This AU$502 discount makes Samsung’s pricey but premium Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra much easier to recommend
Now discounted to AU$1,597, Samsung’s massive Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra and its delightful 14.6-inch AMOLED display is much easier to recommend.
Amazon has slashed the price of the 256GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra down to AU$1,597, a AU$502 reduction from its original AU$2,099 RRP. This price is not only the same as Amazon's 256GB Galaxy Tab S11, but also AU$2 less than the AU$1,599 offered directly by Samsung. While not the lowest observed price on Amazon, at AU$1,547 in June, the current AU$1,597 is a mere AU$50 higher, making it a more affordable option.
Other 256GB models are also discounted, with the 512GB version priced at AU$1,799, down from the AU$2,449 RRP, and the 1TB version reduced from AU$2,949 to AU$2,299. The 256GB Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra now matches the cost of Amazon's smaller Galaxy Tab S11, making it a more attractive choice for those seeking the larger 14.6-inch display.
However, those prioritizing portability may prefer the standard S11 model. The 128GB version of the S11 is 21% off RRP, at AU$1,099. Amazon is a convenient option for a hassle-free purchase and swift delivery, but other retailers such as JB Hi-Fi offer the S11 Ultra for just a few dollars more. Samsung's current trade-in offer could also prove cost-effective if you possess an eligible tablet.
By trading in your device until August 26, you could receive a minimum AU$500 bonus credit added to your device's evaluated trade-in value. To justify the considerable price, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra boasts a 14.6-inch AMOLED screen, earning a perfect 5/5 in the reviewer's tests, with ample brightness for outdoor viewing. Equipped with the S Pen and a spacious display, it excels in movie watching, gaming, and drawing.
The tablet's One UI software complements the large screen, allowing multitasking with ease. The tablet's battery life also impresses, lasting 11 hours while streaming 1080p video at full brightness, which is why the S11 Ultra is the top-rated premium Android tablet in the buying guide. However, the tablet's MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ chipset may disappoint, as it falls short of competitors like the M5 iPad Pro in terms of processing power, despite the price tag exceeding AU$2,000.
Despite this, the AU$502 discount helps alleviate concerns about the tablet's performance, making the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra a more justifyable purchase, particularly when compared to the expensive iPad Pro that costs AU$2,599. Overall, at the discounted price of AU$1,597, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is a strong recommendation for those who desire the largest possible screen for movies, games, drawing, and multitasking.
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