Samsung debuts Galaxy Tab S11 and S11 Ultra with AI features at IFA

Samsung unveiled two new flagship Android tablets, the Galaxy Tab S11 and the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, at its IFA event in Berlin this week, positioning the refreshed lineup as a blend of thinner hardware, larger batteries and expanded artificial intelligence features for productivity and content creation. The 11‑inch Tab S11 returns Samsung to a smaller form factor, while the 14.6‑inch Tab S11 Ultra aims to be the companys most powerful, thinnest premium slate to date.

Both models are built around MediaTeks Dimensity 9400 system‑on‑chip, a 3‑nanometer design Samsung says delivers notable gains in CPU, GPU and NPU performance. The tablets use Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays with 120 Hz refresh rates and peak brightness up to 1,600 nits. The Ultra adds an antireflection coating. Samsung lists the Tab S11 as a slim, lightweight 5.5 millimeters thick and the Ultra at 5.1 millimeters; reported weights vary slightly across previews, with the smaller model described around 469 to 496 grams and the Ultra about 692 grams.

Battery capacities differ between the two: Samsung describes the Tab S11 as carrying a smaller cell and the Ultra a much larger unit. Most reports and official specifications...