Samsung is gearing up to unveil its highly anticipated Galaxy Tab S11 series by the end of this year. This new lineup is expected to include two models: the standard Galaxy Tab S11 and the more premium Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. 
While the company has yet to announce an official launch date, the upcoming release is expected to follow in the footsteps of last year’s Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, which was unveiled in September, making next month a likely candidate for the reveal.
Leaked renders have already given us a glimpse of the design of both tablets, and now fresh pricing leaks have surfaced, shedding light on the cost of the Wi-Fi-only variants in the US. According to these leaks, the base model of the Galaxy Tab S11 with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage will be priced at $860. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, which shares the same RAM and storage configuration, will carry a price tag of $1,200.
For those looking for even more storage, the Tab S11 Ultra will offer a 12GB RAM/512GB storage variant for $1,400. If you’re in need of top-tier performance, the 16GB RAM/1TB storage version of the Ultra will set you back $1,700. As for the standard Galaxy Tab S11, it’s rumored to come in 256GB and 512GB storage options, though pricing for these variants remains unclear.
It’s also worth noting that the cellular versions of both tablets will be priced higher than the Wi-Fi-only models. While Samsung has yet to confirm specific dates, all signs point to a late 2025 launch, and tech enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting official confirmation.