Samsung Launches $1,200 Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra With Thin Design and Revamped S-Pen

[lostPod]

There is a Beta/Early Access version of Photoshop on Android now which is getting there but still missing a lot of features.

I haven't used the iPad version for a while so I'm not sure if they're the same.



Dolphin ran fine on the 9300+ (S10 Ultra) at at least 3x res with no issues with heat, etc so I imagine the 9400+ would be even better. The Elite 8 CPU seems to have a lot of issues with lacking driver support; its just been announced in the new Odin 3 handheld which seems to be annoying a lot of people!

Whoa whoa where do you find this beta ??

 

[coleblk]

Just picked up my Galaxy Tab S11 today (regular size, Silver) and I’m honestly thrilled Samsung brought back the 11-inch option alongside the Ultra. Last year I had the S10 Plus model, which I barely touched, and that really drove home for me how much a compact form factor leads to actual everyday use. The Ultra is still amazing...I’m hanging on to my Tab S9 Ultra for that big cinematic screen-- but the Plus just felt stuck in the middle for me.

On the price side: Samsung’s trade-in deals remain unbeatable. I used my S10+ as the trade, and my 256GB (free upgrade from 128GB right now) S11 ended up costing me $168.57 before tax. At that point, the upgrade was a no-brainer.

Performance: This thing runs the new MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ with 12GB of RAM, and it’s no slouch. I ran Geekbench and it outperforms last year’s MediaTek chip and even tops Apple’s A16 iPad. It does fall a bit short of my M2 iPad Pro 12.9”, but for an 11-inch tablet, it’s extremely impressive.

Display: I also took some brightness/viewing angle measurements, and the S11’s panel actually bested both last year’s S10 Plus and my S9 Ultra in my controlled indoor tests. Samsung panels rarely disappoint, and this one continues the trend — gorgeous colors, wide angles, and brighter than ever.

Software & Design: The hardware feels fantastic in hand, and One UI has come so far since the dreaded TouchWiz days. Honestly, I even prefer it over stock Pixel Android now. The whole package just feels refined, polished, and ready for work or play.

Final take (early days): The Ultra will get all the attention, but the regular Tab S11 shouldn’t be overlooked. It’s light, compact, powerful, and just plain fun to use. If you value portability and practical use, the 11-inch model might actually be the sweet spot.

 

[coleblk]

If your main thing for tablets is media than this device is amazing. Not only is it bigger than the iPad Pro and Air 13, it's a wider aspect ratio so you don't get massive black bars when watching movies/TV.

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This is really cool. Is there a website that allows you to see these kind of tables/comparisons? Thanks!

Edit: simple search and I believe I found it. Thanks anyway for prompting me to find such a helpful tool.

 

[Slo Pesci]

This is really cool. Is there a website that allows you to see these kind of tables/comparisons? Thanks!

Edit: simple search and I believe I found it. Thanks anyway for prompting me to find such a helpful tool.

Yup for anyone else wondering it's https://www.displaywars.com/

 

[DeepSix]

Having owned the S9 Ultra for the last 15 months and now the S10 FE as of late, overall i much prefer the 10.9" size. It's just so much more portable and usable in more use cases. The S9U stays at home now and the larger screen is delicious when used stationary at my desk or in bed. I find 10.9 or 11" too small on a desk.

Ultra when at home.
10.9" when on the go.

The best of both words.