Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+

Are you looking for a decent budget tablet? Check this out! The latest Galaxy Tab A11 might just be the one for you!

Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ Overview

Design and Display

The Galaxy Tab A11+ bumps things up to an 11-inch display with a 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution. That's a proper Full HD+ panel. Samsung's stuck with an aluminum build here, aluminum back, aluminum frame, and kept the thing impressively thin at just 6.9mm.

You're getting the same silver and gray color options as before, and there's still no IP rating for dust or water resistance. But at this size, the Tab A11+ is still reasonably portable for what it is.

Performance

The WiFi and 5G variants actually differ from each other regarding performance. The 5G model packs a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 (4nm) chipset, paired with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. Which, by the way, is a decent setup for a mid-range tablet. Albeit an older chip, but a capable one for basic usage, some mid-weight multi-tasks, and even some gaming.

The WiFi-only variant, though, gets a step-down chip with 2 Cortex-A76 cores and Mali G57 MC2 graphics. Samsung's also configured this one with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage. So if you're picking up the WiFi model, you're losing 5G connectivity, while also getting a less powerful processor and less memory, too. Both variants run Android 16, with OneUI 8 skin on top, and will get 7 major Android upgrades as well. They also come with a dedicated microSD slot that supports microSDXC cards. 

Camera 

Since, it's a tablet, you are getting nothing fancy of any sort. There's an 8MP rear camera and a 5MP selfie shooter on the front. These aren't meant for serious photography anyway. But anyway, the Tab A11+ also ships with stereo speakers. 

Battery and Charging

Battery might just be the most solid upgrade, if you are comparing it with the regular A11. The Tab A11+ packs a 7,040 mAh battery. That's significantly bigger than the Tab A11's 5,100 mAh cell, and such differences will also undoubtedly be felt while using it.  Similarly, the 5G variant supports up to 25W charging, though Samsung doesn't mention the charging speed for the WiFi model.

Connectivity

The 5G variant obviously gets 5G connectivity, while the WiFi model is limited to WiFi 5 (dual-band 2.4GHz + 5GHz). Both variants support Bluetooth, USB 2.0 via USB-C, but there's no NFC or radio on either model.