Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4" 64GB Android Tablet, LCD Screen, S Pen Included, Slim Metal Design, AKG Dual Speakers, 8MP Rear Camera, Long Lasting Battery, US Version, 2022, Angora Blue

I got this for my GF and now I think I want one. It is very fast and very nice to draw with. It has been about 3 years and this still feels like it's brand new bleeding edge technology. think this is the best bang for your buck android tablet that you can draw on

I purchased this tablet a little over a month ago, and I must say that I'm very impressed with every aspect of it. From work to play, this thing can do it all. It's speedy and responsive with most tasks. For those of you wondering if it can handle gaming, the answer is yes. It has a dedicated gaming mode or "booster" that seems to do the job. I've been playing Asphalt 9, Shadowgun Legends, Pubg and Standoff 2 since I got it, and they all run great. It might not run all of them at maximum settings, but it does an admirable job at keeping a playable and consistent framerate at mid to high settings in everything I've played so far. It also runs all of my favorite emulators without a hitch. And there is indeed an actual headphone jack. I can't stand the lag in sound that a lot of bluetooth headphones bring, so the audio out is much appreciated. As for the screen, it has good color and clarity, and the included S Pen works well with many applications. Also, the speakers sound good for a tablet - especially with Dolby Atmos turned on. Really, the only negative thing I can say is that the charger it comes with out of the box does charge somewhat slowly. Luckily, the battery life is long enough so that you won't be having to keep it on the charger all that often - and of course you can always buy a new charger or use an existing one from a previous device. I'll give an update in a few months if my opinion changes. But for now, I'll say it's a great overall choice for those looking for a mid-range tablet that doesn't break the bank.

I've lost count of how many tablets and phones I've owned. From Nexus to Lenovo, I've tried most all the brands. Some have had more bloat than others and some have had longer life spans than others. My last Lenovo tablet lasted a little over 3 years before it got one too many updates from our dear friend Google. I was trying to live off my phone, although the screen size was killing me. Overall, this tablet works great. There's a minimum amount of bloat on it and even though Samsung forces some of their take on Android down your throat, you can still use Google Photos and other options if you tinker around in there long enough. I was tempted to dock a star because some things should be easier to change - about like how MS forces their stuff on you in Windows. I'm a rather casual tablet user. I have no interest in gaming on a tablet, so I can't comment about that. I listen to some videos and browse mostly. Sounds is ok for me. I've got a gaming PC with surround audio, so it would take a lot for me to get excited about any tablet comparing that level. The tablet is really responsive and no noticeable lag opening up the browser and getting around between apps. The pen works well, and the screen is crisp. Weight, considering the size is ok. I'm generally just carrying this around the house, so it's not an issue. For my usage, I'm getting extremely good battery life. The only possible thing I could think to ding this on is the speed of updates. It's on Android 13 right now, although the security patches appear to lag several months behind. It's not a big deal though and I've not had any issues with compatibility or stability other than the usual apps that fail to consider tables exist. I like this tablet and assuming I get good life out of it, I'll definitely consider Samsung again in the future when I need another tablet.

I've wanted an Android tablet for some time. Have been using an 11 year old ipad 2, but literally all it can do any more is play movies on an ancient version of Netflix. Wanted something that I could use for web as well, and I didn't want another ipad. After a few days I really like this tablet. It's a no brainer at the recently reduced price point, but I think it would have been over-priced when it was at the original price. The build quality is exceptional. I was surprised by this. It's a very sleek metal slab. It looks fantastic. I also appreciate the aspect ratio, which works better for movies than an ipad. But on the flip side, it looks and feels like a gigantic smartphone when in portrait. Speakers are decent for a tablet. However, I would have preferred to have a plastic shell and a faster processor as my compromise. I am not sure what's going on with the Qualcomm chip in this thing. I get the impression that it's actually quite capable, but it seems to me that there's possibly a tuning issue. I notice lag more than I notice actual slow speeds. It's like they tuned it to get down to a sleep state very quickly, and it's sluggish to ramp back up. It definitely feels off compared to any phone I've had in the last 5 years or more. I've had to train myself to wait that 1/2 or 3/4 second before I expect a response. That doesn't sound like a big deal, but we've gotten spoiled as devices have continued to feel more instantaneous. Since I am purely using this for media and web, I can live with it. But if I were using this as a primary computing device I'd be pulling my hair out. Once the processor has decided to get back up to full speed, it seems much more responsive. Zooming in and out of photos works fine, so the GPU seems decent. Note that I don't game, so I have no idea how it does in those. For playing movies and basic web browsing, this thing works well. My only concern is that when it gets OS updates, it'll gradually feel slower and slower, as devices tend to do. But there's nothing comparable in its current price range, and I think that it much more powerful than the budget tablets, although I haven't actually used any, just read about them.

good product. no issues at all, works perfect

My first Android device, using it a month and so far meeting all my needs well. Good battery life, v clear screen, brilliant colors! Great sound too. Bought a protective case as well, fitted very well! TQ

En términos generales la tablet es buena, es una compra segura, te llega lo que pides y en general es muy buena. Para los que están buscando una opinión para comprar o no la tablet les digo. En términos de la pantalla es aceptable, la calidad es muy buena aunque no llega a ser impresionante. La batería sí, es de las cosas que más me gustan, te dura todo el día aún y cuando la uso muy seguido con juegos, películas o hacer tarea. Eso es algo que también me gusta mucho, para hacer trabajos, tareas o cosas de oficina la tablet es casi que perfecta y digo casi porque cuando llevas mucho tiempo trabajando a buen ritmo llega un momento en el que se traba un poco y tienes que cerrar las aplicaciones para que vuelva a funcionar bien. Las bocinas de la tablet son buenas y hasta ahí el sonido no es su fuerte. Para juegos la tablet funciona bien aunque debes de ser realista con los juegos, no corre juegos que son muy pesados o necesitan muy buenos gráficos, para los demás funciona bien. El S pen me encantó sus funciones son muy útiles. Le doy 5 estrellas por todo lo que les mencione y por su precio, la verdad esta barata para lo que te ofrece.

It does everything

It's been going great. Our son uses it at least an hour every day. The stylus works great.