Lenovo Yoga Tab vs Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+

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Yoga Tab compared with Galaxy Tab A11+
LenovoYoga TabSamsungGalaxy Tab A11+
Overview
ReleasedSeptember 2025November 2025
Display
Screen size11.1″11″
Resolution3200 × 2000 (better)1920 × 1200
Sharpness340 pixels per inch (better)206 pixels per inch
PanelLCDLCD
Refresh rate144 Hz (better)90 Hz
Brightness600 nits–
Display typeLTPS IPS LCD; 16:10; 340 ppi; anti-fingerprint surfaceTFT LCD, WUXGA, 16 million colours; 11 inches as a full rectangle or 10.9 inches accounting for rounded corners
Brightness detail600 nits typical; 800 nits peakSamsung US lists 480 nits without specifying a typical or peak measurement condition
Display features98% DCI-P3; 1400:1 contrast; Dolby Vision; 10-point touch; 88% screen-to-body ratio; 0.4 mm Gorilla Glass 7i; TÜV Rheinland Flicker Free and hardware Low Blue LightUp to 90 Hz refresh rate
Performance
ChipSnapdragon 8 Gen 3MediaTek MT8775
Memory12 GB (better)6 GB – 8 GB
Storage256 GB128 GB, 256 GB
CPUSnapdragon 8 Gen 3 QCM8650Q, six-core (one Cortex-X4 at 3.3 GHz, four Cortex-A720 at 2.95 GHz and one Cortex-A520 at 2.1 GHz)MediaTek MT8775 in Samsung Australia, US and Japan specifications; octa-core CPU at 2.5 and 2.0 GHz. TechAdvisor and Notebookcheck identify the processor as Dimensity 7300; the maker uses MT8775
GPUQualcomm Adreno 750–
AI engineMaker up to 20 TOPS AI performance–
Cameras
Rear camera13 MP (better)8 MP
Ultra wide cameraNoneNone
Front camera13 MP (better)5 MP
Rear camera13 MP f/2.2 autofocus plus 2 MP fixed-focus macro, with flash8 MP with autofocus; no flash
Front camera13 MP f/2.2 fixed focus; 101-degree field of view; face unlock5 MP
Battery and connections
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 12 hoursUp to 15 hours
Battery (mAh)8,860 mAh (better)7,040 mAh
Fastest charging–25 W
Mobile data optionNoYes
StylusSupported, in the boxNot supported
Keyboard made for itYesYes
Battery life detail8,860 mAh typical rechargeable lithium-ion; maker up to 12 hours YouTube streaming or web browsing7,040 mAh typical, 6,840 mAh rated. Up to 15 hours of video playback; Samsung’s US Kids Edition test uses local 720p video, the default player, 162-nit brightness, volume 7 and no network connection. Exact Wi-Fi and 5G information sheets list energy class E, 96 hours per regulatory endurance cycle and 1,200 battery cycles; regulatory endurance is not continuous video playback
ChargingMaker launch release lists 68 W; current UK page says 45 W USB-PD reaches maximum charging speed and recommends a Lenovo 68 W charger. PSREF lists a 45 W adapter or no adapter; no single maximum selected here.Up to 25 W wired fast charging; power adapter sold separately. Product information sheets specify 10 W required charger output rather than maximum charging power
USB-CUSB-C (USB 5Gbps / USB 3.2 Gen 1), charging, DisplayPort output and audio; 3-point keyboard pogo connectorUSB Type-C, USB 2.0; 3.5 mm stereo headphone socket. The user guide supports charging another device through a USB cable
Wi-FiWi-Fi 7, 802.11be 2x2; Wi-Fi Direct and Wi-Fi DisplayWi-Fi 5 (802.11a/b/g/n/ac), 2.4 and 5 GHz, VHT80; Wi-Fi Direct
BluetoothBluetooth 5.4Bluetooth 5.3 in exact maker specifications; Notebookcheck’s specification header lists 5.1
Mobile networkNo WWAN supportOptional 5G SM-X236B model with one physical nano-SIM; 482 g versus 477 g for Wi-Fi SM-X230. Both UK network versions list 6/128 GB and 8/256 GB configurations
Stylus supportLenovo Tab Pen Pro with 8,192 pressure levels, tilt, palm rejection, haptic feedback, double tap and wireless charging; included in documented UK configurationsNo active S Pen support. US Kids Edition bundles include a capacitive Crayo-Pen and protective case; these do not add S Pen hardware
KeyboardsLenovo Yoga Tab Keyboard Pack; UK bundles with keyboard are availableSamsung publishes a dedicated GP-FCX236RLABU 2-in-1 Bluetooth keyboard cover for Galaxy Tab A11+ on its South Africa site, which currently labels it Not for sale. UK stock is unconfirmed. It connects through Bluetooth, without a pogo connector; general external keyboards are supported
Design
Weight458 g (better)477 g
Thickness6.2 mm (better)6.9 mm
Height × width255.52 × 165.84 mm168.7 × 257.1 mm
Water and dust resistanceIP53IP52
Operating systemAndroidAndroid
BiometricsCamera-based face unlockFace recognition; no fingerprint sensor in the exact user-guide control layout and independent tests
SpeakersFour speakers (two tweeters and two woofers) with Dolby AtmosFour speakers with Dolby Atmos
MicrophonesDual microphonesTwo microphones in the exact SM-X230/SM-X236B user-guide layout
SensorsAccelerometer, gyroscope, Hall sensor and RGB sensor; no vibration motorAccelerometer, gyro, geomagnetic, Hall and light sensors; GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo and QZSS
MaterialsMetal case; 8.29 mm including the camera bump–
ColoursLuna Grey and SeashellGrey and Silver; US Kids Edition combines the standard Grey Wi-Fi tablet with a coloured protective case and accessories
Software at launchAndroid 15; maker launch release promises three OS upgrades to Android 18 and four years of security updatesAndroid 16 with One UI 8. Samsung Australia promises up to seven OS generations; exact UK pages list security updates until 30 November 2032. Samsung DeX runs a desktop-style interface on the tablet; extended-display mode is not supported in the Australian specification
In the boxUK 12 GB / 256 GB models include Tab Pen Pro; folio, keyboard and adapter depend on bundleTablet, USB Type-C cable, ejection pin and quick start guide in Samsung Japan’s launch specification. Power adapter sold separately. US Kids Edition adds a protective case with stand and handle, capacitive Crayo-Pen, tether and stickers

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