Samsung has quietly added the Galaxy Tab A11 in Silver with 128GB storage. So, what should you know about it?
A quiet reveal
For your information, the Galaxy Tab A11 has been spotted on Samsung’s official UAE business site in both Wi-Fi and LTE versions.
Additionally, the company has not made a press announcement or held a launch event, which suggests this could be a soft launch or early listing.
Moreover, reports from international outlets indicate that the tablet may debut in other markets soon, with European pricing expected to start around €199.99 (~RM1134.47) for the base model.
What the Galaxy Tab A11 offers
Here are the key specifications of the Galaxy Tab A11 (Silver, 128GB, LTE / Wi-Fi) based on the official listing and recent reports:
- Display: 8.7-inch TFT LCD, 1340×800 resolution, 90Hz refresh rate
- Processor: MediaTek Helio G99 (6nm)
- RAM and Storage: 4GB+64GB or 8GB+128GB options
- Expandable Storage: microSD support up to 2TB (media files only)
- Rear Camera: 8MP with autofocus
- Front Camera: 5MP
- Battery: 5100mAh with 15W wired charging
- Dimensions and Weight: 211×124.7×8mm; ~335g (Wi-Fi) / 337g (LTE)
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.3
- Other Features: 3.5mm headphone jack, stereo speakers with Dolby support, LTE option, available in Silver and Gray
- Software: One UI 7 (based on Android 15) with seven years of OS and security updates promised
Our thoughts
The Galaxy Tab A11 appears to be aimed at users who want a capable yet affordable everyday tablet.
Moreover, its 90Hz display, Helio G99 chipset, and 5100mAh battery make it suitable for browsing, streaming, and light productivity. Seven years of software support could also make it an attractive long-term option.
Based on the Indian website, the device should cost lower than RM1000
Unfortunately, there are no confirmed price for the Malaysian market. However, based on this website for the Indian market, we could expect the device's price to be below RM1000.
Would you be interested in the Galaxy Tab A11 if Samsung launches it in Malaysia at a competitive price? Or would you consider other mid-range tablets instead?
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