4.0 out of 5 stars Works well and not expensive.

2026-01-25    -B. Mudry

Went looking for a new tablet as my old one is starting to have issues with wifi when too far from our access point. Current upgrade model of my existing tablet is now $1300. I'm ok with spending money on technology but this is a little bit ridiculous. Found this tablet and while it is not as user friendly as the $1300 dollar model it's still very good and so much less expensive! Very satisfied.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great

2026-02-16    -Mae B Demented

Got it for traveling and it has amazing screen quality, works great

5.0 out of 5 stars The Best All-Rounder Mid-Range Tablet

2026-02-07    -R4LDZ ✅

I recently picked up this Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ (6GB RAM, 128GB Storage) in Gray to replace an aging budget tablet, and the difference in daily performance is night and day. If you are looking for a device that balances "family-friendly" with "power-user capable," this is a serious contender.________________________________________Display & Visuals: 90Hz Makes a DifferenceThe 11" display is vibrant and plenty bright for indoor use. The real technical standout here is the 90Hz refresh rate. In this price bracket, you often see 60Hz, which can feel choppy. The 90Hz makes scrolling through web pages and navigating the UI feel fluid and premium. While it's not an OLED, the color reproduction for movies is surprisingly deep.Performance & MultitaskingWith 6GB of RAM and the upgraded chipset, the tablet handles multitasking without the aggressive background app closing I've seen on 4GB models. I’ve been able to run multiple Chrome tabs alongside a video call without noticeable stuttering.• Storage: 128GB is a solid base, but the expandable storage via microSD is the real winner for those who want to download 4K movies or large game files for travel.The "Smart" Side: AI IntegrationThis is where the A11+ feels modern. It comes integrated with Google Gemini, which I’ve found genuinely useful for summarizing long articles or drafting quick emails. The Circle to Search feature is surprisingly addictive—being able to circle something in a YouTube video or a social feed to instantly identify it saves a lot of "app-switching" fatigue.Audio & Video Calls• Sound: It features quad speakers with Dolby Atmos. Unlike tablets with a single bottom-firing speaker, this setup provides a genuine stereo stage when watching movies in landscape mode.• Camera: The 5MP front camera is optimized for video calls. The clarity is sharp enough for professional Zoom calls or catching up with family, and the "enhanced clarity" software does a good job of smoothing out grainy low-light situations.Battery Life & PortabilityThe battery longevity is impressive. I’m getting through about 1.5 to 2 days of moderate use (streaming, browsing, and light gaming).• Charging: It supports fast charging, which is essential because a battery this size would take forever on a standard 5W or 10W brick.• Build: It is remarkably slim and light, making it easy to hold for long reading sessions without wrist fatigue.________________________________________Pros & ConsPerformance: Upgraded chipset is snappy; no lag in daily tasks.Audio: Dolby Atmos quad speakers are loud and immersive.Warranty: The 2-year warranty included is a huge value add for peace of mind.AI Features: Circle to Search and Gemini are game-changers for productivity.Charging: You’ll want a compatible fast charger to see the best speeds.Final VerdictThe Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ isn't just a "budget" tablet; it’s a high-performance media machine. Between the 90Hz screen, the quad-speaker setup, and the security of a 2-year warranty, it’s arguably the best value-for-money tablet on the market right now.

5.0 out of 5 stars Manages everyday tasks easily without feeling slow/outdated big enough to enjoy & not heavy/bullky.

2026-02-09    -Compguy

I ordered this 11" Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ with 6GB of RAM and 128GB storage for my older mother to use when she wanted to lie down (for some reason she chose not to let me put a large flat screen tv in her room), and to take with her to have in situations such as a Doctors waiting room, etc., to watch something, She told me her phone was too small for her comfortably use it to watch a show and to enjoy it. I wanted a tablet that could manage everyday tasks smoothly without feeling slow or outdated and was large enough that she could use and enjoy it without being bulky or heavy. Following setting it up. downloading the apps, especially the TV/movie apps we use, then showing her how to use them, I can honestly say it’s a remarkable balance between performance, size, and value.The 11-inch display, with 1920 x 1200 resolution, stands out as it looks sharp and bright, and the higher refresh rate (up to 90Hz) makes scrolling, browsing, and watching videos feel noticeably smoother than older budget tablets. It is a perfect size for streaming movies, reading, browsing the web, or letting her watch her shows without feeling eye strain. Performance-wise, the 6GB of RAM makes a big difference. Apps open quickly, multitasking is smooth, and I can switch between browsing, YouTube, email, and light gaming without slowdowns. For everyday use, this tablet feels responsive and capable. Since she will only use it for entertainment and will not download movies and shows, the 128GB of internal storage offers more than an adequate amount of storage for her apps, any photos, and videos she may take or download. I LOVE that it can expand storage by means of adding a microSD card later if needed, which is a huge plus for me over the fruity ones.Battery life has been very solid. It easily lasts a full day of mixed use like streaming, browsing, and light gaming. The fast charging is another bonus. When it does run low, it charges back up quickly, which is convenient if you are always on the go or sharing it among family members. Quad speakers with Dolby Atmos provide surprisingly good sound for a tablet in this price range. The sound is loud, clear, and immersive, especially when watching movies or YouTube. However she will in public use headphones which I am just as impressed with when I used my JBL 7.1 noise canceling set with the tablet jto test the headphones output, but the sound quality of headphones will 99% always depend on how good the headphones actually are, A cheap $5 set vs a good brand $50 set makes a lot of difference usually. However, for those not interested in using headphones with the speakers on the tablet, you do not immediately feel the need for headphones, which says a lot. I also like how slim and lightweight it is. It is comfortable to hold for extended periods and easy to carry around. It feels modern and well-built, not cheap or flimsy. The AI features are a nice touch. Google Gemini and Circle to Search make it easier to get quick answers or search for things directly from what is on the screen. They are not gimmicks; they’re useful for daily tasks.

4.0 out of 5 stars Works well and not expensive.

2026-02-11    -B. Mudry

Went looking for a new tablet as my old one is starting to have issues with wifi when too far from our access point. Current upgrade model of my existing tablet is now $1300. I'm ok with spending money on technology but this is a little bit ridiculous. Found this tablet and while it is not as user friendly as the $1300 dollar model it's still very good and so much less expensive! Very satisfied.

5.0 out of 5 stars Manages everyday tasks easily without feeling slow/outdated big enough to enjoy & not heavy/bullky.

2026-01-11    -Compguy

I ordered this 11" Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ with 6GB of RAM and 128GB storage for my older mother to use when she wanted to lie down (for some reason she chose not to let me put a large flat screen tv in her room), and to take with her to have in situations such as a Doctors waiting room, etc., to watch something, She told me her phone was too small for her comfortably use it to watch a show and to enjoy it. I wanted a tablet that could manage everyday tasks smoothly without feeling slow or outdated and was large enough that she could use and enjoy it without being bulky or heavy. Following setting it up. downloading the apps, especially the TV/movie apps we use, then showing her how to use them, I can honestly say it’s a remarkable balance between performance, size, and value.The 11-inch display, with 1920 x 1200 resolution, stands out as it looks sharp and bright, and the higher refresh rate (up to 90Hz) makes scrolling, browsing, and watching videos feel noticeably smoother than older budget tablets. It is a perfect size for streaming movies, reading, browsing the web, or letting her watch her shows without feeling eye strain. Performance-wise, the 6GB of RAM makes a big difference. Apps open quickly, multitasking is smooth, and I can switch between browsing, YouTube, email, and light gaming without slowdowns. For everyday use, this tablet feels responsive and capable. Since she will only use it for entertainment and will not download movies and shows, the 128GB of internal storage offers more than an adequate amount of storage for her apps, any photos, and videos she may take or download. I LOVE that it can expand storage by means of adding a microSD card later if needed, which is a huge plus for me over the fruity ones.Battery life has been very solid. It easily lasts a full day of mixed use like streaming, browsing, and light gaming. The fast charging is another bonus. When it does run low, it charges back up quickly, which is convenient if you are always on the go or sharing it among family members. Quad speakers with Dolby Atmos provide surprisingly good sound for a tablet in this price range. The sound is loud, clear, and immersive, especially when watching movies or YouTube. However she will in public use headphones which I am just as impressed with when I used my JBL 7.1 noise canceling set with the tablet jto test the headphones output, but the sound quality of headphones will 99% always depend on how good the headphones actually are, A cheap $5 set vs a good brand $50 set makes a lot of difference usually. However, for those not interested in using headphones with the speakers on the tablet, you do not immediately feel the need for headphones, which says a lot. I also like how slim and lightweight it is. It is comfortable to hold for extended periods and easy to carry around. It feels modern and well-built, not cheap or flimsy. The AI features are a nice touch. Google Gemini and Circle to Search make it easier to get quick answers or search for things directly from what is on the screen. They are not gimmicks; they’re useful for daily tasks.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great

2026-02-28    -Mae B Demented

Got it for traveling and it has amazing screen quality, works great

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Budget Tablet

2026-01-27    -G.W.

I bought the version with 256gig storage with 8gigs of ram. Performance is better with more ram. It plays most games well as long as you don't crank up the graphics settings to the max. This is one of the very few tablets out there with a microSD card slot and a headphone jack. That's important for those who love to have options. 90hz refresh rate is awesome but you can tell the display quality is where they had to cut corners if you compare it to the base ipad and some S series tablets.The biggest con by far is the software. Lots of samsung and google bloatware apps. Most of them you can't uninstall, only disable. The other annoying thing is dex mode whenever you swipe down from the top. Wish there was an option to completely disable it. I'm sure this tablet would be miles better if there was a custom rom out there for this model.

5.0 out of 5 stars The Best All-Rounder Mid-Range Tablet

2026-03-03    -R4LDZ ✅

I recently picked up this Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ (6GB RAM, 128GB Storage) in Gray to replace an aging budget tablet, and the difference in daily performance is night and day. If you are looking for a device that balances "family-friendly" with "power-user capable," this is a serious contender.________________________________________Display & Visuals: 90Hz Makes a DifferenceThe 11" display is vibrant and plenty bright for indoor use. The real technical standout here is the 90Hz refresh rate. In this price bracket, you often see 60Hz, which can feel choppy. The 90Hz makes scrolling through web pages and navigating the UI feel fluid and premium. While it's not an OLED, the color reproduction for movies is surprisingly deep.Performance & MultitaskingWith 6GB of RAM and the upgraded chipset, the tablet handles multitasking without the aggressive background app closing I've seen on 4GB models. I’ve been able to run multiple Chrome tabs alongside a video call without noticeable stuttering.• Storage: 128GB is a solid base, but the expandable storage via microSD is the real winner for those who want to download 4K movies or large game files for travel.The "Smart" Side: AI IntegrationThis is where the A11+ feels modern. It comes integrated with Google Gemini, which I’ve found genuinely useful for summarizing long articles or drafting quick emails. The Circle to Search feature is surprisingly addictive—being able to circle something in a YouTube video or a social feed to instantly identify it saves a lot of "app-switching" fatigue.Audio & Video Calls• Sound: It features quad speakers with Dolby Atmos. Unlike tablets with a single bottom-firing speaker, this setup provides a genuine stereo stage when watching movies in landscape mode.• Camera: The 5MP front camera is optimized for video calls. The clarity is sharp enough for professional Zoom calls or catching up with family, and the "enhanced clarity" software does a good job of smoothing out grainy low-light situations.Battery Life & PortabilityThe battery longevity is impressive. I’m getting through about 1.5 to 2 days of moderate use (streaming, browsing, and light gaming).• Charging: It supports fast charging, which is essential because a battery this size would take forever on a standard 5W or 10W brick.• Build: It is remarkably slim and light, making it easy to hold for long reading sessions without wrist fatigue.________________________________________Pros & ConsPerformance: Upgraded chipset is snappy; no lag in daily tasks.Audio: Dolby Atmos quad speakers are loud and immersive.Warranty: The 2-year warranty included is a huge value add for peace of mind.AI Features: Circle to Search and Gemini are game-changers for productivity.Charging: You’ll want a compatible fast charger to see the best speeds.Final VerdictThe Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ isn't just a "budget" tablet; it’s a high-performance media machine. Between the 90Hz screen, the quad-speaker setup, and the security of a 2-year warranty, it’s arguably the best value-for-money tablet on the market right now.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Budget Tablet

2026-02-04    -G.W.

I bought the version with 256gig storage with 8gigs of ram. Performance is better with more ram. It plays most games well as long as you don't crank up the graphics settings to the max. This is one of the very few tablets out there with a microSD card slot and a headphone jack. That's important for those who love to have options. 90hz refresh rate is awesome but you can tell the display quality is where they had to cut corners if you compare it to the base ipad and some S series tablets.The biggest con by far is the software. Lots of samsung and google bloatware apps. Most of them you can't uninstall, only disable. The other annoying thing is dex mode whenever you swipe down from the top. Wish there was an option to completely disable it. I'm sure this tablet would be miles better if there was a custom rom out there for this model.