A report reveals the expected price of Samsung's most affordable tablet coming in 2025.

The leading smartphone vendor, Samsung, is reportedly preparing to expand its Galaxy Tab lineup with a new mid-range device. Seemingly, the new model will be similar to the Galaxy Tab A9 released in 2023, but is expected to be named the Galaxy Tab A11.

Despite the name, a recent benchmark listing suggests the Tab A11 will not outperform the Tab S10 Lite. The Tab A11 is expected to feature the same MediaTek Helio G99 processor found in the Tab A9.

Other expected specifications include 64GB and 128GB storage options, 4GB of RAM, optional 4G LTE connectivity, and Android 15.

The rumored specifications may not be impressive, and the potential battery capacity could be a concern. The Galaxy Tab A11 may feature a 5,000mAh battery, which is slightly smaller than the Tab A9's 5,100mAh battery. The screen size is unknown but expected to be around 8.7 inches, making the battery life potentially disappointing.

According to a reliable source, the Galaxy Tab A11 could be priced at €199 in Europe. While this converts to around $233, the tablet is not expected to cost more than $200 in the US for the base model with Wi-Fi and 64GB storage.

It is uncertain whether the Tab A11 will be released in the US, as the Galaxy Tab A9 was not. Instead, the larger Galaxy Tab A9+ was launched in the US for $220 and up. It is unknown if Samsung will release a Galaxy Tab A11 Plus model.

In Europe, the Galaxy Tab A11 is expected to maintain the same pricing as the Tab A9, with the base model at €199 and the top-end model with 128GB storage and cellular support priced at €279.

It is hoped that the new tablet will offer something new, but that is not yet apparent.

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