We now know with certainty when the Galaxy Tab S11 series will be released, as Samsung is getting ready to update its line of high-end tablets later this year. The next-generation tablets, which promise better performance, bigger batteries, and more AI-powered capabilities, are scheduled to appear in September 2025, according to a company executive.
A Samsung South Africa representative recently told Android Authority (July 9) that the Tab S11 series will launch “shortly, in line with our traditional cadence.” That schedule coincides with the Galaxy Tab S10 series’ September release, indicating a comparable launch timeframe for this year.
Unlike the Tab S10 series, which had the “Plus” and “Ultra,” the Galaxy Tab S11 series is anticipated to have just two models: the basic Galaxy Tab S11 and the bigger Tab S11 Ultra. Additionally, a smaller 11-inch model that fans missed last year is back.
Both versions will come pre-installed with Android 16 and One UI 8, and they will be powered by MediaTek’s new Dimensity 9400+ chipset, which is an upgrade over the Dimensity 9300+ seen in the S10 series. Rumor has claimed that the Tab S11 Ultra will keep its enormous 14.6-inch screen, while the standard model will have an 11-inch AMOLED display and an 8,400mAh battery.
The new tablets’ multitasking and cross-device networking features will also leverage Galaxy AI. With a lackluster performance of 1420 in single-core and 5312 in multi-core testing, the basic model first appeared on Geekbench last month. A few days later, though, the Tab S11 Ultra appeared on the site with significantly higher ratings. It’s unclear if this is a result of the final performance testing or if the brand was still adjusting some factors to achieve a sweet spot.
Samsung is trying to provide a sophisticated, AI-driven tablet experience that appeals to both experts and casual users, with a September 2025 debut now all but assured. It is anticipated that pre-orders will open closer to the launch, most likely via major shops and Samsung.com.
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