Just unboxed the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra and I’m not wasting time—this is my “first 20 things to do” setup so the tablet feels faster, cleaner, and actually useful from day one. I start with the basics that matter: registering the under-display fingerprint, sorting apps alphabetically so the drawer isn’t a mess, and tweaking the Auto Blocker setting (especially if you’re the type that installs APKs or likes to customize). Then I switch the whole vibe with gesture navigation, including S Pen gesture sensitivity, because on a big 14.6-inch display, buttons feel like a waste of space. After that, I go full productivity mode: enabling multi-window for more apps via Labs, turning on back-swipe preview, and using the two-finger gesture for split screen plus the swipe for pop-up view. One UI 8’s window management is the secret sauce here—once you dial it in, multitasking stops feeling like a gimmick. I also show what I personally do with Galaxy AI privacy settings (what you gain vs what you lose), and my favorite S Pen move: AI Select to copy text from basically anywhere on screen. Finally, I lock in the “make it yours” part—battery protection for long-term health, on-device AI wallpapers, and Good Lock (Home Up is a must) for a cleaner home screen and quicker multitasking. Then we wrap with the keyboard cover, the updated S Pen design, and a quick hardware tour.