Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra Window Insets

Compose Preview

// Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra · 3-button · ROTATION_90 (captured 2026-09-25)
@Preview(device = "spec:width=2960px,height=1848px,dpi=280,cutout=punch_hole,navigation=buttons")
@Composable
fun TabS11UltraPreview() {
    // Your screen here
}

Size and density match this capture exactly. Compose Preview draws its own generic system bars and cutout, not One UI's: check layouts against the measured insets above.

Window Size Class

Window

1691.43 × 1056 dp

Width / Height

Expanded (Extra-large) / Expanded

• ROTATION_0Expanded / Expanded
  1056 × 1691.43 dp
• ROTATION_90Expanded (Extra-large) / Expanded
  1691.43 × 1056 dp
• ROTATION_180Expanded / Expanded
  1056 × 1691.43 dp
• ROTATION_270Expanded (Extra-large) / Expanded
  1691.43 × 1056 dp

From WindowMetrics' maximum window in each capture (breakpoints: width 600 / 840 dp, height 480 / 900 dp; Large ≥ 1200 dp). Rotations without a capture are never derived by swapping width and height.

Emulator

Screen from this capture and the official diagonal; other hardware entries are emulator defaults. Import in Device Manager › Create Virtual Device › Import Hardware Profiles.

# Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra · 3-button · ROTATION_90 (captured 2026-09-25)
adb shell wm size 1848x2960
adb shell wm density 280
adb shell cmd overlay enable-exclusive --category com.android.internal.systemui.navbar.threebutton
adb shell cmd overlay enable-exclusive --category com.android.internal.display.cutout.emulation.hole
adb shell settings put system accelerometer_rotation 0
adb shell settings put system user_rotation 1

# Restore the emulator's defaults
adb shell wm size reset
adb shell wm density reset
adb shell cmd overlay enable-exclusive --category com.android.internal.systemui.navbar.gestural
adb shell cmd overlay disable com.android.internal.display.cutout.emulation.hole
adb shell settings put system user_rotation 0
adb shell settings put system accelerometer_rotation 1

Runs your app at this capture's window size and density in the selected navigation mode and rotation; open your app first, since a portrait-locked launcher keeps the display upright. The cutout is AOSP's generic punch hole and the system bars stay the emulator's own, so the measured insets above are not reproduced.