
Quickly connect with colleagues and friends on the go using this multifunctional Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 featuring a 2.15 GHz + 1.6 GHz quad core processor. Store photos from the device’s 13MP camera, which comes with a high-quality flash, on its 32GB internal memory. Equipped with a formidable Li-Ion 6000mAh battery, this Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 plays video for up to 12 hours straight without requiring a recharge. 
A: The beautiful OLED screen, it is more portable and faster (Android/ARM v.s. Windows), the S-Pen, and the keyboard is optional. Also slightly smaller so more portable. If you have a lot of Android apps and few Windows apps (note Office for Android is on the tablet), it is easier to stay with Android. If you have a lot of Windows specific stuff and it would give adequate performance, the ProS would be better - but you will be using the browser instead of apps for most things. One is like a sedan, one is like a truck, they both work, but it depends on what you will use them for.
Q: Which is better the tablet or IPad I have an iPhone . Does that matter?
A: Hardware wise, this Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 and the iPad are very similar. The Tab S3, being an Android device, has a lot more flexibility in terms of configuration. That can be a plus for a power user, or a minus for someone else. For example with an iPad you have to use the mail app to access your email. On an Android tablet you can use the supplied email app, or install any one of a dozen others. But of course you have to spend the time deciding which of those couple dozen email apps you like the best. Since you have an iPhone, the iPad will "integrate" better "out of the box". For example, photos you take on your iPhone will be available on an iPad with much less initial setup effort than with an Android tablet like the Tab S3. Also the iPad and iPhone will have more common apps. And the user interface on the iPad will be very similar to your iPhone. An Android tablet's interface will be different. If you really like your iPhone and would not want to spend much time learning new things, get the iPad. If however you want a lot more flexibility in your tablet, potentially at the cost of a learning curve, get the Samsung. Personally I love my Tab S3. But I'm also an Android phone user and like the flexibility Android gives me both on my phone and my tablet.
Q: How and where do I insert my external sd card. Do not see anywhere on side to insert it
A: If you have already purchased the tablet, then you should follow the directions in the Quick Start Guide, on the very first page there is a picture of the front of the tablet. On the RIGHT side about half way down you will see a series of small holes. The 2nd hole is where you insert the pin that came with your table and it will open up the area for you to insert your SD card.
A: Larry - all tablets are fragile if you drop it. I think you will find that the case that you keep it in is not a problem. I find that a case makes it easier to use. Some cases offer a number of things like pockets etc. If you don't want the case, I would suggest getting the insurance that is offered.
A: This comes with the following items in the box: Power Adapter Quick Start Guide S Pen Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 - 9.7" - 32GB USB Type-C cable
Q: Is there a slot for the S pen in the device?
A: No, there is not a slot for the S pen in the device.
Q: Does this tablet have cellular capabilities
A: Mine does not but that is an available option I understand.
Q: Can you send text messages off this device if you have a Samsung phone?
A: Yes you can relay the messages through your phone with the tablet. You have to use the Samsung software to do so.