New Galaxy S25 FE, Tab S11 Ultra Renders Surface After Unpacked

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Fresh off its Unpacked event last week, where it launched new foldables and watches, Samsung is gearing up for another wave of hardware launches. Among those are the Galaxy S25 FE and Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, both of which recently appeared in leaked renders. The devices are expected to go official later this year.

Galaxy S25 FE and Tab S11 Ultra renders leaked

Noted leaker Evan Blass recently shared a couple of images on X, allegedly showing Samsung’s unreleased Galaxy S25 FE and Tab S11 Ultra. The images are quite blurry, but we can still see the overall design. The S25 FE’s renders match what we exclusively showed a few weeks back. The upcoming Fan Edition smartphone has a punch-hole display with slim bezels and a triple camera setup on the back.

As for the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, Samsung has slimmed the bezels here as well, making the already expansive display look even more immersive. The centered notch is now noticeably smaller, improving the overall aesthetics. It’s still unclear whether the device features a single front-facing camera or retains the dual-camera setup from previous models.

On the back, there are two vertically aligned rear cameras in an identical setup to the 2024 model. However, one interesting detail stands out: the marking where the S Pen usually attaches magnetically is missing. The S Pen itself is shown though, confirming that the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra supports stylus input. Samsung may be planning to drop it from phones, but its upcoming flagship tablets should retain S Pen support.

IN addition to the Ultra, Samsung has a Galaxy Tab S11 in the pipeline, but there may not be a Plus model this year. The two new tablets may debut in September or October alongside the Galaxy S25 FE. The company is also working on the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, A17 5G, and a bunch of other devices for launch in the second half of 2025.

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Sumit Adhikari

Sumit, a life-long Samsung user, is passionate about technology and has been professionally writing on tech since 2017. He’s a mathematics graduate by education and enjoys teaching basic mathematics tricks to school kids in his spare time. Sumit believes in artificial intelligence and dreams of a fully open, intelligent and connected world.

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