Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra with larger battery, Tab S10 Lite in benchmark test
Samsung is working on the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, the successor to the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, which was announced in September and released in October. Samsung may follow a similar pattern with the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, and today there’s a new rumor that gives us good news about battery capacity. The battery capacity is said to grow.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is said to have a battery with a nominal capacity of 11,374 mAh, which corresponds to a typical capacity of around 11,700 to 11,900 mAh. The battery of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra has a nominal capacity of 10,880 mAh. However, the typical (advertised) capacity is 11,200 mAh. So, the difference compared to the new Ultra Tab isn’t huge, but at least there’s a bit more juice.
Notably, this is the first battery increase in Samsung’s most powerful tablet. The name “Ultra” was first used on the Tab S8 Ultra, and this model, just like the current Tab S10 Ultra, featured an 11,200 mAh battery.
According to an earlier rumor, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra will be equipped with MediaTek’s Dimensity 9400 chipset. But that’s the only detail that has come to light so far.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite with Exynos 1380 in Geekbench test
In April, we heard a rumor that Samsung was working on the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, the cheapest model in the series with an Exynos 1380 chipset. Now a Samsung tablet with the model number SM-X406B was discovered in the Geekbench database, which had an Exynos 1380 under the hood. Since Samsung uses an “X” in the model numbers of the Galaxy Tab S series, this is obviously the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite.
The tested Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite had 6 GB of RAM and ran Android 15. And that was unfortunately all the information revealed by the benchmark test. The tablet achieved a single-core score of 782 points and a multi-core score of 2,637 points in the Geekbench 5.5.1 for Android test.
Further information on the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite is not yet known. However, since there are already prototypes that perform benchmarks, the next leaks should appear fairly soon.
