one that can keep up with lectures, assignments, research, presentations and everything in between. Laptops and notebooks can still get the job done, but they lack the flexibility and discovery potential that today’s students need.
That’s where the all-new Galaxy Tab S12 Series come to play. Powered by a cutting-edge 3nm processor, the Tab S12 is designed to power up every student’s academic pursuit through its expansive display and multitasking capabilities, built-in LLM agents like Gemini and Perplexity, and Samsung’s very own Galaxy AI – all contained within a slim and portable form factor.
It also comes with a complimentary S Pen and Book Cover Keyboard Slim at no additional cost. These tools make student life a whole lot easier, allowing them to jot down and organize notes, type assignments, work on presentations and switch between tasks without needing to invest in additional accessories.
The AI Key embedded on the complimentary keyboard offers one-click access to Gemini, Perplexity, or Bixby. Beyond acquiring information from the LLMs, the in-depth integration within Galaxy’s ecosystem allows users to perform seamless actions across apps like instruct the tablet to save information to Samsung Notes – thus, making student life that much more efficient.
Beyond that, students’ learning experiences are also enhanced with amazing software benefits, including six months of Google AI Pro, and six months of Notability. The Galaxy Tab S12 Series will also be the first Android tablet that comes pre-loaded with four months of Adobe Photoshop, giving aspiring creatives and designers additional tools to learn and create.
The Galaxy Tab S12 Series also extends beyond the classroom. With Second Screen, it can become a portable second monitor for a compatible Windows laptop, while connectivity with Galaxy smartphones enables a more seamless multi-device experience. For students who record lectures, compatible apps such as Notability can help transcribe recordings, making lengthy lectures easier to revisit.
