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Question: Just got my Tab Pro 12.2 Black, but it came with a white USB cable and white wall charger.  Is this normal?
Document: Got my 12.2 tab pro last week. Didn't have to pay taxes and got it 2 days (Actually one). Thanks Amazon Prime. BB seems over priced and the sales reps are always trying to upsell. It may work for the 60-70 crowd but I do my homework before going in the store. The Samsung reps, no affilliation with BB told me about the release a month in advance.
The Tab Pro 12.2 is a beast. Lots of hardware power, a beautiful screen and it handles everything from Google Docs to Minecraft PE with the kids to Final Fantasy 3 and Grand Theft Auto. The speakers are pretty nice also. It's fast and responsive and I've gotten a TON of compliments on it from friends and coworkers.
I bought the Tab Pro 12.2 with the idea of using it as a second screen at the office, as the 8-inch Tab 3 I had was a bit too small for my office needs. I quickly discovered that the Tab Pro is a little workhorse all on its own, and I'm using it a surprising amount of the time in place of my office PC.
I dunno what I can say about this tablet that other reviews haven't already covered in great detail, but I'll give it a shot:I owned an iPad 2 16gb Wi-Fi before I bought my Tab Pro 12.2 (Which I'll call TP12 from now on). My TP12 blows it so far out of the water, it may as well not exist.
nope, it's only good on Galaxy phone and and (smaller) Note devices .. I don't understand that - listen up SAMSUNG - your MILK radio app should be available on ANY Samsung device - phone and tablet - not just phone!Rant over .. :-) .. overall I'm liking my Tab Pro 12.2 .. for me it's not too big .. and it even could have been a little bigger .. definately a recommended tablet!
I've had the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 for about a month and it's been nice. The extra real estate is nice, though it did take some getting used to since my previous tablet was a 10.1&#34; (a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 to be exact). It's also quite a bit heavier, but it makes it feel solid. If you travel a lot, I would make sure it isn't too heavy for you. It weighs as much as some small laptops.
And, although, my wife uses the I-Pad, I still have my Nexus 7. I use these tablets on a regular basis. The Nexus 7 is too small to view web pages or to read, or play games on it.I was hesitant in buying anything bigger than 10&#34; screen size due to its portability. So I decided to take a look at the Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2&#34; screen in the local store.
The back is a nice faux leather, which feels good in the hand. The port for charging and syncing is a USB 3.0 port, but you can use a USB 2.0 cable if need be. The SD card slot is located right next to the charging port. Apart from that, the lines are very clean. The table is incredibly thin too, and not too heavy either. Despite its size, you can hold it with one hand.
The initial reviews I read from the tech sources were not all that good, saying essentially that it wasn't much more than a larger Tab Pro 10. Well, those reviewers must have 20-year-old eyes.The screen is almost the size of an 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper, and those extra 2 inches make a HUGE difference for me. The display is gorgeous.
I have always had IPads (which are great) but I like having more control over the interface and playing around with features. The Tap Pro 12.2 interface is much improved over the IPad's. I like being able to  create screens with full panels, the widgets are nice, and the icons can be moved anywhere on the screen.
Answer: yes, but there are 3, 6, 10 and 15 feet black USB 3.0 cables available to buy for around $5. i'm using the 10 foot and it charges just as well as the factory cable.see here: Cable Matters SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Type A to Micro-B Cable in Black 10 Feet