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    Michael ComaousBy Michael ComaousAugust 3, 20253 Mins Read
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    Samsung has confirmed that its next-generation tablets, the Galaxy Tab S11 series, will launch in the second half of 2025. While the exact month hasn’t been revealed yet, the announcement gives a clear sign that fans won’t have to wait until 2026. This news came straight from the company’s Q2 2025 earnings call.

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    New Galaxy Tabs Expected Before Year-End

    Last year, Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra in September. Many expected a similar timeline for the S11 series, and this new update supports that idea. Although Samsung didn’t say whether the launch will happen in the third or fourth quarter, it’s now certain that the new tablets will arrive sometime before the year ends.

    What Samsung Said About the Launch

    During the earnings call, Samsung shared that it will be pushing more Galaxy products in the coming months. The company talked about its plans to grow the Galaxy ecosystem with devices that boost performance and bring in more AI features. Among those products is the Galaxy Tab S11 series, which is set to lead the charge with upgraded tech and smart tools.

    Samsung also said it will be releasing new mid-range and entry-level tablets, giving more people access to the Galaxy tablet family without having to spend a lot. This shows that Samsung wants to cover all price points, from high-end to budget-friendly.

    What to Expect From the Tab S11 Series

    So far, rumors and leaks suggest that at least two models will be part of the Tab S11 series. It will have the standard Tab S11 and the Tab S11 Ultra. Photos of these tablets have already surfaced online, along with early renders of the Ultra model. Based on this, it seems the launch is getting close. This series will bring better AI features as well as crispier displays, and this should not be an issue for Samsung. As usual, we expect the Ultra model to come with a bigger display and better hardware.

    More Samsung Devices Coming in 2025

    Samsung is reportedly working on more than just the Tab S11 lineup. Confirmed plans include upcoming releases of extended reality headsets and innovative trifold smartphones. All of these advanced devices are projected to debut before the year concludes. As months progress, Samsung is anticipated to disclose additional specifications and scheduling.

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