Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 Review

I have had my hands on a lot of tablets over the past 3-4 years, and doing a reviews on them can be challenging so my approach is the same as if I am considering buying one. I look for what I like in a tablet. The majority of the tablets run Android so it’s not like we are discussing the finer points of the operating system, so here are the things that got my attention when reviewing the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2.

The Screen clarity and brilliance blew me away. It really was the thing that sets this tablet apart from all others I have reviewed recently.   The 9.7 inch model, has a 2,048 x 1,536 pixel resolution, and the screens are Super AMOLED, which explains the richness of the colors. I honestly have no other tablet to compare it to at this time, other than an iPad of which the Galaxy Tab S2 easily holds it’s own.

This tablet is light and very very thin. Manufacture spec of  5.6mm thin the tablet is thinner than the iPad Air 2 and weighs less as well.  The body is not aluminum which explains the weight advantage.

App loading Speed is fast unlike some of my older tablets, as more people are using tablets for everyday functions their can be no lag in executing apps or switching between them. This tablet loads apps amazingly fast as well as switching between them. With 32GB of internal storage space, and a MicroSD card slot for adding another 128GB there is plenty of storage.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 I reviewed was powered by the AT&T Network, and while not on Wifi the user experience was equally as impressive.  This tablets Performance and screen quality will require you to pay a small premium priced at $499 @ AT&T with qualifying service or $30 a month on a 20 month installment agreement you cannot go wrong with this tablet.