Hi friends I would like to share my experience using Samsung Galaxy Tab s3 for 10-15 days. (Including my rating out of 10 in each mentioned category) 1. SCREEN: Superb SAmoled Screen with HDR ready so screen is excellent with 9.7 in. (10 Points) 2.

BATTERY LIFE IS HIGH 6000mAh

I dont find out any disadvantage in this product

I knew the Tab 4 is going to be released soon, however when I read it did not have fingerprint reader and was going to rely on Iris, I decided to stay with older tech. I have been pleased in conjunction with the keyboard cover.

Realistic color; Bright display; Lightweight; Built-in speakers

The Galaxy Tab S3 has proven itself to be a powerful tablet for work and play. If you like watching videos on-the-go or at the comforts of your home, this device won't disappoint.

* Great display; * Slim build; * Good performance; * Long battery life; * Comes with S Pen

* Quite Expensive; * Storage starts at 32GB only

As long as expectations are tempered, the Galaxy Tab S3 is a fantastic tablet. It's not a productivity device or a PC replacement, but as an entertainment device and a sketchpad, the tablet won't disappoint.

Top-notch display; loud and clear quad speaker system; responsive and sensitive S Pen; instant gifs!; great battery life; HDR10-ready

Keyboard cover not included and lacks a touchpad and multiple viewing angles; expensive; a little slow for tabbed browsing

I can (and will in just a moment) wax philosophical about Android on tablets at length. Before that, all you really need to know is that this is a $600 tablet. If you aren't interested in spending $600 on a tablet, you should not buy this. I suspect that will be most of you.

Design Solid build quality and slim frame, Performance The Tab S3 is more responsive than past Samsung devices; Fingerprint sensor is better, too, S Pen The larger design is much more comfortable, and the finer tip improves accuracy, Multitasking The combination of split-screen and pop-up view works...

Cost $600 for a tablet and another $130 for a keyboard dock is insane; The keyboard dock And about that dock; the keys feel nice; but it's too cramped for any real use; Glass The back collects fingerprints and could break if dropped; S Pen again It doesn't dock inside the tablet; Battery It's just...

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