If I had to pick one tablet to watch video on for the rest of my life, I would pick the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3.

Samsung packs buzz-worthy features like S Pen and HDR support into its new premium Galaxy Tab S3, but without a keyboard packed in, it's still more about content consumption than creation.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is an elegantly designed tablet that comes with a capable stylus; It has a stunning AMOLED screen, fingerprint sensor for extra security and satisfyingly loud quad speakers; It's also the first HDR-ready tablet.

Despite the hype, HDR content is not available on the tablet yet; Large games take time to load; The keyboard add-on is an expensive extra.

As Android tablets go, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 can't be bettered. It certainly gives the iPad Pro a run for its money.

AMOLED screen packs in resolution and HDR (high dynamic range) brightness; Great S Pen stylus included; Slim and light design that looks great;

Expensive; No keyboard included for the price; Slippy rear glass; Limited use for HDR content right now; Multi-tasking not as deft as laptop/phone setup;

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 (32GB), the world's most powerful Android slate, is a perfect example of the "pro tablet" dilemma. Much like Apple's 9.7-inch iPad Pro, this is a tablet that's priced like a laptop, but its mobile operating system holds it back when it comes to productivity. Its saving grace is the S Pen, making the Tab S3 brilliant for sketching and note-taking—but that may not be worth $599.99. We've been down this road before. Android- and iOS-powered tablets make terrific media consumption gadgets, and their respective styli let them dip into productivity. Apps that look and feel like Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office, and other high-end creator titles appear on the Apple and Google Play app stores. But they lack the full functionality you get from Windows. That's fine when you're paying less than you would for a similar Windows tablet, but once you get into the $600-$800 range, you don't want to have to make compromises. Physical Design The Galaxy Tab S3 is a big, ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is the most powerful Android tablet available, but it's very pricey for the functionality you get.

Responsive S Pen; Gorgeous AMOLED screen; Very good battery life; Excellent Wi-Fi performance

Expensive; Android doesn't match Windows on productivity; Camera isn't great

The Tab S3 is a tablet and stylus combo that wants to satisfy all your needs, from entertainment to sketching and writing notes. When used for simple notes and sketching, the S Pen is generally great.

Beautiful AMOLED display; Powerful specs; S Pen generally ace

Tab S2 enough for most; Limited bass

If you want a 10″ Android tablet, this is the best option currently out there. It's not perfect, though. It's expensive, its physical and capacitive keys are awkward, and it's loaded with too many Samsung apps, but aside from that, it's a solid choice.

high quality high definition 9.7" AMOLED HDR-ready display for higher quality video playback experience, new S-Pen and well-designed physical keyboard in a light and thin package. Cons: entertainment machine that cannot be used as a PC replacement except for people who do not need compute intensive...

High quality high definition 9.7" AMOLED HDR-ready display; New S-Pen digital pen; Well-designed physical keyboard in a light and thin package

Cannot be used as a PC replacement; HDR content hard to come by

Love at first sight. Fast and beautiful. I finally have a tablet that I can increase the font size on, making it easier for me to see. The screen is gorgeous. A definite keeper.

I bough this tablet for my fiance he loves it tech specs are 4gb ram 2k hdr screen Snapdragon 820 quad core processor 6000mha battery with fast charge Quad speaker tuned by akg And s pen He uses it everyday for gameing and general use the hdr screen is very vidid blacks are blacks whites are whites...

This Tablet deserves a double Thumbs Up... It's Fast - Great HD Display - Good battery life for a High Definition picture and Quad Core Processor.... The Tablet rings when my phone does, so if I'm using the tablet I don't have to put it down to answer the phone.

I received the Samsung Galaxy TAB 3 as a gift for Christmas after my husband had to return the original gift of a Lenovo 3 that did not work out due to the microphone in it. This Samsung Galaxy TAB S 3 is far superior and has awesome clarity, a decent battery time for gaming and great quality Skype...