Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite: With cuts (mostly) in the right places, the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is the Android tablet to beat

Great price; S Pen stylus included; Excellent battery life

No AMOLED screen; No DEX support

The tablet, as hardware, is well made, since it's a Samsung. Having 4GB RAM helps a lot, since anything less would severely hamper any Android version. Battery life is good, depending on what the tablet is used for, but lowering the screen brightness helps extend that.

Great tablet to do everything on charge holds great

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is a well-rounded iPad competitor, and it’s arguably the best non-premium tablet the company has ever put out. It has strengths, from the inclusion of the S Pen to software customization options and a fairly robust and good-looking design.

Robust design; Plentiful UI customization options; S Pen stylus included

Some issues with S Pen; Can be a little sluggish in use; Android not perfectly optimized for tablets

: This is the all-rounder tablet to get if you want the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet but don’t have the budget for it.

: The midrange version of the best Samsung tablet that can do almost everything well, even replace your laptop; Super loud boombox audio.

: Still a bit pricey for a midrange Android tablet.

There are two variants of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite which are on sale in India at this time. There is the Wi-Fi only variant which is priced at Rs 27,999 while the Wi-Fi + Cellular option is priced at Rs 31,999.

Ultimately, the Tab S6 Lite is good because it’s simple. It isn’t striving to be a 2-in-1 that might require better hardware and multitasking software. Those looking for a well-designed, long-lasting and capable Android tablet will find the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite a satisfying option.

Stylus comes included; good battery life; simple and solid design; has a headphone jack

Screen could be better; no first-party keyboard case; face recognition is just OK

After spending a few weeks using the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, I've decided the tablet's capabilities exceed its name. I mean, it is lighter on features and performance than the full-fledged Galaxy Tab S6, so in that sense it is a "lite" version. But the name does it a disservice, because I never really felt like I was missing features. Maybe it's because the S6 Lite isn't trying to be an Android two-in-one laptop and instead just does more than I expected from a midrange Android tablet, and that's what makes it a standout.

Despite being called Lite, Samsung's midrange tablet has plenty to offer anyone looking for an Android tablet to do more than stream movies and shop.

Included S Pen is good for note-taking, sketching and more; High-quality display and audio; More than 11 hours of battery life;

Palm rejection needs improvement; Samsung's Book Cover is pricy on its own;