The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 gets a lot right for an Android tablet. It has a speedy Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Processor and flexible storage with 128GB or 256GB, which can both be expanded up to 1TB with a microSD card.

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

Our phones might be approaching the screen size of mini tablets, but that doesn't mean the tablet market is dead. The Apple iPad Pro mi...

I have had the S6 8GB for a couple of weeks now and it surpasses everything I needed! Clear, bright display with great sound, and more power for my gaming than I even need at the moment. Highly recommend!

Android tablets are on life support. The iPad has run away with the consumer tablet market, and where it has left some scraps, Amazon's line of Fire tablets has picked them up. Even Google is done trying to compete with premium Android tablet hardware.

Gorgeous display; Loud; clear speakers; Sleek design; Fast performance; Stylus comes in the box

Widescreen aspect ratio sucks for productivity; Optional keyboard case is unstable on a lap; In-screen fingerprint scanner is slow and unreliable; DeX software features feel half-baked and are frustrating to use; Numerous software bugs

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

Samsung is one of the few manufacturers still making Android tablets , let alone ones that focus on productivity, and I'm glad for it. Android has a lot of potential. If Google's not going to push the needle , a hardware expert like Samsung is the next best thing.

Excellent 10.5-inch screen; Superior performance; Built-in trackpad in the keyboard; Nice design and build quality; Improved S Pen functionality

Storing S Pen requires close attention; No headphone jack; The keyboard isn't included and is expensive

The Galaxy Tab S6 is a faster, slimmer upgrade with a handier stylus – but its quality-of-life improvements might not be groundbreaking enough to unseat the iPad Pro as the king of professional tablets. Still, if you liked its predecessor, the new device is worth sizing up as a powerful work device.

S Pen is much better integrated; Finally; pro specs; Keyboard case is finally good

Pricey for its utility; Unclear if fancy stylus gestures will be useful

In the aftermath of a rather quiet July in the world of mobile tech, Samsung is looking to dominate August by launching a bevvy of new products. While the and are undoubtedly the most hotly-anticipated of the Korean company's forthcoming launches, they aren't the only ones.

A nearly seamless productivity laptop in an ultra-thin tablet that has everything

: The best tablet that can do everything; even replace your laptop

: A bit pricey for a tablet