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128GB 11" Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ WiFi Tablet (SIlver)
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Walmart has 128GB 11" Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ WiFi Tablet (Silver) on sale for $169. Shipping is free.
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- 11" 1920x1200 90Hz TFT LCD Display
- MediaTek MT8775 Processor
- 6GB RAM
- 128GB Storage (expandable up to 2TB via microSD)
- 8MP Rear + 5MP Front Cameras
- Wi-Fi 5 + Bluetooth 5.1
- 1.06-lbs
- Android 16
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Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
- This price is $50 Lower than our January '26 Frontpage Deal that included $20 in Walmart Cash.
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Walmart has 128GB 11" Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ WiFi Tablet (Silver) on sale for $169. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member MellowCatfish6336 for sharing this deal.
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Thanks to Community Member MellowCatfish6336 for sharing this deal.
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- 11" 1920x1200 90Hz TFT LCD Display
- MediaTek MT8775 Processor
- 6GB RAM
- 128GB Storage (expandable up to 2TB via microSD)
- 8MP Rear + 5MP Front Cameras
- Wi-Fi 5 + Bluetooth 5.1
- 1.06-lbs
- Android 16
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
- This price is $50 Lower than our January '26 Frontpage Deal that included $20 in Walmart Cash.
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The Galaxy Tab A11+ stands out as a budget Android tablet for everyday use, media, browsing, and light family tasks, with solid audio, decent performance for non gaming apps, and Samsung's long update support. The $169 price is repeatedly framed as strong value, especially versus similarly priced Lenovo options, and the tablet is also seen as useful for a home assistant dashboard. The main drawbacks are the missing S Pen support, no video out, and only 6GB of RAM, which can limit heavier games and make the display feel less impressive than some rivals. It is a practical pick if you want Samsung support and basic tablet duties more than premium extras.
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Isn't it kinda wild that all of our 50$ phones can output to our TVs but some 200$ tablets can't?
And I hope you aren't pretending that USB C has been standard since 2014. That would be just silly to even hint that, let alone pretending that TV out via USB C is a given on any and all android devices otherwise....
And a $50 phone vs a $200 tablet is pretty apples and oranges. Most phone pricing is massively subsidized vs tablets which are priced off true cost. Hardware specs on a $50 phone tend to blow $200 tablets out of the water. Ain't that strange?
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1. CPU is too weak... too weak, you can not play simple games on high settings such as Roblox. My daughter wanted to know why are the diamonds and dress, and sparkly stuff so much better on her friends ipads (dress to impress) then her tablet. I found out that her tablet could only play these games at low settings.
2. RAM... 6GB is not enough. The sweat spot is 8GB or more.
3. Appcloud... this is the FIRST tablet sold in the USA that came pre installed with appcloud. AppCloud functions exactly like bloatware and spyware. It comes pre-installed on devices, tracks your usage to show targeted ads, and downloads unwanted apps without your direct approval.
4. Software updates... IMHO, Samsung is one of the worst. Many updates never make it to their devices, Samsung had the most vunerable phones last year, it took them over a year to finally allow google play system to get updated (that is crazy)... there was Landfall, the only zero click virus that only attacked Samsung devices.
5. One UI... so Samsung has been fighting with google for the last ten years about One UI, I consider this bloatware to the extereme and such a weak CPU with only 6GB of RAM is barely hanging on for dear life.
6. Based on prices and specs... Lenovo has sold it's Idea Tab Pro for as cheap as $232.50 (with R A K U T... cash back). So the Idea Tab Pro sells for 270 - 10% cash back ($27.00) = $243.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/ta...=LEN889133
OK... so this is $169 and the Lenovo is about $243... so lets see if the extra money is worth it...
1. Bigger screen 12.7" and screen is better being a IPS display. The Lenovo features a much larger, sharper 12.7-inch display (2944 x 1840 resolution) with a smoother 144Hz refresh rate.
2. CPU is MT8300 considered about as powerful as SD8 Gen 2... can play Roblox at max graphical setting unlike this Samsung.
3. UFC 3.1 (hard drive technology) it is MUCH faster then the Samsung's tablet making it much more snappy.
4. Idea Tab Pro supports active pen input, a fingerprint scanner, and video output via its USB-C port to connect to external displays—features completely missing from the Galaxy Tab A11+
I feel the Lenovo may have four to six years of usage while the A11+ has like 1.5 years.
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1. CPU is too weak... too weak, you can not play simple games on high settings such as Roblox. My daughter wanted to know why are the diamonds and dress, and sparkly stuff so much better on her friends ipads (dress to impress) then her tablet. I found out that her tablet could only play these games at low settings.
2. RAM... 6GB is not enough. The sweat spot is 8GB or more.
3. Appcloud... this is the FIRST tablet sold in the USA that came pre installed with appcloud. AppCloud functions exactly like bloatware and spyware. It comes pre-installed on devices, tracks your usage to show targeted ads, and downloads unwanted apps without your direct approval.
4. Software updates... IMHO, Samsung is one of the worst. Many updates never make it to their devices, Samsung had the most vunerable phones last year, it took them over a year to finally allow google play system to get updated (that is crazy)... there was Landfall, the only zero click virus that only attacked Samsung devices.
5. One UI... so Samsung has been fighting with google for the last ten years about One UI, I consider this bloatware to the extereme and such a weak CPU with only 6GB of RAM is barely hanging on for dear life.
6. Based on prices and specs... Lenovo has sold it's Idea Tab Pro for as cheap as $232.50 (with R A K U T... cash back). So the Idea Tab Pro sells for 270 - 10% cash back ($27.00) = $243.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/ta...=LEN889133
OK... so this is $169 and the Lenovo is about $243... so lets see if the extra money is worth it...
1. Bigger screen 12.7" and screen is better being a IPS display. The Lenovo features a much larger, sharper 12.7-inch display (2944 x 1840 resolution) with a smoother 144Hz refresh rate.
2. CPU is MT8300 considered about as powerful as SD8 Gen 2... can play Roblox at max graphical setting unlike this Samsung.
3. UFC 3.1 (hard drive technology) it is MUCH faster then the Samsung's tablet making it much more snappy.
4. Idea Tab Pro supports active pen input, a fingerprint scanner, and video output via its USB-C port to connect to external displays—features completely missing from the Galaxy Tab A11+
I feel the Lenovo may have four to six years of usage while the A11+ has like 1.5 years.
Kids play roblox... just said this tablet can not run roblox on high graphical settings. Told you that was a problem with my kid at one point in time.
There is also a entire philosophy to be had when you have a slowish tablet. Such as..
1. One app at a time
2. One tab at a time
3. Use the app Killsapp to close as many app processes that your are not using.
4. Firefox and Ublock Origin... this alone will stop Gigs of data ever reaching your hard drive.
5. Try to use tablet more like a chrome book... do more thing on chrome then a app.
But while it may be OK for kids watching youtube... there will be come a time when this is just too slow for that. And if you would buy... lets say the Lenovo Tab Pro, it is just bound to last you longer. My PC is 14 years old, I got myself a i7 and installed a clean copy of Windows. If I got my self a Celeron or a i3... I would have walked away from my laptop about 7 years ago. Point is... there are advantages later to buying better now.
Lastly, do you think kids close tabs? or apps? with 6GB of RAM... your kids will learn faster then most about keeping your system clean. I'll be honest... my kid (took over my Tab S9) and when I check the tablet... there are like 90 open tabs in chrome, 20 - 30 open youtube videos and at least a dozen apps or more opened. This is how a kids works. Took me a solid ten minutes to close everything... what was funny was how slow her tablet was and then when half of everything was closed the tablet started becoming fast again... and that is a Tab S9.
SO now lets talk reality... Samsung devices were some of the most prone to getting viruses last year due to how many opened system bugs it has.
In 2025, Samsung devices faced severe security vulnerabilities due to critical zero-days like CVE-2025-21042 and CVE-2025-21043, which allowed attackers to execute remote code and deploy LANDFALL spyware through zero-click exploits. While these flaws triggered emergency global warnings for millions of Galaxy users. We are talking about fully up to date Samsung phones that had a zero click vulnerability meanwhile my seven year Android device that no longer gets updates did not have the same issues as a new samsung device.
Def a great deal. As someone who have tinkered with low/mid range android tablets for ten years, this is a steal. I don't play any games, well except roller coaster tycoon which can run on a potato.
I use it to surf, email, goggle sheets, and watch videos. Seems to be just fine for all of that. No slugness at all. I'll def be using this for the next 7+ years barring an update turning it to crap.
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