Samsung Galaxy Tab S12+ and Tab S12 Ultra are now on sale globally — in the US, UK, EU, and India, starting today. No pre-order window. No regional stagger. Just live listings, across all major markets, for both tablets announced October 1. This is not a teaser or a certification leak. It’s availability. Right now. With real prices. And real configurations. All with 12GB of RAM. No lower-tier options offered. The base models are Wi-Fi only, 12GB RAM + 256GB storage. That’s it. No 8GB variant. No 256GB-only entry point without the RAM bump. Samsung has locked in the spec floor. In the US: Tab S12+ starts at $1,999.99. Tab S12 Ultra starts at $1,399.99. In India: Tab S12+ is Rs 1,29,999. Tab S12 Ultra is Rs 1,49,999. In the UK: both start at £1,199, same price point, different positioning. In Germany: Tab S12+ is €1,299. Tab S12 Ultra is €1,539. Higher tiers exist. Up to 512GB storage, plus 5G variants, but Android Headlines does not list their pricing. Only confirms they’re available. The jump from Tab S11 pricing is steep. Android Headlines attributes it squarely to “RAMageddon”: surging costs for LPDDR5X memory chips. Not inflation. Not premium branding. Not new features alone. Though both tablets pack brighter displays, faster refresh rates, and updated S Pen latency, but component cost pressure forcing Samsung to raise the floor. That means even budget-conscious buyers eyeing the S12 line won’t find an entry under 12GB RAM. Or under $1,399.99 in the US. Or under Rs 1,29,999 in India. Trade-in offers are live: up to $480 off with select devices, plus 15% off Galaxy Buds4 or Buds4 Pro. But those are add-ons. Not price corrections. What’s next? Shipments have begun. Retailers are listing stock. No delay between announcement and sale. The rollout is done. Now it’s about who pays the new floor, and whether buyers accept that 12GB RAM is no longer optional, but mandatory, for flagship Android tablets.