Updated 18 Oct 2026
Is the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ worth it?
Yes on offer, for streaming and browsing on a budget.
It handles streaming, browsing, video calls and light games, has four speakers, a headphone jack and a microSD slot, and gets seven years of updates. The 90Hz LCD screen looks washed out from an angle, 6GB of memory struggles with heavy multitasking, and there's no fingerprint reader or pen support. At full price it's poor value; it's often much cheaper.
95%of 325 owners give it 4 or 5 stars
- Low price, often discounted
- Four speakers and a headphone jack
- 7 years of updates
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What owners say
Owners love how easy it is to set up and use, the value for money and the screen. The most common complaints are apps that won't install or work and Wi-Fi problems.
Good to know
- The screen looks washed out from an angle.
- Slows down with lots of apps open.
- No fingerprint reader or pen support.
- Poor value at full price.
From 325 buyer ratings at Currys, Target (US), Otto (Germany) and Best Buy (Canada), every complaint read by us, October 2026. How we do this
What they love
- Easy to set up and useMentioned a lot
- Good value for moneyMentioned a lot
- Good screen and coloursMentioned often
- Runs smoothlyMentioned often
- Well made and good-lookingMentioned often
What they complain about
- Some apps won't install or workVery rare
Get it if…
- You want a big-screen tablet for streaming and browsing on a budget.
- It's for a child or a kitchen counter.
Skip it if…
- You can stretch to the basic iPad: it's faster with a better screen.
- You want to draw or take notes: it has no pen support.
How we reached this verdict
Android Authority (80%) calls it the best budget Android tablet by default. Tech Advisor (3.5/5) likes its seven years of updates, clean design and quad speakers, but finds the screen poor off-angle and the price high. Pocket-lint says it handles everyday tasks well but has an average screen and no S Pen.
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: Android Authority, Tech Advisor, Pocket-lint, Tom's Guide, TechRadar, manufacturer specifications.
Updated 18 Oct 2026How we decide