The best high quality Android tablet – Samsung Galaxy Tab S6
CPU: Octa-Core Qualcomm 855 | Camera resolution: 8 MP (rear), 1.2 MP (front) Screen: 10.2 inches, 2160 x 1620 pixels | Memory: 128 GB, 256 GB | Storage: 6 GB, 8 GB | Connections: flash, headphones Dimensions: 9.8 x 6.8 x 0.3 inches Weight: 1.1 kg | Wi-Fi: 802.11a / b / g / n / ac
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Advantages
- Fast performance
- S pen integration
- The BookCover keyboard contains a touchpad
If willing to pay iPad prices but prefer to live outside the Apple-walled garden, consider the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6. This sleek slate features a bright, vibrant Super AMOLED display and a neat slit on the back to magnetically attach the S-Pen style. Unlike Apple and its Apple pen, this pen is included so you don’t make extra money. While the BookCover keyboard of the Galaxy Tab S6 is similar in price to the Smart Cover of the Apple keyboard, it contains a touchpad, which Apple only contains in the much more expensive Magic keyboard.
Disadvantages
- The keyboard is tight
- Shorter battery life than iPad
We only wish Samsung hadn’t found the source of Apple’s courage and removed the headphone jack from the Tab S6. And even though the battery life of the Galaxy Tab S6 is almost 9 hours, it doesn’t reach 11:58 on the iPad or 13:45 on Amazon Fire HD 10.
How to choose best tablet for you
Think about the operating system you live in. So open your bag and think about how much you rely on your smartphone. IPhone owners can jump directly to the iPad or iPad Pro from the 7th genre and would be correct in this regard – the integration of iMessage and shared application ecosystems on iOS and iPadOS is an ideal combination. But if iPad Pro is too expensive and the 7th generation iPad isn’t powerful enough, the faster processor of the iPad Air lets the iPad consider it, although I can’t blame the buyers. Budget conscious because they go with the normal iPad.
Android users have a wider range of options. However, since Android apps on tablets aren’t as successful as you’d expect, this is a good time to consider all of your options. Yes, Galaxy Tab S6 has a fantastic screen and Android apps, but isn’t Windows 10 a more powerful platform? If you nod yes, Surface Go 2 is the best tablet for you. However, if you have a large enough family and everyone lives in the Amazon Prime ecosystem, go to Fire 7 if you’re trying to stay on budget, and Fire HD 10 if you’re out of devices USB-C.
How we test tablets
First, we will have as many benchmarks as this tablet allows to see how fast they are in a way that can be compared directly to the competition. We say “allowed” because some tablets, such as B. Slates from Amazon, have problems with side-loaded Android apps. Then we use color meters and light meters to measure how colorful and bright the screens of these tablets can get. Afterwards we guided them through our internal battery test, which takes so long until a charging tablet is empty – while surfing the Internet with a brightness of 150 nits.
Then we do the same things as you – surf the web, watch YouTube, play games, write emails – and much more. We try to write some (or all) of the tablet reviews on the tablets we tested, if a keyboard is available. Nobody wants to write magnum opus on a glass sheet, believe me.
Then we keep an eye on the following tablets. Walmart has introduced two Onn Pro tablets, although they are not iPad Pro competitors (apart from USB-C). We look forward to testing the 8-inch and 10.1-inch Onn and offering Walmart points for Android 10.
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