Samsung announced its last flagship tablet, Galaxy Tab BS11 Ultra earlier this month during the annual IFA in Berlin, and now we have it in Office Fees and will start working on a review.
The Galaxy Tab BS11 Ultra is an impressive device with its wide 14.6-inch display. The panel remains unchanged for last year, but it is not an issue that the screen was excellent in the first place. It supports 120 Hz refresh rate and HDR 10+.
Chipset now gets upgraded, however, from last year’s dementia to 9300+ to 9400+. Memory configurations still spread from 12 GB/256GB to 16 GB/1 TB. We do not see any change in the camera section, unless the TAB BS11 ultra is equipped with a selfie camera, not two as before.
However, the new TAB B1 11 Ultra has a thin profile, which now measures 5.1 mm, making it the thinest tablets around. Samsung also managed to lose weight, so now the new ultra is relaxed with 700 grams, 692 grams is precise.
Interestingly, even in weight and thickness, Samsung bumped the battery capacity from 11,200 mAh to 11,600 mAh. The supported maximum charging rate is impressive at only 45 W.
Of course, the device comes in a ship with an UI 8 based on Android 16 outside the cs. Also, the package contains S Pen Stylus, which is now redesigned and improved.
Be in touch for our full review and learn more about the new S Pen Features, as well as how the tablet does in real-world use and whether the battery life has improved.
