Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, Tab S11, Buds 3 FE announced with a healthy dose of AI

Samsung isn’t slowing down in 2025. At its third Unpacked event of the year, the brand rolled out its latest Fan Edition refresh alongside two flagship tablets and a new pair of true wireless earbuds.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S11 Ultra, and Galaxy Buds 3 FE are here, each showing off Samsung’s knack for slim silhouettes, thoughtful design tweaks, and a steady drip of Galaxy AI. Here’s everything you need to know.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S11 Ultra: Specs and features

The headline act is the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, a 14.6-inch slab that somehow measures just 5.5mm thin and weighs 692g. A smaller Tab S11 keeps the same wafer profile at a more portable 11 inches. Both deliver AMOLED panels with 1,600 nits of brightness and just-about invisible bezels.

Inside, MediaTek’s new Dimensity 9400 drives the show with up to 12GB of RAM, while dual 12MP cameras and hefty batteries (11,600mAh for the Ultra, 8,400mAh for the Tab S11) promise longevity. The S Pen has also been reimagined, now sporting a hexagonal grip and cone-shaped tip for finer tilt input, and accessories like keyboard covers add Galaxy AI shortcut keys for faster productivity.

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Naturally, Samsung’s One UI 8 brings the AI arsenal. You’ve got nifty tools like Writing Assist, Summarisation, Drawing Assist, and Gemini integration. DeX mode has been refreshed too, supporting multi-workspaces that can be summoned with just a swipe.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 FE: Specs and features

The Buds 3 FE carry over the blade-like design of the Buds 3 Pro, weighing only 5g each. They’re IP54-rated, come in Black or Grey, and offer pinch-and-swipe controls. Under the hood, 11mm drivers are paired with ANC up to 32dB and voice-recognition tech that keeps calls sharp.

Where they really step up is in AI. Gemini integration means real-time translation and interpreter mode on the fly, though these extras are locked to Samsung phones. Still, it’s the kind of future-leaning functionality that could turn everyday conversations into something smarter.

Prices and availability

Samsung is keeping India prices under wraps for now. In the US, the Galaxy Tab S11 starts at $800 (around Rs 70,400), the Ultra begins at $1,200 (around Rs 1,05,740), and the Buds 3 FE land at $150 (around Rs 13,200).

Stay tuned to Unboxed by Croma for updates on when these devices hit Indian shelves, and for everything else tech.