Samsung’s Galaxy Tab Lineup Could Expand With the Tab S11 Ultra and S10 Lite

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S series remains the most successful Android tablet lineup to date. Following the release of the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and S10 Ultra in September 2024, new evidence suggests that Samsung is gearing up for the next wave of tablets — and possibly changing up its usual strategy.

Unlike last year’s Tab S10 series, which skipped a base model, Samsung could bring back a standard Galaxy Tab S11 alongside a Tab S11 Ultra. Both models are expected to use the powerful MediaTek Dimensity 9400 chip. 

Internal code references — "siop_gts11_mt6991" and "siop_gts11u_mt6991" — hint at these upcoming devices, with “MT6991” confirming the Dimensity 9400 chipset. 

There’s currently no sign of a Tab S11 Plus, but that doesn’t rule it out entirely. Samsung might introduce a Plus model later down the line.

Samsung is also preparing a more affordable addition to the existing Galaxy Tab S10 series: the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite. 

Code snippets ("siop_gts10lite_s5e8835" and "siop_gts10litewifi_s5e8835") suggest there will be both cellular and Wi-Fi versions. The tablet is expected to use the Exynos 1380 5G chip — the same processor found in the Galaxy Tab S9 FE — positioning the S10 Lite below the current S10 FE models in price.

Samsung has yet to officially confirm these upcoming devices, so more leaks — or an announcement — will be needed to fill in the details. 

In the meantime, it looks like Samsung is doubling down on giving users more choice at every price point, from powerhouse tablets to more budget-friendly options.