Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 and a series of Samsung tablets are about to launch

In late July, the South Korean smartphone giant released its second-quarter earnings report, revealing the company's next plans.

While another piece of information about the upcoming tri-fold tablet is sure to grab the most attention, Samsung also confirmed the upcoming Galaxy Tab S11 series.

During its latest earnings call, Samsung is teasing the next-generation Galaxy Tab S11 lineup that will launch in late 2025.

“In addition to smartphones, we are accelerating our ecosystem strategy in the second half of this year with a range of new products designed to maximize Galaxy’s competitive edge, including next-generation designs. First, we are preparing to launch the Galaxy Tab S11 series, equipped with advanced AI features, and new mid-range and entry-level models to complete our product portfolio.”

We've already seen a low-res leaked render of the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, which shows off a familiar design with a 14.6-inch OLED display right in the middle of the frame.

However, there are still some minor changes. It seems that Samsung is replacing the dual front camera cluster with a single lens with a smaller U-shaped cutout.

Likewise, with no obvious charging slot for the S Pen, this version could also completely remove Bluetooth from the included stylus, similar to the Galaxy S25 Ultra earlier this year.

Besides the top tablet, Samsung still does not forget the low-cost models.

The focus on “enhanced AI capabilities” isn’t surprising — Galaxy AI is all over the ads for the Fold and Flip 7, even as their new designs take center stage.

Anyway, the Tab S11 is rumored to have an 8,160mAh battery, while the Ultra version could bump that up to ~11,374mAh later this year. Previous rumors suggested that Samsung would save the Tab S11 series for a post-Unpacked launch, which would be sometime in the fall, so it's likely to launch exactly like the Tab S10.

The promise of new mid-range and budget tablets to join the Galaxy Tab S11 range is no surprise either. Samsung's flagship tablets can be quite expensive, but with similar offerings from the FE and A ranges on the way, it should be a very happy holiday season for anyone looking for a new tablet.