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Question: Does anyone feel that this 10.5 is too large? Compaired to a 10.1 samsung tablet? Thanks in advance.
Document: In only word I can think to describe it is perfection. It is flat out amazes and there isn't a product on the market that can stand up to it. Anything you compare it to will come out lacking.Size. Big 10.5 inch screen but weighs less than many paperback books. Easy to hold in one hand. Thinner than it has any right to be.The UI. I have a custom interface on my phone and older tablet. I don't feel the need to replace the Samsung UI.
The screen is also larger now at 10.5" when compared to the tab pro which was 10.1".This tablet has a built in finger print scanner. This is a very handy feature to have for added security without having to type in a PIN, password or pattern. Too bad this feature hardly works. I had to slide my finger a good two to three times for it to register and unlock the screen for me.
I got both 8.4&#8221; and 10.5&#8221; S series and love them. Feature wise, they are very similar. I am a big Android tablet fan and you will not be disappointed with these.! Samsung has iterated a lot to reach here.Samsung has introduced 8.4&#34; S and 10.5&#34; S now.
First tablet purchase (as a gift for my husband) and he was very pleased. I think Samsung did good with making the screen 10.5 inches. It's light - weight, which makes it great for traveling, also, it's really great for working on while traveling. For the most part any app you'd like to download on there you can. He did find it easy to sync his phone calendar to the tablet. Menu layouts are easy to use. Sound is great, a speaker on each side.
With the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5, Samsung finally got their Android tablet right. Having used the previous variations of the Galaxy Tab back to the first 7 inch version, this is by far the best Android tablet out there. The tablet is light, though not quite on par with the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet, and it is thin. The screen is gorgeous and the battery life is much improved.I am not completely sold on a fingerprint sensor for a tablet, though.
Android is a very capable operating system. With it, Google accomplished the unthinkable -- widespread Linux use by average home users. Linus Torvalds popularized his kernel with nerds and the enterprise, but the search giant made it accessible for all. Here's the thing though -- the fact that Android is powered by Linux doesn't matter. No, to the average consumer, all that matters is the experience. What lies beneath is inconsequential.Samsung recently released the Galaxy Tab S 10.5, its newest flagship tablet.
It takes surprisingly good pictures because of that feature since there isn't any camera shake from pressing a shutter button. You can also use the GPS to add location tags to your photos which I think is very cool.I bought the 32gb version in Titanium Bronze and put a 64gb, class 10 microSD card in it. It now has plenty of storage. LOVE THIS TABLET.Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5-Inch Tablet (16 GB, Titanium Bronze)
Because of the odd screen size (larger than the industry standard of 10.1") you chance of making one of these fit into a generic tablet holder is about nil. * No 4G (or 3G for that matter) yet and capable models will not be out until later this year. Oops, that's a biggie. * 16GB for main memory? Really?
I bought this tab through Amazon a few weeks ago, so far I am loving it. The look and feel as well as functions exceeded my expectations.1. Design and appearance: as many review sites already mentioned, it has much better screen (AMOLED HD) than iPad Air, the resolution is about 20% higher. I was very impressed with how good video and pictures look on it.
This is more of a personal thing.If I was going to use this only for business where I might be away from a charger for long extended periods at a time this wouldn't be the tablet for me. But I plan to use this for a mix of business and entertainment and will never be more than 5 or 6 hours away from a charger. For anyone who wants a premium tablet experience this is the way to go. You'll be drooling over the screen just like I still am.
Answer: I think the size is just right. The extra screen space is very welcome when watching video or looking through e-magazines. You get used to the new size quickly. I'm very pleased.