Had it less than a day and in love with it. Intuitive and very fast. Lovely build feel. I took out accidently damage just in case. Just like a prenuptial.

The Galaxy Tab S6 is everything that a good tablet needs to be. It's sleek, it's functional, and most importantly, it's Android's best bet at coming up with any serious competition to the iPad. But should you really get it instead of any of Apple's tablets

Beautiful display; Slim and light; The S Pen is very functional and super useful; Powerful quad speakers on board; Top-notch hardware; Good battery life; Great multimedia experience; Excellent value for money

No headphone jack; Really, No LED camera flash, Bixby Home is laggy

Android tablets are not the best option on the market for many people due mostly to Google's own failings but a review of Samsung's Galaxy Tab S6 shows that it isn't the usual tablet. For those who absolutely must have Android and must have a tablet, Samsung, it turns out, has you covered.

Long-lasting battery that charges quickly; Camera experience is flagship-like; if not in performance; Samsung's OneUI performs even better in tablets; Massively fast performance with no latency or lag across the board; Fluid; responsive touchscreen interactions; Full-sized S Pen is an even more...

No wireless charging this Android tablet; Camera falls short on clarity; zoom; color accuracy; Night mode is respectable but not brilliant; No 3.5mm audio jack; no headphones included; Still plenty of bloatware

Although the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 is a gorgeous tablet with stellar specs, its software keeps it from being a true competitor to other pro-minded tablets and 2-in-1 devices. If you're looking for an alternative that has access to the Google Play store, check out the 2-in-1 Samsung Chromebook Plus...

Excellent build quality, display, and performance; Long battery life; Solid cameras

Buggy software and unreliable fingerprint sensor in testing

The Galaxy Tab S6 is arguably the best Android tablet ever made with a sleek design, powerful internals and handy features.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 is a great update to last year’s premium Android tablet but doesn’t make the case for ditching the iPad Pro, Surface Pro or other options.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 out-performs its predecessor with a more powerful processor, optimized DeX mode and increased storage space; It also gets a new minimalistic design and updated S Pen stylus.

The keyboard is not included, and it's expensive and takes time to adjust to its small keys; In the tablet/laptop hybrid wars, there’s little clamor for an Android model, especially in light of Android app support on Chromebooks.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 makes a strong case for itself when it comes to performance, and as an entertainment device. It will also appeal to those who need a stylus for their tablets given Samsung has typically done well in this area.

The best Android tablet around, particularly if you like to de-stress by doodling

Powerful; Looks and feels great; Excellent drawing experience

Tough competition from the iPad Air and Tab S5e; No headphone jack; Questionable stylus button ergonomics

"Creative minds today need a device that can keep up with their ideas and plans wherever they are," said DJ Koh, President and CEO of the IT & Mobile Communications Division at Samsung Electronics. I would like to agree with him and the Galaxy Tab S6 is a good device for many people on the move.

Slim and sexy; Vibrant display; Two operating systems; S-Pen included

Optical fingerprint sensor is poor; Falls short as a notebook replacement; DeX is still not perfect

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 is a brilliant Android tablet. But should you buy it over an iPad Pro, iPad Air or Galaxy Tab S5e? That’s a tricky one. The iPad Pro is more expensive, but the iPad Air isn’t even when you factor in the cost of the Apple Pencil. And the cheaper Tab S5e has several of this model’s highlights, including a great screen, high-end design and support for DeX. Still, if you don’t like Apple or its iPads, it’s hard to conclude anything other than this is the best tablet choice for those with a good chunk of cash to spend.

Powerful; Looks and feels great; Excellent drawing experience;

Tough competition from the iPad Air and Tab S5e; No headphone jack; Questionable stylus button ergonomics;