If you’ve been eyeing a Samsung tablet, the price just moved further away from you. Samsung has raised prices across its entire Galaxy Tab S lineup in India, with the flagship Tab S11 Ultra seeing hikes as steep as ₹16,000 on its top configuration.
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The Full Revised Price List

| Model | Variant | Old Price | New Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tab S11 Ultra | 12GB/256GB (Wi-Fi) | ₹1,24,999 | ₹1,37,999 |
| Tab S11 Ultra | 12GB/512GB (Wi-Fi) | ₹1,41,999 | ₹1,56,999 |
| Tab S11 Ultra | 12GB/256GB (LTE) | ₹1,39,999 | ₹1,53,999 |
| Tab S11 Ultra | 12GB/512GB (LTE) | ₹1,55,999 | ₹1,71,999 |
| Tab S11 | 12GB/128GB (Wi-Fi) | ₹91,999 | ₹1,01,999 |
| Tab S11 | 12GB/256GB (Wi-Fi) | ₹99,999 | ₹1,09,999 |
| Tab S11 | 12GB/512GB (Wi-Fi) | ₹1,15,999 | ₹1,27,999 |
| Tab S11 | 12GB/128GB (LTE) | ₹1,05,999 | ₹1,16,999 |
| Tab S11 | 12GB/256GB (LTE) | ₹1,14,999 | ₹1,26,999 |
| Tab S10 FE+ | 8GB/128GB (Wi-Fi) | ₹63,999 | ₹70,999 |
| Tab S10 FE+ | 12GB/256GB (Wi-Fi) | ₹74,999 | ₹82,999 |
| Tab S10 FE+ | 8GB/128GB (LTE) | ₹72,999 | ₹80,999 |
| Tab S10 FE+ | 12GB/256GB (LTE) | ₹83,999 | ₹92,999 |
| Tab S10 FE | 8GB/128GB (Wi-Fi) | ₹49,999 | ₹54,999 |
| Tab S10 FE | 12GB/256GB (Wi-Fi) | ₹61,999 | ₹68,999 |
| Tab S10 FE | 8GB/128GB (LTE) | ₹58,999 | ₹64,999 |
| Tab S10 FE | 12GB/256GB (LTE) | ₹70,999 | ₹78,999 |
This Isn’t Samsung’s First Hike This Year
What makes this round notable is that it’s not an isolated event. Samsung already revised tablet prices across its lineup once in March 2026, covering everything from the budget Tab A11 to the flagship Tab S11 Ultra, and followed that with a separate Tab A11 price hike in July. This latest revision to the S-series marks at least the third distinct round of tablet price increases Samsung has pushed through in India this year alone.

The pattern points squarely at one cause: rising memory chip costs. RAM and NAND flash storage prices have climbed steadily through 2026, and tablet manufacturers, Samsung included, have been passing that cost increase directly onto buyers rather than absorbing it into margins.
Why This Keeps Happening Across the Industry
Samsung isn’t alone here. We’ve tracked the exact same pattern playing out at Xiaomi and Redmi, where tablets and phones have seen repeated price revisions this year, and the underlying driver traces back to the same global memory shortage warnings rippling through device pricing worldwide. It’s also the same pressure behind Apple’s recent iPhone price adjustments in Japan, even if the specific triggers differ slightly by company and region.
For buyers, the pattern is now unmistakable: tablet prices in India have moved in one direction, upward, for most of 2026, and there’s no clear signal yet that the trend has run its course.
The Takeaway
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S11, S11 Ultra, and Tab S10 FE series are now anywhere from ₹5,000 to ₹16,000 pricier than before, marking one of the year’s most significant tablet price revisions yet. If you need a Samsung tablet soon, buying sooner rather than later looks like the safer bet given how consistently prices have climbed in 2026.





