Tablet "S" works very good for what we wanted it to do. Easy to use, good battery life and flexible. Found out that when the battery runs down it puts a small symbol in the lower left corner. Put it on the charger and it came back just like new. Didn't loose any data or programs. We bought the WIFI only unit and we are finding that we can always find WIFI. Good purchase for us.
This is my second Samsung Tab ( also have a Tab 3) & I can't say enough about them. Both are excellent tablets, but the Tab S definitely has improved features & performance. Especially worth mentioning is the new location of the charging port - on the side (rather than on the bottom with the Tab 3). New side location makes it compatible with many more covers & you can comfortably use the Tab while it's charging. The display & speed is phenomenal. You won't be disappointed with this tablet!
Pros: Built-in speakers, Bright display, Durable, Realistic color, Lightweight, charging port on side, fast performance
I have used many tablets, but this one blows them out of the water. The speed with two quad core processers makes this the fastest, and the resolution is superior. I have even used a magnifying glass, and could not see the pixels. Being a true android system, there are so many apps to use the tablet for work, play, reading, and browsing the web.
I got this tablet to replace my I Pad 2.. I wasn't sure I'd like it at first but it blew me away. The colors are amazing and it's very quick. It's an incredible product that actually made me go "wow....why didn't I look to Samsung before?
Simply blows the competition away in all categories...just fantastic.
on December 4, 2014
Posted by: coyotesx5
from West of the Rockies
Expertise:Expert
Lighter than competitor's tablets and with a much nicer display, Samsung has allowed me to vigorously dump the competitors products. Without being tethered to a particular media manager, although you may use Kies, one can literally transfer files (music, videos) to discreet directories without having a competitor's media manager shuffle and rename directories.
No more am I a captive to obsolescence cycles, where competitors load up the O/S with code periodically to make the device more and more sluggish....forcing you to upgrade to a new device. And if you are adventurous, there is a whole community of Android developers out there with great free apps for the Galaxy Tab. New iterations of Android's O/S just keep coming at no charge to you.