The Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, designed for drawing, is being sold for R$ 6,467.99 via Pix on the Mercado Livre platform. This offer represents a significant 35% discount from its original price of R$ 9,999, presenting an advanced Samsung tablet suitable for complex illustration projects, thanks to its large screen and AMOLED technology, in addition to its high-performance technical specifications.
This Samsung drawing tablet features a large 14.6-inch screen, utilizes AMOLED technology, and supports DCI-P3 and sRGB color standards. It is fully compatible with the S Pen stylus, which is included with the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, as well as the keyboard case, expanding usage functionalities through DeX mode.
In addition to providing ample space for drawing, the device has robust specifications capable of handling intricate artistic work. The processor used is the Mediatek Dimensity 9400+, manufactured in three nanometers, and the promoted model comes with 12 GB of RAM, allowing the execution of applications such as ArcSite and Sketchbook.
Additionally, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra integrates Galaxy AI capabilities, which include features like Drawing Assistant, Writing Assistant, and Math Assistant. Its compatibility with functions such as Google's Circle to Search also makes it a practical tool for academic purposes.
The tablet has an IP68 certification, ensuring resistance against dust and water in daily situations. According to Samsung, its 11,600 mAh battery offers up to 23 hours of autonomy for video playback and supports 45W fast charging.
Regarding cameras, the rear is equipped with two 13 MP (wide) and 8 MP (ultrawide) sensors, while the front camera records images at 12 MP. All lenses are capable of recording in 4K up to 30 frames per second, which is considered more than sufficient for video conferences, online classes, and meetings.
Interested parties can take advantage of this promotion to acquire the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra for R$ 6,467.99 via Pix on Mercado Livre, making it a possible gift option for Children's Day.



