Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great price of products and services to help I will come again and again thanks

Battery life is not that great, but overall this tablet is better than an IPad

Great definition, but wish it would have the same access to the Web as a laptop does and not just the desktop view.

This is a great tablet that easily integrates with the Note 4 phone.

Overall good. Price is too high. They tried to compensate by loading lots of trial software. A little too heavy.

LOVE THIS TABLET. MOVIES, PICTURES, AND DISPLAY IS GREAT....

Great tab, 12.2 is a bit much though. I would make sure you need that much b4 spending the cash.

God functionality for business. S note is really handy for transcription of hand written notes.

I love how i was treat and i love the note galaxy 2014

It is really an awesome product. Highly recommended!!

It's great, awesome, superb, magnificent, majestic.

Good if you want it for light use. But for school, work or heavy use, go for a winbook

Very good so far. wish there was a way that it could hook to the internet on its own

user friendly tablet however relatively slower compared to i-pad.

just like a large phone,i wasnt happy so i returned

i like to use this tablet i use it for work anf for myself

I love this product. It is a great tablet. I did a website market search prior to purchasing. This tablet is very uesful, practical, handy, powerful, and beautiful. The folks of Best Buy have a wonderful customer service.

I will keep this as simple as possible. The pro line of Samsung's new tablets are simply amazing. New UI is a fresh breath of air compared to the old touchwiz, this also includes the new icons that just feel more refined. Speed is incredible...i actually notice less lag on this tabled than i did on my Note 10.1 2014 edition, which was by no means a slouch. I actually prefer full keyboard and 12.2 size, writing notes, typing emails, etc. Hancom Office is great. Comes with a familiar feel of Microsoft Office that a lot of business users would appreciate. With DropBox, WebEX and EverNote i believe everyone will appreciate the tablet much more. Dont get me wrong, size is well.....big...it's not a standard that people are used to yet i believe it will become that soon. And with added screen size you will appreciate all of the real estate that this beautiful screen has to offer. Multitasking (4 windows open at the same time), great software bundle and incredible hardware make this for one amazing experience. Highly recommended.

Let me start out by saying that I'm not a Android Lover by far, same can be said about Apple products. I'm a person who appreciates technology, and embrace the fact that it can enhance your personal and/or business life if it's the right product. The day I heard that Samsung was releasing this tablet, I immediately began researching as many facts as possible in regards to features, functionality and specs. I immediately sold my iPad Air to help finance this tablet. As a former owner of the Note 10.1-2014 I knew this was the tablet I've been waiting for. I absolutely loved loved the 2014 edition but I couldn't be as productive as I would've like to because of the 10.1" screen. I was aware beforehand that this tablet was 12.2", which of course was the biggest selling point for me. This tablet has the horsepower to quickly process anything you throw at it like opening 5 pen windows, running 4 apps via multiwindow without one hiccup!!! I was simply amazed as I tried my best to stretch this tablet to its limits without success. With 8 cores and 3GB of RAM you have enough parts under the hood to do all things personal or business without app crashes or random reboots. The color saturation of the screen falls slightly below my previous ipad Air. The resolution is on par with top tablets today, however, with the extra screen real estate the PPI takes a nice hit. This is the first tablet that I can define as "whole", meaning every tablet I've owned was always missing that one major element that held it back, even the note 10.1-2014 with its smaller screen. This tablet is a mark that Android is finally playing ball and will be a force to be reckon with soon. The mere fact that this device can be tuned to your precise needs is phenomenal. I've heard of some complaints about the Magazine UX, but personally I find it appealing. The only drawback in regards to MUX is the lack of apps/widgets that can be assigned to these screens. My decision to buy this tablet pushed me to finally get on the Note 3 band wagon, by buying into Samsung's vision and utilizing their apps and products to achieve a cohesive ecosystem that exist with Apple products. When you create a Samsung account it syncs important material to And from the cloud. A big plus if you own multiple devices, or if you have a device at work and the other at home. If you're a artist, note taker, mind mapper etc., you will absolutely love the S Pen and it's primary role. Samsung has apps designed for every scenario where you would usually use a pen and baked them into their software. Of course with such a large following of the S Pen, you can always find alternative apps in the app store. When writing memos, journals, screenshot notes I have experienced no pen lag. Every aspect is customizable like color, pressure depth, handwriting to text. The list goes on. I can easily write for hours on end about this device and still leave out elements that may help you in your purchasing decision. Let me end by saying I utilize this device in my profession and personal life, and I can't get enough of this thing. For people who may say that this or that device can do this or that at a fraction of the cost. In the past 5 months I've owned the Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2, ipad Air, Note 10-2014, Nokia 2520, and in my personal opinion this device has raised the bar for all of them. I can't see myself going back in that direction now that I see the light. I'm not talking about Apple vs. Microsoft vs. Android. I'm referring to a premium product that can be utilized to serve your needs in every imaginable way, all while giving you the freedom to make your device complex for tech savvy individuals, or simple for those who like to just get in and get at it.

In my opinion the Samsung tablet should have the capabilities of a tablet and PC yielding something completely new. The technology is still very new and limited so function ends up falling real short of both. Maybe tablets will someday live up to its potential, but for right now PC's are still the safer option.