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New leak suggests a slimmer Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra
Fresh leaks have resurfaced around Samsung’s next flagship tablet, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, largely confirming earlier spec reports while revising a few key details. The most notable update: the Tab S11 Ultra may measure just 5.1mm thick, shaving tenths off previous 5.5mm estimates and positioning it among the thinnest premium tablets on the market.
Core specifications and hardware highlights
Processor, memory and storage
According to the new information, Samsung will pair the tablet with MediaTek’s Dimensity 9400+ chipset (an upgrade over the reported 9400). Memory and storage options reportedly include 12GB RAM with 256GB or 512GB storage, and a top-tier 16GB RAM model with 1TB of storage—configurations aimed at power users and creatives.
Display, audio and input
The Tab S11 Ultra is said to sport a 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel with a 120Hz refresh rate, delivering high contrast, vivid colors and smooth motion for productivity and media consumption. Audio is handled by four speakers, and Samsung will include an S Pen for stylus input and creative workflows.
Cameras, connectivity and battery
Camera specs reportedly include a 13MP main rear shooter, an 8MP secondary rear camera and a 12MP front-facing camera. Connectivity advances include Wi‑Fi 7 and eSIM support. Power comes from an 11,600 mAh battery with 45W wired charging. The tablet is also expected to feature IP68 dust and water resistance.
Software, AI and colors
Out of the box the Tab S11 Ultra is claimed to run Android 16 with Samsung’s One UI 8, along with an array of built-in AI features designed to enhance productivity, multitasking and creative tools. Color options mentioned are gray and silver.
Comparisons and market relevance
When compared to other premium tablets—such as Apple’s iPad Pro series and previous Galaxy Tab S models—the S11 Ultra’s rumored combination of a very thin chassis, large Dynamic AMOLED display, flagship-tier MediaTek silicon and robust RAM/storage tiers could make it a strong contender in the high-end tablet segment. Wi‑Fi 7, eSIM and AI enhancements also keep it competitive for professionals who need connectivity and on-device processing.
Advantages, use cases and who should care
- Advantages: ultra-thin design, high-refresh AMOLED display, strong multitasking hardware, S Pen support, long battery life and IP68 protection.
- Use cases: digital illustration, on-the-go content creation, video editing, enterprise productivity, and media consumption.
- Who should care: creative professionals, business users looking for a powerful Android tablet, and tech enthusiasts who prioritize display quality and portability.
Release outlook
Samsung has already indicated the Tab S11 series will be unveiled before year-end, and these leaks suggest the manufacturer is positioning the S11 Ultra as a flagship tablet that blends cutting-edge display, connectivity and AI features. As always, final specs, pricing and availability will be confirmed at launch.
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