I’m holding my Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and I’ll be honest—I didn’t think I’d care this much about a tablet… until the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra leaks hit and my brain went, “Hold up. Samsung’s doing what?” In this video I break down the rumored S11 Ultra changes, the weird lineup shuffle (base model back, Plus model gone, and a Tab S10 Lite showing up with Exynos 1380), and why the Ultra is still the main event: that big, shiny AMOLED screen and the “do-everything” vibe. The biggest debate is the chip. The leaks point to MediaTek Dimensity 9400, and I’m torn because the Tab S10 Ultra’s MediaTek setup has been a beast for me—video editing, gaming, heavy multitasking, even light 3D stuff, with no overheating and battery that just refuses to quit. But in 2025, Snapdragon 8 Elite is flexing hard, and at around $1,200, I’m expecting “arm-wrestle an iPad” performance, not “good enough.” I also talk One UI 8 (Android 16) and the surprisingly fun redesigned Weather app, plus updates rolling to older tabs. My takeaway: S11 Ultra will likely be great, but if you care about having the absolute fastest silicon for the money, you might want to wait for a sale—or at least see final performance first.