The leaked image of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra reveals some intriguing design shifts. Samsung seems to be sticking with a dual-camera setup on the tablet’s back while opting to remove the pill-shaped indicator for the S Pen’s magnetic charging area. This change hints at a possible relocation of the magnetic connector to the tablet’s frame, much like the design seen in Apple’s iPad Pro.
One noticeable improvement is the reduction in the display notch’s size. However, Samsung appears to have dropped one of the two front-facing cameras, likely to save space. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra comes equipped with a 12 MP wide-angle and a 12 MP ultrawide camera on the front. It seems feasible that a higher-resolution ultrawide lens, capable of digital zoom, might take the place of both, ensuring no loss in functionality.
In addition to these design tweaks, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is rumored to offer enhancements like a slightly faster processor and a larger battery. The new model is said to feature an 11,700 mAh battery, offering an increase of about 4.5% over its predecessor’s 11,200 mAh capacity. These updates suggest a blend of innovation and practicality in Samsung’s latest tablet offering.
