The 4G device, released on 12th September 2025, measures 335/337g and weighs 211 x 124.7 x 8 mm. Supporting Nano-SIM, it proves quite versatile for a budget device.

The 8.7-inch TFT display comes with 800 x 1340 pixels, a 5:3 ratio (~179 ppi density) resolution. Though not as supreme as the more premium tablets, it gets the job done when it comes to social media engagement and consumption, general browsing, and research.

Subte Powering Mechanism

Running on Android 15, One UI 7, and powered by Mediatek Helio G99 (6 nm), the A11 is as good as they come for a budget tablet at that price. You get the latest Android apps and UI experience, even though the G99 leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to processing capabilities. Anchored with 64GB 4GB RAM / 128GB 8GB RAM, you can carry through your work and fun without compromise on experience, thanks to ample storage and RAM for that price.

An 8MP primary camera and 5MP selfie lens are quite basic, but fit the purpose and needs of the Galaxy Tab A11. For front selfies, conference calls, scanning documents for official use, and QR codes for smart access to websites and profiles, this is sufficient.

4G Connectivity

As pointed out earlier, the Tab A11 is 4G enabled, supporting Nano-SIM (cellular model only). Enjoy seamless Wi-Fi connectivity thanks to the Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct. Wirelessly connect to other devices in the Galaxy ecosystem via Bluetooth v5.3, A2DP, LE. GPS? No worries with the accurate GPS, GLONASS, BDS, GALILEO, QZSS package for location and pinpointing places as you explore unfamiliar areas. Notably, Tab A11 does not support NFC or FM Radio.

Powering this budget-friendly, production-inclined device is a 5100mAh battery. Recharge fast with the 15W wired adapter, which comes along with the tablet. Available in Gray and Silver, you will not miss a moment, whether in the office, out in the field, or at home with family and friends as you catch up.