Samsung has launched the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and Tab S12 Plus as its newest flagship tablets this month. Both models pack a faster processor, longer battery life and the familiar ultra-thin Galaxy Tab design people already know well. Samsung is highlighting speed gains and screen size in its marketing, numbers that matter mostly to tech reviewers. The more interesting story here is actually the Galaxy Tab S12 Photoshop bundle quietly included with every single purchase.
Why the Galaxy Tab S12 Photoshop Bundle Matters
Adobe Photoshop now comes pre-loaded as part of the Galaxy Tab S12 Photoshop bundle, a genuine first for Android tablets. The app includes AI-powered editing tools like Generative Fill and Image to Video, built using Adobe Firefly technology. S Pen support makes it easier to sketch, select and edit directly on screen instead of using a mouse. Buyers also receive four months of free access to the Photoshop mobile subscription plan after activating their device.
What Else Comes in the Box
Beyond Photoshop, the tablet bundles Notability free for six months, plus a twenty percent discount on the subscription afterward. Goodnotes is included free for a full year, while LumaFusion video editing comes at a sixty-six percent discount. Notion offers a free month of its Plus plan, and Clip Studio Paint adds a six-month trial as well. Samsung estimates these combined extras, alongside the Photoshop bundle, add up to roughly six hundred dollars in value.
In Kenya, the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra starts at KES 203,200, with pricing rising for larger storage options available. The Galaxy Tab S12 Plus starts lower, at KES 176,000, offering a similar software bundle at a smaller size. Both tablets ship from October 7 and come with seven years of promised software and security updates ahead. That Galaxy Tab S12 Photoshop bundle, more than any single spec, may genuinely be what makes this tablet worth considering.
