Samsung Electronics has officially introduced the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra Pro Keyboard, a new accessory designed to transform the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra into a more capable laptop-style productivity device. The keyboard has been launched in select markets including Hong Kong and focuses on portability, durability, and improved usability for tablet users who need a more traditional typing setup.
The Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra Pro Keyboard features a slim aluminum alloy body, giving it a premium and lightweight design while maintaining durability. Samsung has also integrated a strong metal hinge, allowing the tablet to stand securely and function more like a compact laptop during work or content creation.
Unlike many wireless keyboard accessories, this model does not include a built-in battery. Instead, it connects directly to the tablet using a Pogo Pin interface, which enables instant connectivity and synchronized sleep and wake functionality with the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. This setup eliminates the need for charging the keyboard separately.
Samsung has equipped the keyboard with a full 80-key layout, designed to deliver a comfortable laptop-like typing experience. The integrated touchpad is 14.6% larger than the previous generation, improving navigation and gesture support for multitasking and productivity tasks.
The keyboard weighs 636g, balancing portability with a sturdy build.
The Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra Pro Keyboard is priced at HK$2198, around $280 USD based on current exchange rates.
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Key Specs:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra Pro Keyboard |
| Brand | Samsung Electronics |
| Compatible Device | Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra |
| Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Keyboard Layout | 80 Keys |
| Touchpad | 14.6% Larger Than Previous Generation |
| Connectivity | Pogo Pin |
| Battery | No Built-in Battery |
| Special Feature | Synchronized Sleep/Wake |
| Weight | 636g |
| Price | HK$2198 (~$280 / RMB 1940) |
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