20 Best Samsung Tablets For Drawing (2023 Updated)

This is my first tablet, and I bought is specifically because I wanted the familiarity of Samsung and I wanted one that could act as a desktop. Smart Switch worked perfectly and my phone contents were shared to it with one tap.

I am enjoying it, so far, as the learning process continues. The only part I struggled with was the keyboard, but I read some reviews ahead of time about how to get it to act like a regular qwerty Canadian English set-up.

In an effort to be international and to cram in extra key functions, they dropped the ball on that one. There are still a few that I won’t use and don’t know how to access. For those who are Canadian especially, after set-up you can choose French for the keyboard and the # sign will work plus all the usual symbols above the numbers using the shift key.

I thank previous reviewers and pass that info forward. The pen works great, no lag, and of course the display is unmatched. I am not using this tablet for any work/ professional purposes, so for me the display and the DeX are the big selling points.

Why? Because of the following reasons: 1. Samsung DeX with Windows 11 layout style has been awesome. Leading me to slowly phase away from Windows Laptop. I know it still lacks many features but for it works for 90% of my needs.

It works flawlessly with existing keyboard / mice and camera’s without issues. I also use a 2K 32″ LG 32QN55T monitor and graphics for regular use (not gaming) really well. No lag. 2. The magnetic keyboard that Samsung shipped along with the tablet is also awesome.

3. The tablet itself – screen, touches, response, WiFi6, SPen are really well designed and works amazingly well. 4. I use the tablet for regular email, browsing, ordering, watching YouTube and use tons of other apps and having about 8-10 windows open and using them on one screen has been great.

5. Samsung DeX’s file system can load / connect with LAN based NAS systems (using SMB) flawlessly. 6. Few complaints are: a. Basic features like page down / up/ down arrows / Delete button in Outlook.

Works good in Excel and Word. Must be an Outlook issue. Not sure. b. It doesn’t have local SD card storage but can be compensated by using USB C based dongle that has a slot on it. c. Samsung DeX needs to add multiple desktops options on it (Or I haven’t explored this as yet.

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I had thus for a month now, and I have to say it is one of the best tablets, if not the best. THE DISPLAY is unmatchable. 120 hz with this resolution is all we needed. The cpu, gpu, and ram speeds are just a bonus.

This is a great tablet for work, school and just binge watching shows. The keyboard case is amazing. The keys are great for typing and it is minimal and hides well. The pen is amazing. It is super fast and accurate, almost non-existant delay.

AWhich is perfect for drawing and taking notes. My favorite part has to be the speakers. This is what high end tablets lack, a great sounding speaker. AThe tab s 8 plus has one of the best speakers on any device.

Dolby atmos Is a plus. Sound is great and gives you a surround sound feel when watching movies. This is a great investment for anyone looking for a on the go work station, streaming device , sketch pad and gaming device.

I currently have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A T580 (2016) and an iPad 9th gen (2016) the later of which is being used by my wife. Being 6 years old, my other tablets were becoming a bit slow although resetting the T580 to factory defaults and then reinstalling the apps significantly sped up this older tablet.

I primarily use the tablet to watch videos (Netflix, Pluto, etc. ) and do research via a browser. Although I didn’t really need a new tablet, special circumstances enabled me to get this tablet new for < $180 (sales tax holiday also) which was a deal that I couldn't pass up.

Keep in mind that whenever you switch to a new device there will be subtle differences that will take some time to get used to. The picture on this tablet is excellent with good color rendition. The color tone is a little less warm (less reddish) than the iPad or T580 but is excellent and now that I have gotten used to it, I prefer the color rendition on this tablet.

If after you load the tablet and don’t like the color or picture, I’d suggest going to settings/display and then; 1) Turn brightness up to just a little to the left of the red part of the line 2) Turn adaptive brightness off 3) Turn eye comfort shield off.

Note that if you tap the text “Eye Comfort Shield” you are taken to a 2nd screen where you can adjust the color temperature. Like the color temp in a light bulb it will change the color tone from more white to yellowish.

Unlike the iPad and T580, this tablet does not have a physical home button which took me a couple of hours to get used to. Although I would prefer a physical home button the soft button (swipe up a little and then select the rectangle) works fine.

I should note that I used the data transfer tool to copy all of my data, settings and apps from the T580 to the new tablet. There were a few minor issues but the transfer completed. However, the color on the Tab A was off – a bit to the yellow, white skin was gray, shadows had a green/yellow tint, no true white and I couldn’t find a setting to correct this.

At first I assumed there was a defect in the tablet. However, I reset to factory defaults and then manually reloaded and now everything is fine. I think that the wallpaper options on this tablet are terrible.

You can install an app that can be used to download other wallpapers but who wants another app. I just went outside and took a pic of the blue sky with clouds and use this as my wallpaper which I really like.

Older Android versions had some options that are missing from this tablet that I miss such as the ability to make the app icons larger and ‘icons with frames’. When doing a fresh install versus transferring data from an old device it gives you the option to not install some apps which saves time from having to find & delete later.

Note that this tablet uses a USB-C connector on the tablet side which is the newest standard but uses the standard USB A rectangular connector on the charger side. Like me, your home charging station is probably becoming more crowded with a Micro USB, USB-C, Fitbit and lightning cables.

You can buy adapters on eBay for a buck or 2 if you want to reduce the number of cables. I am not an anti-Apple person. I use an iPhone 13 but find the iPads to be too expensive and the user interface to be clunky and difficult to use compared to the Android tablet options.

I originally bought the Tab A8 as an open box in excellent condition and while it was physically excellent, using it for test runs in the first few hours the screen malfunctioned and there were what looked like digitized discolored thick lines throughout the screen.

I went in store to buy a new one since the sale was priced closely to the open box price. Upon the first few hours of use, I noticed the screen registering ghost taps and there was one instance where it was difficult for me to restart the device since the screen registered many different touches.

I restarted and updated it and haven’t ran into that problem ever since, but it is something significant to note. The build quality is not what I’d expect from a big brand like Samsung and at this price range.

The right edge of screen where the glass meets the back is not smooth on my particular tablet, and you can see rough edges of the plastic. My criticism stops around there because the system itself is what I expected and needed for just casual use and streaming.

The resolution on video streams are at least HD for most of the time and refresh rates are fine. I opted for Samsung’s Tab A8 since I’ve had good experiences with their products in the past and the A8 is supposed to have future updates for a few years, but this is the worst Samsung product I’ve used in while.

For the price I paid, it’s okay but there a lot of lower tier tablets I’d try first before buying another Samsung Tab.

Had the 8 inch Tab A7 lite for a month before upgrading to this. Big difference, this one wasn’t laggy/freezing and apps randomly force closing like their cheaper/smaller a7 lite version. I have all newer apple products as a big techie but can’t resist the freedoms you get with Android w/o the crazy price-tags.

Picks up wifi strong in my garage. whereas a7 had weak signal constantly & randomly buffered any youtube video despite factory reset, strong signal and software update. Ive added a 256gb sd card and have tons of space.

Now I can honestly use without noticing any issues in performance. Responsiveness to touch is really important to me and this tablet seems to keep up with touch. Swift when swiping up down and opening apps.

i dont use the camera but quality is decent and clear. Its a bigger tablet at 10. 5 but not wide enough where it would feel awkward for reading or using two thumbs to type a message. Battery life is really good considering I mostly use this for streaming YouTube.

Speakers are more crisp and clear and do not sound like they’re in a tin can like the a7 lite. Feels light weight yet a solid premium metal feeling. but not plasticky hollow light weight like other branded tablets.

this is a great choice to simply get decent quality for the price paid. I actually could see this being a $350-400 tablet by the way it preforms…this is not part of a promotion. I paid full price (unfortunately ha!) and am giving my honest review.

I purchased the Tab S6 as a replacement to an aging iPad. I chose it because I could install LineageOS on it, which I did to great success. It is unexpectedly thin, lightweight and attractive. That said, opting out of Apple’s ecosystem is not without some caveats, if you have used both, you know that apps on iOS are generally more stable and better supported, and Apple does support their hardware much longer than Android Mfgs support their devices.

But running this tablet has some nice perks to consider: A physical headphone jack Expandable storage via a microSD slot Included pressure sensitive, battery-less pen functionality (with 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity).

This is similar to the Wacom Intuos tablets. The pen doesn’t need charging and is also magnetic and attaches to the tablet with a gentle snap to. (Apple doesn’t share how sensitive its Pencil is, but I imagine they are at least as good as this one.

But they do need to be charged and will set you back another 100-120 bucks. ) I installed the free and open source Krita and have been having a great time with it. The biggest perk for me is that I could install an alternative firmware app.

In my case, it is LineageOS, which I an running completely google free. I am finding it liberating not having to fight with my device to keep it from reporting on me. This has been so good, I might buy a second but am waiting to see if Lineage releases a package for newer hardware as this S6 is already 2 years old.

Just to let you know, I got this for Christmas in 2020 from the Samsung Store online. First things first, the Tab was big, but the size fits well to watch full episodes on streaming services and make some cool art.

It’s also well-protected too. Second, the features. The Tab does have a lot of cool things, like doing PENUP, the art app for Samsung Tab users. It can also play games that are too powerful for my phone to handle, like for example, the long-lost game that’s my favorite, Mob Psycho 100: Psychic Battle.

and another that’s my favorite co-op MMO, Mitrasphere. I was also able to do my art because of this using my own app! Oh, and it includes an S-Pen, which is a huge + for mangakas, artists, writers, etc.

Third and last, the specs. Mine can connect to WiFi and Bluetooth, which could need my Hotspot or fast internet connection if I want best of both worlds, but mine also has 128 GB of Storage, with a microSD card slot, and 4GB of RAM, which is very powerful to handle pretty much everything! Also, because of THAT many gigabytes for storage, it can even handle HD videos too and everything as well! That’s half the amount of what the computer has in terms of storage, but that’s okay.

It can even upgrade to another Android version, which is a nice charm to handle. With all these things that I said, it’s perfect for artists, gamers, viewers, everything! It’s $350 with tax and shipping if you buy it at the Samsung store, like what I did, and I highly recommend this cool piece of tech!Score: 10/10.

The only way to set the tablet up is a two step process and if you don’t have a cell phone you will have severe problems which Samsung cannot help you get around. It only took a few days of chat typing to get this information.

There should be a warning on all advertising for this product that a cell phone is required as not everyone has a cell phone. In fairness to Best Buy they did say that if the tablet was brought into the store they could complete the two step sign in but that would sort of negate the purpose for second step of registering a cell phone for Samsung to contact you on.

I suggested to Samsung that they should consider sending the second code to the customer by email or a land line telephone call with the second code. This tablet did not come with even a scrap of paper with information on how to turn it on or off or where to download a manual for it.

The on switch has to be held twice for a few seconds each time (still have problems with this) and the off switch is done by using two buttons (the second button has more than one use). If you have a copy of the manual, there is a way to make the on button work for turning it off too.

There was nothing to warn that the tablet should be charged before turning it on to set it up. Also missing was a warning that the USB-C cable for charging it can only be used in another USB-C port and not all computers have one.

The more common USB port found on most computers is not compatible as they are the larger USB 2 0r 3. Or the charging wire that comes with the tablet should have a USB-C connector on one end and a USB-3 connector on the other end.

This would be similar to digital cameras. This is just the most important things to consider before buying. I have also sent this information to Samsung as the tablet is otherwise an attractive and hopefully useful one once the operating system is better understood.

Okay, lets start at beginning, my S8 Ultra was bought as a crossover to enable access to both reports, research sites, (via MS WORD and PDF’s) and the tablet for use with clients (va websites). The first thing to note is the software is written for phones, not highspec tablets, so the MS Office is exceptionally poor and as a result cannot perfom one of my basic requirements.

It cannot act as a crossover. I cannot get the multiscreen to work, so am restriced to one screen at a time, slowing me down. As a new Samsung user I assume some of the difficulties are due to not knowing their system, though they have nothing to show me how to use it! Some of the manual is well written and makes sense, while much is written for experienced Samsung users, I assume! The speed of the tablet is adequate, but not fast; my 10 year old Sony Vaio Z series running Windows 2010 is much faster, even now.

This is supposed to be a high-end tablet, so where is the high-end perfomance? However, picture quality is on a par with the Sony Vaio, which is good, and when showing Netflix is again on a par. However, sound quality on the S8 is excellent for mobile tech.

Build quality also apprears to be adequate, though time will tell. The keyboard is good and appears to be well-built. Accessing support from MS to investigate oprtions for software problems said the basic issue was a result of Samsung, who could have enabled the tablet to work with the full MS Office, and who after many hours trying to help me find solutions had to give up.

Accessing suppport from Samsung produced ‘quality’ that ranged from awful, to excellent. They sent me the manual and found me a possible siolution to the MS issue, though this proved inadequate; but it was good they could offer an option.

Overall, the S8 is hype, and I will have to give it away to a family member so they can use it as a social media tool. I am very disappointed in my first move into the world of Samsung.

OK so first off, the tablet says it will spy on you with your apps and that they will be cooperating with law enforcement. This is probably why there’s some open boxes available. If you’re OK with that, it doesn’t matter.

It comes in a nice box, but the title is wrong. This thing is android 12. At least mine was. It doesn’t come with a charger, and because it’s a big battery, on a slow charger it can take as much as 10% an hour to charge, I’ve found.

Great for multimedia, the features that are standard like monitoring the brightness level of the room and changing the screen brightness accordingly is just fine. It loses charge about 3% a day, I think, just sitting there.

Setting up fingerprints was fairly easy. The updating the OS took a while I found, which is strange for a 4nm processor top of the line like this. Ultimately my opinion is I like android 11 better which is on my phone.

Some things like easily shutting down most recent apps used, is a pain while scrolling through the list when they could just put it at the top, like my android 11 phone does. Battery life is a little lackluster.

One previous reviewer online said the battery life he gets out of it is around 6 hours. The tablet is thin. I think they could’ve made it a little thicker and increased the battery life a little. Also only 4 stars because this does NOT come with a headphone jack.

Again, if it was a little thicker a jack would be easy to add to this device, like previous samsung products I’ve owned. Still, it’s like a mini tv. Full disclosure, I have not tried to run 4k media on the device.

Hope this review helps. Oh and turning off the tablet was not super intuitive for me. Pressing and holding what appears to be the power button ends up opening up some app I never heard of before and I don’t know what it does.

Not totally impressed but not overly disappointed either, but for almost 1000 after taxes, I did expect a little better for something that’s supposed to be top of the line.

With its included S Pen, Dex mode, great performance and amazing AMOLED display, the Galaxy Tab S7+ is probably the world’s best tablet for productivity. Its also one of the best for gaming and a formidable, more affordable competitor to the iPad Pro for creativity as well.

It is truly a 5-star tablet. So why a rating of only 4 stars? I wanted an upgrade from my Galaxy Tab S5e which is still working very well by the way. The S5e is super thin and light with an amazing AMOLED display.

It is perfect for browsing, reading, media consumption and easy to hold in one hand. The S5e is only missing S Pen support which I don’t really need. I’m upgrading only because the S5e is no longer eligible for Android and OneUI updates and Samsung has some great sales/trade-in deals.

Unfortunately, the Tab S7 and S7+ are noticeably heavier and the S7 noticeably thicker, so neither is as comfortable to hold as the S5e. The S7 also lacks an AMOLED display. Some Galaxy Tab fans are mainly interested in a premium, thin, light, 10–11-inch media consumption device.

The S5e was perfect. I don’t think it was sufficiently promoted and differentiated from productivity/creativity-focused use. Sadly, Samsung has left users like me with no upgrade path in the Android world.

I haven’t owned a tablet for years because my phone was big, but tablets have become noticably bigger, so I decided to try this one. The first thing that hit me was the display. It was brilliant enought to make me realize I needed a lot of AMOLED upgrades in my house.

I ended up upgrading my entire entertainment system to Samsung. The S7+ 256 GB with a 256GB MicroSD card installed has plenty of room for what I use it for. Quick video editing is nice and soon a very popular IOS video editing ap is going to be released.

I can’t wait. I also use Concepts for drawing and last night I discovered an app called Nomad Sculpt for designing minatures to 3D print. Both apps work amazing with the S Pen and were easy to learn.

Added bonus, the pen works with my S22 Ultra too. They are interchangable. My S7+ is completely customized. Every screen and every icon we completely customized by me. I love the way it looks. I never have any stutters with the speed.

Despite getting a new TV, I still watch a lot of content on my S7+. It is just so easy to pop in my Galaxy Buds Pro and watch the lastest creators I follow on YouTube or TikTok. The craziest thing was one day when I recieved a phone call.

I have the S7+ WIFI connected to my S22 Ultra so it can work as a phone and for messages. FYI, the S7+ is an amazing speaker phone. First, the call rang on my S7+ and paused the video, but the call also rang on my phone and Galaxy Watch 4.

I answered the phone on my watch. The phone pulled the Galaxy Buds over to it and I ended up talking through them and not the watch like I expected, which was amazing in itself. In the mean time, the S7+ knew I was on a call and kept the video paused.

When the call was over, the buds switched back to the tablet and the video started playing again. I totally understood the whole Samsung Ecosystem thing at that moment. I highly recommend the S7+ and the Samsung flasgship lineups to anyone.

I’m really enjoying using this tablet. I highly recommend pairing it with a bluetooth mouse and keyboard and using it in dex mode for an Android desktop environment experience. Some apps can be a little strange in dex mode, but nothing catastrophic that I’ve seen so far.

It’s super nice. The tablet itself is pretty snappy, and haven’t seen it struggle with anything I’ve needed to do. I don’t do heavy 3D games or anything on it though, so YMMV on that. Stardew Valley runs flawlessly FWIW It’s surprisingly light and comfortable, but again, I’m not really using it handheld The only issue is I keep knocking the pen off the back.

It’s held on with magnets, and while they’re pretty strong, something about the way I grip it means I’m constantly knocking it free. There is an alternate spot on the side that you can mount it, but it’s weaker than the back, and wont charge the pen.

Pretty sure I’m going to lose it eventually. I don’t need/care about it though, so not an issue for me, and I’ve actually just tossed it in a drawer now, but something to keep in mind. As for using the pen.

ye, it’s good. I tried some handwriting stuff, and it’s surprisingly good at blocking out your palm, so you can rest your hand on the screen and write. That’s as much as I’ve done though. I can barely write my name so that it’s legible.

Drawing is well beyond me. I am not the target audience for the pen.

I bought the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ shortly after this was announced on Galaxy Unpacked and I have not regretted my decision. I use this for professional use in IT and recreationally for things like YouTube and Netflix at home.

This is a superb tablet which has been a total laptop replacement. With the book cover and keyboard, Samsung Dex and the S-Pen I can now be as creative as I want. This is the tablet that rules all tablets.

I can work productively with this using Microsoft Office to pickup on documents created in the workplace, and continued at home in Samsung Dex with the apps side-by-side. Even having multiple tabs open doesn’t slow things down.

Combine this with a battery that lasts me easily 2 days, a pin sharp crisp AMOLED display with deep inky blacks and a brill viewing angle, the S-Pen allowing me to draw and doodle to my hearts content as if it was a piece of paper and a set of speakers which rival the sound from many other laptops of a similar size and I have a winning combination.

If you need a powerful tablet for work or play this is a superb choice.

The tablet itself is a great tool to have. I am a student and uses this tablet basically every day. It’s great for school work such as notes taking, web browsing, video watching. However, there are downsides that I have spotted over the time that just makes the experience not so pleasant overall.

The first is the performance of the tablet. The Exynos chip is sufficient for everyday tasks but definitely is struggling to keep up. It has trouble with animation all over the UI, slow app response and occasionally lags when using the browser (I only have 3 tabs open at most of the time, this might be the amount of ram).

The second downside is the screen, which is understandable as it is a budget tablet. However, after a few hours of notes taking on day (editing a pdf which turns on light theme automatically for some reason), my tablet now has burn ins from Samsung Notes app that are quite annoying to look at.

Overall, the tablet is fine, I’d even recommend it to others if it weren’t for the sluggish performance (which I have no idea if it could be optimized via OTA updates) and the poor display. Afterall, it is a budget option tablet with a S-Pen and the ecosystem for it is great also, using my Samsung phone with the tablet is very convenient.

But from a long-term user’s point of view on this product, I’d say look for something else from Samsung.

Got this for Christmas 2020 as my Note 10. 1 (2012 edition) bit the dust after 8 yrs of faithful service. It was one of those things that when you lose the SPen. you lose a lot of function. In came the S6 Lite.

Multiple times better. – Twice the storage and still has the microSD slot. – SPen is very sensitive. – very clear screen. Not the top dog, but still great – great build quality. It doesn’t feel cheap.

– speakers are more than enough am from both sides so cupping the sides while naturally holding it also boosts the sounds. My wife bought it at Costco so I got the cover included (recommended. It’s a stand and protection at the same time).

Multiple options to Connect audio devices. The compatibility not with just other Samsung devices but with PCs are great. When I need to work on files with my PC and transfer to tablet and vise versa, it works very well.

Recent update gave me Dex. Dex! I use it on my phone. Now my tablet can behave like a desktop when I need it. With a wireless KBM when attach with a dongle or a potential keyboard cover. The strategic is the SPen is small.

I don’t have the biggest hands and even I find it does feel like a pen in terms of size. Given there’s no slot or anything that the pen needs to fit in the tablet I wish it was a little bigger. The features of current SPens like the clicker and the Bluetooth remote options would have been a great addition because this tablet can handle it.

This is my mobile go to for any work I need to do and my entertainment consumer when in the road rather than bringing my laptop. The size of the screen is large enough to enjoy Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+,etc.

With Smart view, I can cast the tablet right on the TV.

I bought this tablet for my wife as a birthday present in August 2020, so about 1 year and 3 months ago. My wife is not fond of these gadgets, so she didn’t really use it until this summer. It didn’t take long to love it.

Unfortunately, after few months of use, the screen got black and Sony service found that there are some ‘internal scratches’ or ‘micro-cracks’ in the screen that can be seen only under microscope, so the screen must be replaced.

I was reluctant to believe that a ‘microcrack’ would make the display unusable, but I’ve agreed to pay $200 + taxes (more than half of the price of the new tablet!) to have it fixed. About an hour later, I was even more surprized to find out that the motherboard was faulty and the display was fine! That means $300+ dollars – this is ridiculous! How can a motherboard get damaged unless there was a manufacturing flaw? Samsung? Anything to comment on the responsibility? Open to share the cost of replacement?.

Got the tablet 4 months ago from Samsung store. Has been used for about 5 days. It was bought for outdoor use. A drop of water got into the charging port when it rained. Moisture detected message came up.

I followed the recommended steps from Samsung to resolve, which didn’t work. 10 days later I brought tablet back to the store and was told the port is water damaged which is not covered under warranty.

The ruggised case that comes with it doesn’t cover the port to protect against rain drops. If you have any intention of using it in a place where water could get into the port put it in a third party case.

Samsung do not appear to sell any better form of protection. So very disappointed because I thought I had got a tablet that would stand up to outdoor use under reasonable circumstances. Luckily, I had it covered under Samsung Care+ accidental damage protection.

It will go back to be fixed however, if it can’t be fixed they will give me a refurbished one instead. Which is laughable considering it’s not long out of the box.

It upgrades from Android 9 pie to Android 11. This was my main concern as I didn’t want it to be in-compatible with my apps in a few years. After reading some of the cons in the comments down below I realize people are not using this device properly.

If you change the SIM card it will erase everything because it’s a new account using the device. It doesn’t have a stand because there are all kinds of accessories, plus it would raise the price. I have other Samsung tablets and all my apps and data transfered easily using the built-in app.

There are different versions. Mine is WIFI only. I’ve been wanting this for years but didn’t realize it came in 10”. Soon as I saw it a few weeks ago I ordered right away. Happy camper.

I have been using this tablet for 2 years. I use it for forestry work in the BC interior, summer fall winter and spring, rain, shine or snow and everything in between. The screen is excellent. I have never had a cover and it is as good as new.

The pen is great. The size is perfect. Except I did have to expand the front pocket on my cruise vest for it to fit easily. It is weather proof which I wanted. I did not need a tablet to go 10 meters under water.

All the apps I need are available on android. I wish it had a larger hard drive. I use Office 365, Xodo, Avenza Maps and many other apps. My main gripes are more with Microsoft than the device. Onedrive will not allow you to set your files for offline use on the SD card.

Avenza maps will. Those are the two big memory hogging apps. Overall, for work, it is fantastic and android blows away apple for communicating with a Windows 10 computer. I highly recommend this product for what I do.

I bought this tablet specifically because it was advertised as being able to increase internal storage via SD Card. We just reached our 32gb limit of internal space and purchased an SD Card. Turns out you can only store photos etc on the SD Card.

I already pay for cloud storage for those things so the SD card was a waste of money. Our 32gb internal storage was used up really quickly with apps/games for both my son and I. None of which can be stored on the SD Card so now we have a tablet that wont hold all the apps/software we need and I’m not sure what to do.

I’m constantly having to delete apps so that I can download the one I need, then deleting that app after using it so I can download the app I deleted in order to use that. I looked over the advertising again and it’s very misleading, the wording implies that the SD Card works as an extension of the internal storage, I couldn’t see it mentioned anywhere that it only applied to certain types of files and not software.

The tablet even has the option to move apps to the SD Card, but when I do that it doesn’t change the storage totals and never actually appears on the storage list for the SD Card, it is still listed under internal storage but with a note that its on the SD Card.

I’m furious that I spent hundreds of dollars on a device that doesn’t do what I need it to. So if you are considering this product because of the additional storage capability, make sure you take stock of exactly what type of storage you need and whether it can be stored on the SD Card.

If not you will need to purchase one with larger internal storage.

I’m tempted to give this four instead of 5 stars because of the 16:9 aspect ration. I much prefer the squarer 4/3 ratio on my Tab S3, which is much better for handwriting notes with the pen, one of the very things for which I want the Tab S tablets.

With that caveat out of the way, the device is everything you could want it to be. The screen, despite being LED rather than AMOLED, is sharp and vibrant with deep blacks, the processor is fast and with the 8gb of ram model, at least, you can keep many tabs open.

I sometimes been surprised at how many were still open with no lack of performance. The 6gig model is probably fine, but it’s a significant purchase, and I wanted to future proof it as much as possible, like when I got the 12gb note 10+.

Today, to be honest, no one needs 12 gbs. I’ve always used a 128bg sd card for my photos and do not have to with the 256. GB of storage. One of the immediately remarkable features of the table is the speakers, which are loud and clear enough that I can do my online video chats without using a headset.

That is a new and welcome standard for me, as I talk with loved ones overseas several times a week. For me the 11 inch version is already hitting the limit of size I want in a tablet. I don’t use the keyboard, as I have a Dell XPS 13 when I need one.

For me the tablet is for doing things, sitting in bed or in an armchair, that don’t require a lot of typing.

Pracht toestel mooi beeld The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 is an Android tablet iPad users should feel right at home with. Picking it up made me want to say “It’s an iPad Pro, but for Android,” and it’s not hard to see why.

While working on this Galaxy Tab S7 review, I immediately realized the similarities, as its machined aluminum chassis, beautiful screen and sweet-sounding speakers make it a serious challenger to the best iPad.

But the Tab S7 doesn’t just stand in Apple’s shadow. The Tab S7’s battery life beats the iPad Pro’s, and that’s just one of the reasons why the Galaxy Tab S7 is one of the best Android tablets around, and one of the best tablets overall, its awkward keyboard cover and not-great performance puts a ceiling on how high it can go.

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Just closer to the Galaxy Tab A7 than the Tab S7.

This tablet is flippin’ awesome! It’s so fast! And the screen is so beautiful! I’m glad I bought it! As far as its size goes, it’s really just like a 15″ laptop, especially with the keyboard cover, which I also purchased.

So sure, compared to other tablets, it’s larger, but compared to PCs, it’s not that big! I plan to use it when I fly, and when I’m watching movies and listening to music in hotel rooms. One excellent feature is it has built-in GPS.

which is awesome since I track my location while flying, using GPS and offline map apps. I really like the kickstand on the keyboard cover, and the keyboard itself is beautiful. just like the ones built for Surfaces.

Speaking of which, I paired my Surface headphones, and it sounds great! Now – it was a bear to set up. because the annoying ‘please complete setup’ notification kept popping up, even though setup was finished.

Finally, I had to do a ‘force stop’ on the ‘System UI’ app – and that ended the problem. I use a MX3 mouse also, which paired perfectly and completes the ‘PC-like’ experience. The tablet and keyboard cover were quite expensive.

Close to a couple of G’s. But for me? It’s worth every penny. Highly recommended.

This tablet it’s all I needed. The way I can study and write notes with the pen using dex is amazing, watching videos it’s really nice since the screen is big enough to appreciate hd videos. I also got a 1tb micro sd (yeah I went big with this tablet) so I dont thing I’ll ever worry about storage.

The speakers are loud enough to hear everything clearly. All this while being loud. The only downside it’s if you wanna play pc games. well you obviously can’t. but if you wanna play games from the play store it’s really comfortable (at least for me) it’s also really light if you compare it to a laptop and easy to move around with the keyboard case.

The problems I’ve had it’s finding a good paperlike protector screen. Overall a good experience of a table of you can afford it and if you don’t really need a laptop.

The SG Tab S8 Ultra is much better than the last model (SG Tab S7 Ultra). It has a much improved picture quality, sound, S-Pen performance, and overall speed increase. It’s not a PC, but in many ways improves on it.

I would say it’s better than the MS Surface Pro 8 I7 with 16 GB Ram 512 GB SSD, especially in pen performance where the S-Pen rules. Would I recommend the Tab S8 Ultra, absolutely, even to HS and college students if a PC Laptop isn’t necessary.

Note taking with the S-Pen, and Samsung Notes are great. The MS Keyboard for the Surface Pro 8, however, is better. Sorry Samsung, learn one from MS on keyboards. It’s keyboard is much more securely attached to the unit, and works generally better as a result.

Je suis vraiment ravie d’avoir acheté la Tab S7FE. Je recherchais un appareil qui ait une bonne autonomie de batterie, qui soit facile à transporter, qui soit fonctionnel et simple à utiliser. Je l’utilise principalement pour les cours mais je l’utilise également pour regarder des séries ou des films, pour les messages (car nous pouvons connecter le téléphone à la S7FE), pour les réseaux sociaux, les jeux, la musique,.

La qualité de l’écran est vraiment bien, c’est un plaisir de regarder des films sur la tablette. De plus, vous avez la possibilité de mettre l’option ‘Dolby Atmos’ : ce qui donne l’impression d’être au cinéma et rend le son encore mieux.

Elle est super rapide et ne rame pas lorsque je suis sur plusieurs recherches, documents ou fenêtres en même temps. Cette tablette est aussi très efficace lorsqu’il s’agit de photo ; nous pouvons retoucher, “pimper” et dessiner sur la photo avec les SPen.

Ça rend les photos vraiment jolies et la qualité visuelle est top. Le S Pen apporte beaucoup de précision et est vraiment complémentaire à la tablette surtout lors que je l’utilise pour prendre des notes.

Je peux écrire, surligner en couleur, souligner, faire des formes,. Cela rend mes notes très propres et attrayantes. Il y a le mode ‘Kids’ où seuls des jeux pour les enfants sont accessibles et aussi un mode ‘concentration’ qui met la tablette sous forme d’ordinateur.

Je recommande vraiment cette tablette si vous cherchez un produit durable et à un prix raisonnable.

Tout ce dont un usager moyen a besoin dans un grand format à un petit prix grâce au ristourne de 100eur de Samsung. Tout d’abord le grand écran a vite attiré mon attention, c’est rare dans les tablettes.

Avec la puissance pour le multi-tâche et la fonctionnalité de Samsung Dex un display de cette taille se fait irrésistible, ça fait plus de sens d’investir dans une tablette, surtout étant donné que c’était un cadeau pour mes parents et qu’ils ont du mal avec windows et son environnement tablet-touch-tactile toujours peu amiable et intuitive.

Ils connaisent mieux android et sont conscients aussi que les Galaxy sont synonyme de bonne qualité et fonctionnalité. Alors je me suis décidé pour ce modèle. Cerise dans le gateau le Spen inclus, pas besoin d’en acheter un séparemment pour 100eu ou plus comme d’autres que je connais.

Cette interactivité est maintenant à porté de main pour tout le monde. Quoi dire de la gamme Galaxy, simplement c’est la qualité et la valeur ajouté pour ceux qui aiment bien les choses déjà faites, préréglées ou les suggestions comme mes parents.

Avec la possibilité de brancher un moniteur externe et l’utiliser comme un ordinateur je sens que j’ai fait un bon investissement.

J’ai acheté la TAB S7 FE pour remplacer la S2 qui est devenu un peu vieillotte. Tout d’abord c’est une plaisir de regarder sur cette taille d’écran et même le format est plus adapté pour les vidéos (les bandes noires sont plus petites parce que la vidéo remplisse mieux l’écran).

La résolution est aussi meilleure mais il faut bien la choisir – par exemple en regardant sur YouTube la résolution par défaut n’est pas la meilleure. Je regrette un peu l’écran AMOLED du TAB S2 qui offrait des couleurs plus intenses et un contraste un peu plus élevé mais la différence n’est pas énorme.

Le nouveau affichage DeX est aussi très convivial et surtout intuitif pour tous ceux qui sont habitués avec les PC sous Windows. Par contre il me semble qu’il n’est pas possible en utilisant le format DeX de regarder avec l’écran en position verticale, qui est un peu dommage pour les vidéos verticales prises avec des smartphones.

La connectivité avec les télés est aussi très fluide – j’ai essayé avec un Sony de dernière génération et un Samsung un peu plus vieux et ça marche très bien. Par contre la connexion Bluetooth avec mon receiver Yamaha a tendance à s’interrompre après 15-20 minutes.

Je devrais faire un peu plus des tests. En conclusion je suis content de mon achat.

2 Weeks into ownership of open-box Samsung Galaxy Tab s6 lite and all is well. -Supplied charger and charging cable are short and get hot but that seems to be how fast charging is with Samsung devices.

-The screen was not really scratched, not enough to notice (probably dirty fingers scratching the screen leaving hairline scratches) -Is a hefty tablet, almost 2 pounds (1kg) with the included cover and S pen.

-Came with Android 10 from Nov 2020 before Dex came with Android 11. Android 11 seems to be faster in opening files and playing 1080p video. -Battery life playing Youtube at 720p is about 2 hours, 480p is about 3 hr 45 min.

You don’t really feel like it has a 7000 mA/hr battery if all you do is 720p – 1440p video playback. -S pen is very good. Works incredibly well for drawing and notes. If no other processer intensive program is open, you don’t notice the lag from writing/drawing even though the screen is 60 Hz.

Having a video in the background playing though and you’ll notice the lag. -Horrendous Samsung stock apps cannot be uninstalled unless you are savvy enough to use ADB and pass script commands into your device to de-activate unwanted programs (no real way to uninstall them).

-Even though openbox, the unit was pretty much new. Many thumbs up. Hopefully I don’tdrop it and crack the screen though. You essentially have to get a new tablet at that point.

I have to admit, I only received this tablet 1 week ago, so haven’t had a great deal of time yet to be putting it through its paces or stress testing it a lot yet – in large part because I’ve been working hard to NOT let anything happen to it as it’s got no protection yet! I took nearly two months deciding on which tablet I wanted for sure, but I don’t think figuring out which case & screen protector gear to get will take long at all.

So, all that caution considered, I am really happy with my experience so far! The screen is BIG and clear, and I haven’t really even tried out the speakers yet – tho I am looking forward to that after having only the itty bitty speakers of my J7 for the past 3 years.

I already am in love with the S-pen, which was a major point for me in choosing the Tab S6, and I’m looking forward to getting more acquainted with its capabilities. So, barring any unforseen glitches, I expect this to continue to be a positive experience going forward.

I’d also like to take a moment to mention the shipping/delivery of this after the order was finalized. I was given an estimated delivery date of Feb 18th (Thurs), which included a holiday Monday on which mail wouldn’t be delivered; I believe I finalized my order sometime after close of business or thereabouts on Friday the 12th.

To my complete surprise, this item was delivered to my home on Tuesday Feb 16, which is pretty freaking AMAZING considering Sunday & Monday were technically non-business days. I mean I understand that stuff moves a lot more every hour of everyday the world over because of automation and globalization and while it’s 5 o’clock somewhere, it’s also 9am somewhere else and folks are clocking in, but I was still pretty impressed at this quick turnaround time.

Thanks for that guys!.

I have been using the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite for a few weeks now and I am very impressed! I have been using another brand for years and I am so glad I bought this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. This tablet is very sleek and lightweight! I never noticed how heavy my other tablet was until I held this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.

It fits very nicely in my hand and it is easy to hold, doesn’t feel like I’m going to drop it at all. It also feels very durable. I’m very impressed with how fast this tablet charges. Not only does it charge fast but the battery also lasts for up to 13 hours.

The setup was very easy to navigate which I appreciated because this is my first Samsung device. The speakers on this tablet are great, the sound quality is amazing! The picture screen quality is crystal clear.

It has plenty of storage space for all of my needs, it also has slot for a memory card if you want to expand the memory. This tablet is very fast and I have no problems even with several thing open at the same time.

It also has dual band wifi so I can finally connect with 5ghz. The quality of the cameras is also amazing, my pictures come out very nice. I’m not to familiar with the pen yet but it conveniently stores to the side of the tablet with a magnet.

I don’t have any cons for this tablet. Overall I am very impressed with the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite!.

I’ve been a diehard Samsung Galaxy customer since I broke my iPhone 8 and was forced to “temporarily” use a Galaxy S6 for a month. Needless to say, when it came time to upgrade I went with the Galaxy Note 10 + with zero hesitation and left iPhone in the dust.

Legit every person I knew couldn’t believe it but it was within the first 24 hours of using the S6 that I knew I was going to be member of the Samsung Galaxy for as long as Samsung Exists. With the Note 10+ I added the Galaxy Watch Active 2.

I still have the watch and looking forward to upgrading it to the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic which has a physical rotating bezel. I’ve had my eye on a Samsung Flagship Tablet since the Tab S5e and FINALLY was in a position to purchase one about a month ago.

I bought the Galaxy Tab S7 for under $500 with the education promo that comes with the Galaxy Buds Live (Yes, it was a great deal!). It is the best $500 I have ever spent on any electronic (excluding my high school car audio system that I don’t consider an electronic but a necessary appliance (eg.

Fridge, Toilet, Breaker Box) lol) ONE UI 3’s Tablet interface is largely improved compared to stock Android and DeX transforms the Tab S7 from basically a giant phone OS to an OS and user experience almost totally on Par with Windows and MacOS.

There are still a couple of kinks and improvements that need to be made to confidently claim that DeX is the best mobile computing platform and OS, but Samsung has already improved the experience in so many important ways, adding more and more apps to the list of apps that are DeX ready.

Basically, if I have the keyboard connected, the Tab S7 is in DeX mode and when I’m primarily using the touch interface I rely more on OneUI 3. The Tab S7 (mine is Navy) is pristinely built. It looks amazing on the desk and feels and looks amazing in your hands.

I love the matte/satin metal finish of the back, with the dark glass strip that houses the SPen and continues into the Camera Housing. I enjoy the ease of slapping the SPen right on the back to charge and/or pair if need be and the back section of the book cover thoughtfully surrounds and protects the SPen with magnets strong enough to keep itself securely in place while still being extremely accessible and easy to flip down and grab the SPen.

For the SPen to charge when it’s being stored on the back, the nib tip of the SPen has to be facing towards the camera housing. I’ve heard people complain about this but tip towards the camera is the only way the SPen magnetically connects to the tablet.

You also have the option to store the SPen on the side beneath the volume and power button, which when you’re using the keyboard Book cover, is the top of the screen. It doesn’t charge here, but it does magnetically connect making it convenient and secure when you need it frequently and stowing it on the back under the cover would be annoying but I would only store it there while the Tab S7 is in use and as soon as you’ll be moving the Tablet stow it neatly on the back (also allowing it to charge).

There are Quad AKG Dolby Atmos enabled speakers that are incredibly loud, clear and full of rich, true to life sound. The 120 hertz adaptive refresh rate of the display makes operation so smooth and video playback extremely crisp and lifelike.

I don’t think the battery has ever gone lower than 30% in a single day. The rear cameras are surprisingly excellent and the front facing camera is the best I’ve seen on any device, ever. Using the SPen is 2nd nature to me after years of owning multiple Note phones but this SPen experience is different and more satisfying in quite a few ways.

Coloring on PenUp is by far my favorite way utilize the SPen. I’ve used Microsoft Office (Word & Excel) with the keyboard both in and out of DeX mode and was easily able to accomplish just as much as I would have on a regular PC.

I cannot think of a single negative thing to say, other than Google’s lack of focus on the tablet interface and tablet versions of Android apps is troubling. iPadOS is incredible and vastly improves the entire iPad experience.

Making the whole user experience unique instead of just using a giant phone. Samsung has improved everything they possibly can, not google must focus on developing a tablet focused version of Android and Android Apps.

I bought this about 2-3 weeks ago and it’s literally the best thing to have as a University/College Undergrad/Grad student. It’s basically my own assistant cause it has everything on it for me. FEATURES I LOVE: First thing first, I absolutely love Samsung Notes app that’s already installed.

You can create folders, folders within folders, and categorize them however you want. But what’s even better is that you can change the template, color, utensil (pen, highlighter, pencil, etc. ) as well as the color (soooo many to choose from).

You can even type out your notes if you’d like. You can also voice record while writing your notes! (It’s literally so perfect to bring with you during lectures) There’s even a calendar and weekly planning template in the app so it doubles as your planner! Also, the placement of the camera is so nice for meetings and just general video chatting with friends.

It doesn’t come from an awkward angle, so it actually looks like you’re paying attention to the person you’re video-chatting with. Also, as a grad student, I needed a multi-tasking master tool and I love how I can literally do three different things at once, or even four.

(listening to music, reading lecture slides, referring to class notes, taking study notes/homework) There’s even a way where you save the multitasking windows on the sidebar slide thingy and it’s soooo useful especially if you don’t want to keep having to re-open the same windows/apps you use for multi-tasking.

And this might be a bit random, but I personally love using Bixby. BATTERY: I LOVE the battery life on my Tab S7! Light use (so about 3-4 hours a day usually to take or read notes/books/slides) it lasts me 5-6 days.

Heavy use (usually about 8-9 hours a day, OR watching videos/movies for 5 hours – binging shows on weekends) lasts me about 3 days. But this is to say that I only charge the tablet up to 80% and charge it when it hits 20%.

One more but, the usage depends from person to person and some people might feel/see that they use up their battery a lot quicker than I do because you do have to change some settings and turn on battery-saving mode in order to last really long.

But the settings aren’t even that bad – like putting the tablet on dark mode instead of light mode (I prefer dark mode anyway – doesn’t hurt my eyes). PERFORMANCE: I’m not really sure how else to say except that it does everything I need.

It’s fast and it does what I need it to. It’s quick, no lag, great battery. and I’m not super techy so yeah, I think it’s awesome. The ONLY thing I wish it was able to do was let me customize and install themes on it like they do for their phones.

I currently have a S20 and I love how I’m able to customize icons and themes on there and wish the tab s7 also had that feature. For me, I love to customize my things, so I was pretty bummed out that I couldn’t change my icons/apply themes.

I am an artist in general and have been all my life. I am also a digital artist and graphic designer. I have been using one free design program and another paid one along with various online art programs to create designs for years, mostly with gimp for perhaps 20 years — or since it was available.

I have used laptops and desktops to create anything from logos to the design for fabrics and anything available for print-on-demand products. The latter is where I am mostly at today. I bought my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 for many reasons.

I am a poet and author and bought it for writing on the go or lounging in bed — a rarity but needed at times for health, for the ability to use Dex and turn my tablet into a desktop so I may write my poetry and work on my books, and to have access to design programs.

that I could use with my S Pen, which seems to be limitless. I also wanted a larger screen to play an occasional game, read emails, check social media, and so on like I do with my phone but the three main reasons I listed top them all.

I sell print-on-demand products on the top eCommerce sites, my own sites, and almost all POD sites too. I wanted that S Pen because of the competitor’s tablet and pen and the app used to design the most popular one.

But, I cannot add additional memory to that one. And it is over-priced. And loaded with type. So I opted for the Galaxy Tab S7, 128GB, Mystic Black with the S Pen. and it is MINE! Could I afford it? Nope! The pandemic made sure of that, plus I haven’t been at POD very long and it is my only source of income, till I get some things published.

But as you can and will read, it is worth every penny to me because not only is it a pleasurable tech item, but an aid in my income. I have created so many designs, written so many phenomenal poems, taken extremely fantastic photos, played amazing games, and really just could not be happier.

The designs I have created using the S Pen and a program offered to Galaxy Tab S7 owners through the Galaxy store is the best program ever and the S Pen in general with whatever I do on my tablet is simply flawless.

I have created designs in minutes instead of hours, used the great write-to-text function that allows me to write my poetry freehand faster than I could ever type — I have 2 nerve disabilities that make typing hard — that type it out in a flash! It is also, the S Pen, great as my mouse! I just use it for everything.

I have told everyone I know, and then some, that I got the Galaxy Tab S7, 128GB, Mystic Black with S Pen and how much it means to me to have it, to dream bigger, to work smarter and more easily, to bring publishing books to a sooner time, to relax and have fun, and to enhance my career as an artist in general but presently in the POD field in eCommerce.

Can I live without it? Well, sure, but life would suddenly be a little more frustrating and difficult like it was until I got my tablet, plugged it in, and tried out absolutely every nook and cranny.

It is the best. I am not a young man and this tablet has enabled me to actually feel younger because of all I can do with it. My next step is a Bluetooth keyboard by Samsung, of course, and as I have a lot of memory left, more programs for digital art or art in general, more things to further my writing, and to eventually save up and buy another one as a gift.

I bout a senior a Galaxy A10 tablet just because I had to give someone a Samsung Galaxy Tablet, of any kind, now that I own mine. This tablet is not over-priced, becomes a laptop with DEX and an optional keyboard — DEX is, indeed, a computer to me, and with the S Pen, impeccable camera, amazing built-in apps and features along with what is available, I would have paid $1000 for it.

AS I sit here, I can think of so much more to say, but within the words I have used here, if you read between the lines, you see a hundred more wonderful things I am saying. I cannot wait to pick up my tablet.

I Use it daily, for hours on end. You should too! If it weren’t for the fact that I want to see my art is large scale — I have a 27″ screen, I would barely touch my desktop. Even for watching movies it is incredible.

The sound, the image, the size, wow! Okay, I have said enough and not near enough, but as the title says, Life Saver, Game Changer, and Career Changer, I have tried to make that clear. Get one, you really won’t regret it, not for a second.

I know the S7+ has a bit more of this or that but as much as I use mine and computers and apps in general, I can still say the S& is perfect. I may get the plus one day, but what I have is a dream come true and I wouldn’t trade it for any other!.

I am not sure if this a review of the Tab S4 in general, or the one I received. I will assume it is the latter. This Tab S4 is much larger than I expected (or that ten inches would seem). The device is in much better shape than I expected too.

It is essentially like new, except that the battery was nearly worn out. It was cheap for me to replace it, though it took much patience to get the solidly glued back removed without breaking it. The screen is startling bright and vivid.

I love the fact that it is so much like my android phone. I attempted to use my wife’s iPad several times which is like learning a new language. I can also put a sim card in and use cell service when wireless is not available (a big plus in Montana).

Let me start off by saying I’m a media consumer, not a producer. I watch videos from various sources like Netflix and Hulu, since I cut the cord I find myself watching YouTube tv more often on my tablets than on my actual tv.

I have been mostly been living in the apple ecosystem, I also own an iPad Pro and Microsoft surface pro. I had was a Samsung galaxy tab s2, which I loved but displayed a 4:3 aspect ratio which wasn’t ideal for movies.

Now, that I have been given the opportunity to purchase this tablet at a reduced price for my honest review as part of the insiders campaign, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 using a Super AMOLED HDR capable display in a 16:10 ratio is my go to device for video.

Throw in the quad speakers tuned by AKG and Dolby Atmos support and you have one amazing portable movie machine. After watching my first movie on this tablet, I went and bought a 256gb micro sd card and now I keep it topped off with movies and tv shows so no matter where I’m at I can watch! I didn’t play many mobile games before, but with this tablet’s processing capabilities, I am loving the immersive quality gaming.

Downloading and getting into games from the google play store is so easy and fun, and this tablet has the power and display to handle anything you throw at it. On the more serious side. This tablet came loaded with office for Android, and with the optional keyboard I’m running out of reasons to put off doing the things I need to do.

It is better to be sitting outside of my house finishing off a PowerPoint than inside my office at work. With the included Dex mode, which basically puts a desktop layout onto your android tablet, I find it’s less time consuming and even dare I say it, a little more fun to work on my presentations or documents while sitting on my deck in the backyard than under the glaring fluorescent lights of the office, and I can even stream some music in the background while I am doing it.

I can still use my favorite wired headphones on this tablet because yes, this tablet has a headphone jack! It also works very well with Samsung SmartThings which I have been controlling and monitoring my house with for years, another of the many huge pluses of this tablet.

The S pen is incredible for note taking, working on documents, and generally controlling my tablet. But with all of the other features, google assistant, Knox Security Platform and all the available apps, this tablet is now an integral part of my day!.

As a full time college student, the ease of using a small computer-like device is helpful in so many ways. I’ve found using a small tablet with an attached keyboard is so much easier than lugging around a laptop along with books and other school supplies.

That being said, I had high hopes for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4. Here is my opinion on the product itself: Right out of the box, the quality of the tablet is evident. A sleek, beautiful device, well packaged and inclusive with guides, USB to mini USB-C cable, wall adapter and sim card slot opener.

The tablet has quite a bit of weight to it which is expected from a high quality Samsung device. It powers up smoothly with a little bit of a wait time, roughly about 1 minute for it to load completely which could take longer if you use the password feature on start up.

The screen is absolutely gorgeous and the apps run fast and smooth. One of my favorite features on the tablet is DeX desktop which basically turns the tablet into a mini laptop. Apps are lined up like a standard computer.

I was concerned that the tablet wouldn’t support certain apps I needed to use for school such as Word and Power Point, however the apps were readily available and function just as they do on my laptop.

The battery life for this tablet exceeded my expectations as well. I put good use to it throughout the entire day, not only opening documents but watching videos and searching the net. The battery continued to last even through the evening as I used it to watch movies and play video games.

This tablet (like most laptops) has the ability to connect to any smart TV to make the screen bigger and it runs smoothly, mirroring a clear image of what is on the tablet. My only complaint for this product is that it lacked a USB port.

Bluetooth and wireless WiFi connection are available, which was helpful for pairing headphones and other devices. However, I was unable to connect a flash drive to download files I needed and I was unable to connect to a printer to get some documents I needed right away.

If Samsung could somehow add this, they would have designed the perfect tablet for a typical college student.

Got a great deal from Best Buy, read the all the reviews I needed first before buying. had to buy the backlit keyboard so I can take advantage of its over all potential. I do have the aging pixel c and ipad air so I looked for a new prospect and took interest on S8 ultra large screen with its quality audio and high def viewing.

and yeah the screen size quite a jump from I am used to. owned it for awhile now and in my personal opinion, it is amazing!. I use it mostly as a tablet then I tried Dex to do my work spreadsheets and worked like a charm.

now I don’t have to bring my work laptop home yay!. still have no regrets thus far. I am liking the convenience to do alittle work and lot’s of play.

This is a very good Tablet. I loved it. Only issue was the USBC port. The port was messed up from the start. I had to return the tablet and was forced to go with the 256 version. Best Buy couldn’t get me a 512 to replace mine.

I lost some of the upgraded features like 16 gig to 12 gig ram and 256 GB storage. Everything else was the same. The tablet is really a great tablet and a faulty USBC port is not a common thing.

I bought the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus on sale during the week of Black Friday for a little under $650 at the end of 11/21. It took literally forever for it to arrive. It took nearly a month before it arrived about a little less than a week before Christmas of 2021.

I’ve been using it every single day for about 2 1/2 months now. This tablet’s display is hands down the best I’ve seen on any tablet and laptop which is thanks to the sAMOLED display & the 120HZ refresh rate.

When I watch videos on this tablet, which is very often, the display is hard to distinguish between it & a 2160p screen. I was super excited because I heard that this tablet would be HDR compatible & I guess it is to an extent but it’s kind of a coin toss because sometimes it plays HDR videos with no problem but there are some HDR videos that it can’t play & if you do try to play it the picture is really dark & washed out.

I wish that it had full HDR compatibility but unfortunately it does not. Next, is the wifi & this tablet has wifi 6 & can support both 2. 4GHz & 5GHz bands & it absolutely shows. This tablet’s wifi speed is blazing fast & the Snapdragon graphics card is top of the line & it shows by how fast it works.

Next, is the battery which despite what some people say it is not great it is absolutely abysmal maybe it’s just me because I use it for watching videos for hours at a time but I’m lucky to get 4-5 hours between charges.

Thankfully I got a 45 Watt PPS charger which is Samsung’s fast charger it can charge from 40%-100% in about an hour. The audio is great I love that there are quad Harmon Kardon speakers with Dolby Atmos and it really shows.

It’s kind of difficult typing on this thing because it’s so big but I just have to put up with it because there is absolutely no way that I’m going to pay $200 for a keyboard. That’s 1/3 (33%) of the purchase price which is highway robbery you get better percentages at a pawn shop but if you have the money I’d definitely recommend getting it it will definitely come in handy.

The only other issues I have with this tablet are things that are outside of Samsung’s control like there are very few options when it comes to protective cases & screen protectors so you are definitely limited as far as getting one that truly protects the tablet & because of this I’d definitely recommend buying the extra insurance unless you don’t plan to move it a lot which I do I take mine with me everywhere.

All in all when it comes down to it I would definitely recommend this tablet to anyone it’s better all around & it has just as good a screen as the Apple iPad Pro 12. 9 inch & unlike the Apple the Samsung has expandable storage & it is far less expensive so if you are on the fence go ahead & get off & get the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus.

After using it for almost two months share my experience. First of all, my had many tablets included the many Ipad and I also had a Samsung A7 lite tablet before, but the overall experience of SAMSUNG s7plus is very good.

I personally think that it is a smooth and professional tablet so far. First of all, Samsung’s Android system is perfect, it hardware has strong compatibility with accessories of the same brand and other OEM accessories.

The CPU runs very fast, I think it should be the reason for the high memory(8G RAM, yes, I recommend the 256G S7 plus version and only high a little than the 128g version), especially some games run smoothly than my Ipad air.

The screen is high resolution QHD display. But pay attention to the size of this tablet, although it is 12. 4 inch, it is actually long, which means that it is very compatible to watch some high-definition movies or videos.

The speaker sound affect is great. What I like most about this tablet is that it has a DEX tablet system, so it is almost indistinguishable from a computer with a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard. And the spen, which does not need to be purchased additionally pen.

If the daily study write and record is ok, I have not tried drawing by the spen. The tablet is a little heavy, and the bottom of the spen is easy to fall.

Android tablets have always suffered in the shadow of iPads, but have zero regrets about pulling the trigger on this beast. Got it on clearance with 256GB of storage and 8GB of RAM and it absolutely sings across any and all functions.

The brushed aluminum body is stylish and durable, though I threw a case on it quickly to protect that gorgeous display. The included S-Pen is my first foray into the stylus world and it’s as smooth, precise, and buttery as promised.

The OLED screen on this beast has to be seen to be believed; having recently upgraded to an OLED television at home, the same inky blacks and infinite contrast provide a stunningly clear, beautiful picture.

The speakers are loud and powerful and provide a good balance without getting too treble-y, as sometimes happens with these smaller speakers. Included software was minimal beyond Google and Samsung’s standard offerings, which were more than enough, thanks.

Compared one of these side by side with the new Tab 8+ and can tell virtually no difference beyond the standard micro-tweaks that happen with most new generations of tech nowadays – save yourself $300+ and snag this sweet piece of gear if you can!.

The tablet itself is simply amazing. The screen is super sharp, maybe not as sharp as the s7+, but you also don’t have the burn in problem as with the s7+ screen. I couldn’t be happier with the quality of the pictures and videos.

This tablet is a replacement for my Samsung Tab E, 9. 6. The S7 FE 5g simply blows it away, in every regard. It has a 12. 4″ screen, but is lighter than my 9. 6 tab E. Here’s my screen protector tips for installation.

This is a huge screen, take ylur time and do it right. -find a low dust room -dust off the table before using -wash your hands. Make sure they are completely dry. -clean the screen thoroughly with solution.

-Here’s the magic bullet. They wont show you this on youtube. Take a pocket flashlite after you supposedly removed all the dust from the screen. You will be amazed at all the dust still on the screen.

-very carefully, remove the dust with the tool supplied with the screen protector. It works, even on the tempered glass. -do not touch the inside of the tempered glass. It would be difficult to clean.

-the glass can be lifted carefully to remove dust that you somehow missed. -lastly, I had a bubble of water that somehow got onto the inside of the glass. I noticed it after removing the last speck of dust from the screen.

I left it alone, and after using the tablet for 2 days, the water evaporated, and the bubble is totally gone. Not all screen protectors are created equal. Glass Screen Pro is what I highly recommend.

They are 2 for 15. 00 on ebay.

I replaced my LG Stylo 6 with the K92 5G. Cricket Wireless said that LG will no longer be manufacturing cellphones, so I’m guessing that LG decided to go out with a mid-priced phone with a huge amount of memory.

For the price, this phone has more than enough memory to do just about anything that’s needed. I’ve never had it lag, freeze up, or require frequent restarts. With that said, there are two things that could have been improved with this model.

First, the quad cameras leave a lot to be desired, especially in a low light situation. I’ve had cheap, low priced phones with much better cameras. Second, 5G isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, as far as data streaming is concerned.

Quite often 5G is either slow, lags, or buffers significantly more than 4G LTE. This phone automatically switches from 4G LTE to 5G. However, for some reason LG didn’t include a setting to make 4G LTE the primary network.

Some phones have a setting that locks the phone to 4G LTE, but this Cricket K92 5G doesn’t. Overall, I’ve been very satisfied with the K92 5G and I’ll definitely miss it when it’s eventually obsolete and will need to be replaced.

I got this used for a little over $400. 00 The item was in remarkably good condition. I have used an ipad air 1st generation for over seven years now but was not willing to dish out the money for a new one in 2021.

I love this tablet. It has a great size. Its easy to use. Very fast for what I use it to do. The screen is very nice and the writing experience with the s pen is very nice as well. The speakers on this tablet is also fantastic! Goes very loud and plays really clear with some oomph to it as well.

Just a note on if you plan to use this for editing office documents. Unfortunately once the device screen size is over 10. 1 inches you have to purchase a Office 365 subscription. That is not Samsung’s fault but microsoft’s greediness.

Just thought i’d put it out there in case you have plans to edit word and excel docs on this.