Recent leaks from a reliable source have provided a glimpse into what consumers can expect from the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. While the design may seem familiar, there are two major changes that stand out.
Notable Upgrades in the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra
- Enhanced 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display featuring 120Hz refresh rate technology;
- Powerful 3nm-based MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ processor for improved performance;
- Configurations offering 12GB or 16GB RAM with sizable storage options;
- Running on the latest One UI 8 software;
- Enhanced audio experience with four stereo speakers;
- Upgraded camera system - 13MP + 8MP dual rear-facing cameras and a 12MP front-facing camera;
- Impressive 11,600mAh battery with 45W charging capabilities;
- Advanced Wi-Fi 7 connectivity with optional 5G support;
- Integrated eSIM for added convenience;
- Slim 5.1mm profile with IP68 water and dust resistance;
- Included S Pen for enhanced productivity;
- Available in stylish gray and silver color options.
Compared to its predecessor, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is expected to deliver improved battery life with an increased capacity of 11,600mAh. Additionally, reports suggest a reduction in thickness by 0.3mm, setting a new standard for sleek design in the tablet market.
A leaked image of the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra reveals a redesigned notch for a more premium look. | Image Credit - Evan Blass on X
The Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is also rumored to feature a new and improved MediaTek Dimensity 9400 Plus processor, offering enhanced speed and efficiency. However, an unexpected change involves the removal of one of the front-facing cameras, resulting in a reduced screen cutout and a more stylish appearance.
The Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra's large 14.6-inch screen is expected to remain unchanged, providing a spacious viewing experience. | Image Credit - PhoneArena
While the official unveiling of the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is yet to be confirmed, sources indicate a release alongside other Samsung products later this year. Pricing is projected to be similar to the Tab S10 Ultra, starting around $1,200 in the US.
