Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect except for the side sync feature. It doesn't stay synced to my Note5 after so long and it keeps giving me updates on my phone over and over again that have already been cleared out. Other than Side Sync....it's perfect

This is my 3rd Samsung tablet and they just keep getting better and better! It does everything my computer does!!

Dont even use a laptop anymore, after getting this beast. Just wish it had tbe sd card reader, like the Tab A.

Social networking gaming and viewing TV apps. Such as Netflix or sling this tablet handles it all perfectly.

Everybody in our family has an ipad. I like an iPad but I really love my samsung! No problems with it at all!

Samsung has finally done it right with this Tab!! Highly recommended!!

Works excepionally well and as advertised. Well made and engineered.

Samsung tablet is great and Android shows that it can do quite a bit! Highly recommend for non-Apple fans!

Love this tablet but expect nothing but the best from Samsung! This is my second Samsung Galaxy Tab. The 1st one lasted 4 years before I upgraded to this one. I love the crisp display and user-friendly functions. When you add the fact that you have expandable memory, this tablet is a must buy!!

I love my tablet, I use it basically everyday it's my life now lol

I am so great full this tablet and its ability to synic from my previous Samsung tablet. So easy to use

Love this tablet. Can do a variety of thing. Listen to music, scan the Internet as well as surf the web.

I would really recommend this device for school . It is compatible with everything i do and I attend UTA

I've had a Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 for the past year and I love it. At the time, the Tab S 10.5 was the best Android tablet you could buy but I don't think it necessarily was better than an iPad. When Samsung announced the Tab S2 I was excited for the opportunity to upgrade but initially was concerned about the switch to the 4:3 aspect ratio and other seemingly missing features such as fast and wireless charging and using a previous generation processor instead of the latest. I purchased one anyway and so far I love it more than I thought I would. The switch to 4:3 makes web browsing much more efficient and I've already gotten used to holding the tab in portrait orientation. The 4:3 aspect ratio does mean that movies and comic books will have black bars so to me it's kind of a toss up for me as to which is a better format. The tablet is definitely much easier to hold as it's not as long and skinny as the Tab S and significantly lighter. I mean it is really light. It is just as light as a smartphone. It's the lightest and thinnest tablet of this size on the market and I believe that's why Samsung chose to skip on some of those flagship features. For me, weight, thinness and screen resolution is why I spend an extra couple hundred dollars over a Tab 4 or Tab A for example so if some features had to go to make it this thin and light, so be it! For it to be this thin and light also meant some battery capacity had to be sacrificed and this is why i think they chose to go with last year's processor from the Note 4 instead of this year's Note 5. Now that I've used it, I see it doesn't matter. This thing is freakn' fast. I had no idea how slow my Tab S and iPad was until I got this tab. Hopefully it won't slow down over time but so far I'm very pleased with it's performance. I tested every game I owned and all performed and looked just as good in the new aspect ratio. When this tab was announced, many people considered this tablet a downgrade because the screen size and resolution is lower than the Tab S 10.5. I wasn't too concerned with this. Because of the change in aspect ratio the actual screen area is about the same and you can't tell the difference in resolution even when using the same apps side by side. Finally, the premium build quality is definitely noticeable with this tablet. My Tab S 10.5 started to make creaking noises after a few months when you touched certain areas of the bezel due to the way it's put together. I don't think I'll have this issue with this tab. It feels very solid throughout and I actually prefer the plastic back over a cold slippery aluminum one like an iPad. All in all, this is a top-notch premium tablet that I think finally competes with the iPad Air 2 and actually come out on top in weight, thinness, screen quality, and performance.

This was bought for my wife for Christmas to replace her Galaxy Note 10.1 and there are no complaints.

Got this for my son and I ended up loving it. So we now share it.

I changed from I pad and am having a great experience of OS as well as quality of tab. It's Great One.

Very responsive, nice amount of memory and lots of available accessories, including a nice keyboard.

Lemme be clear, no regrets here. There are just two drawbacks that I'd like to see addressed on the third iteration. Battery life is not as long as I'd like (when compared to iPad Air 2), and lack of NFC hardware.

First item since my flip phone. Geek squad really helped me set it up and how to use it.