Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ price in India hiked by Rs 3,000

Highlights
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ prices in India have reportedly increased by Rs 3,000 across all four variants.
  • The tablet’s starting price is Rs 33,999, up from Rs 22,999 at launch.
  • The revised prices are now live on the Samsung website.

Rising memory component costs are continuing to put pressure on consumer electronics prices in India, with Samsung increasing the prices yet again of another tablet in its lineup. The Galaxy Tab A11+, which debuted in November last year, now costs Rs 3,000 more across its Wi-Fi and cellular variants. The revision comes amid a series of price increases affecting smartphones and tablets in recent months, not only from Samsung but all OEMs.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ new prices in India

Tipster Sanju Choudhary reported on X that Samsung has increased the Galaxy Tab A11+ prices by Rs 3,000. The hike applies to all four configurations, including the Wi-Fi and 5G models. The new prices are already visible on Samsung’s website, though third-party sellers like Amazon are selling the tablet at a considerable markdown.

VariantLaunch priceLast priceNew price
6GB + 128GB Wi-FiRs 22,999Rs 30,999Rs 33,999
6GB + 128GB CellularRs 26,999Rs 34,999Rs 37,999
8GB + 256GB Wi-FiRs 28,999Rs 38,999Rs 41,999
8GB + 256GB CellularRs 32,999Rs 43,999Rs 46,999

Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ specifications

The Galaxy Tab A11+ features an 11-inch TFT LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate and runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset. It’s available with up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Other features include an 8MP rear camera with autofocus, a 5MP front camera and quad speakers with Dolby Atmos support. The tablet packs a 7,040mAh battery with 25W wired charging. It also carries an IP52 rating for dust and splash resistance.

At the revised starting price of Rs 33,999, the Galaxy Tab A11+ faces competition from tablets such as the Xiaomi Pad 7 and OnePlus Pad Go 2. The Xiaomi option offers a sharper, higher-resolution display and stronger performance, while OnePlus targets buyers looking for a larger-screen entertainment and productivity device.

The price increase makes the Galaxy Tab A11+ harder to recommend for obvious reasons, but its quad speakers, Samsung software ecosystem and cellular connectivity options remain useful advantages. However, anyone considering the tablet should compare current offers on competing models before paying the revised price.