Samsung just confirmed its next Unpacked event, where it is expected to launch the Galaxy S25 FE and the new Galaxy Tab S11 series. Yep, mark your calendars for September 4, because that is when all these new devices will hit the stage.
We’ve already seen tons of leaks about these gadgets, and now a new one fills in one of the last missing pieces we usually care about: price.
Notice anything unusual? Yep – there is a Galaxy Tab S11 Enterprise Edition, and it is cheaper than the rest but also comes with less storage. This seems to be a new variant from Samsung aimed at business users. Enterprise Edition tablets are usually designed to be more durable, ready to handle heavy use in the field.
The upcoming models appeared on the website of IT solutions company SHI, with each model’s MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) listed. | Screenshots by PhoneArena
Are you planning to upgrade to a Galaxy Tab S11?
Definitely, I love Samsung tablets.
12.5%
Maybe, depends on price and reviews.
87.5%
Probably not, I’m waiting for other brands.
0%
No, I’m sticking with my current tablet.
0%
Also, there is no Plus model this year, something we already expected. Last year’s Galaxy Tab S10 lineup only had Plus and Ultra versions, but this time we are getting a regular, Ultra and the new Enterprise Edition.
The Ultra’s price hasn’t changed from last year, which is great for anyone planning to upgrade. The regular Tab S11 is about $60 more than the previous regular model from the Galaxy Tab S9 series. We still don’t know if cellular variants will be available in the US, but it seems likely.
This time around, Samsung seems to have something for everyone. For those willing to spend more, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra promises a lot: a huge, high-quality display, a super-powerful MediaTek Dimensity 9400 SoC, and a big 11,600mAh battery packed into a surprisingly thin and not-so-heavy body.
The Galaxy S11 Ultra is expected to be super thin and have a huge display.
For those looking for something more affordable – though $800 isn’t exactly cheap – the regular and Enterprise models provide options. And if you are open to other brands, don’t forget to check out our best Android tablets list.
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