Customer Ratings & Reviews

I shop at Best Buy for just about everything thing, whether it is for electronics, the kitchen, vacuum. I love my new tablet works great. And their prices are great.

HAVING SEVERAL TABLET PRODUCTS OVER THE YEARS, THIS IS THE BEST. GREAT SCREEN, GOOD FOR MY GAME INTEREST, GREAT FOR MUSIC, I WOULD RECOMMEND WITHOUT ANY RESERVATION.

This Samsung is a Great for my Business use. It allows much more flexibility and capability then my old one. Learning all the new things I can do is much easier now.

I cant really give an accurate review cause I am still a beginner but going from a entry level tablet to this tablet is a very nice noticeable difference so far I give it 100 %

I have had Samsung before. I find it as to use. This was an up grade and I'm enjoying using it I needed help setting it up. Had great customer service support.

This tablet was the best available at the time! After using it, I quickly realized it was just as good as the high dollar ones.. I highly recommend...

I like the Samsung tablet the only downside i dont like that samaung removed the headphone jack. Now they include an adaptor if you want to use headphone. The adaptor broke after a few uses.

This tablet does everything I need and want it to do. The colors are great and if you're a Samsung person you'll love this because it syncs with your other Samsung devices.

This is a very nice tablet. It does not support the s-pen. But since it is the size of a tablet, it is not really needed.

It does everything i want it to do and more, i got it so i can pair it with my s10, mostly got it to ready my kindle and watch movies and tv while i travel and while im at work.

This is a great tablet, I tried the tab A but found the features of the S5e more attractive. The screen alone is worth the money if you watch a lot of video/movies.

I owned a Samsung before and was pleased, so I bought a new one. Very happy so far. Great features, including fast charging. Larger memory, slimmer profile, all a plus.

Got this tab to replace a S2. Every version just keeps getting better and better! It does everything that I want and probably lots more that I haven't gotten to play with yet.

Love all the things I can do with it. Call, take pictures, write on it, listen to music or books. If you can imagine it most likely you can do it on this tablet.

Purchased for mom and she is happy to have it. It has all features that she needed for every day activities.

After just a few days this tablet became my primary device for just about everything. It's light, has great audio, and the images are crisp and detailed.

It's a decent tablet for the price. You get premium feel, without the premium price. It is perfect for how I use a tablet - web surfing, media consumption and simple games.

It's a great tablet! Does everything you need it to with room to grow. I would recommend getting a case for it though, as it does feel a bit slippery in hand.

Model reviewed: SM-T720NZKAXAR The Tab S5e is Samsung’s latest Android tablet. It’s priced in the mid-range market and has mid-range hardware specs. It runs on a Snapdragon 670 with 3.5GB(?) RAM. Its screen resolution is 1600x2560. With past experiences on using Android tablet, I did not have high expectations going into this review. Don’t expect a lot of excitement. With a fresh install, the setup process is consistent across various Android devices. You connect to the WiFi network, log into your Google account, and start setting up from there. One of the best things about Android itself is its ability to customize your device. In my case, it’s going straight to Nova Launcher and setting it as the default launcher. Performance of the tablet has been smooth. Unfortunately, the only way to really know how well the tablet perform is to put it through daily usage for months on end. Thus far, it has handled anything I throw at it -- games, Chrome, Firefox, media playback. Battery performance has been nice, lasting a few days on half charge since taking it out of the box. Charging uses USB Type-C, which I like and prefer. However, given how thin this tablet is, there is one compromise. The headphone jack is absent. Samsung provided a Type-C to 3.5mm jack adapter should you still need to use a wired headphone. Unfortunately, this also means charging becomes unavailable while you use the headphone. On a related note, audio performance is average. There are two side-facing speakers, which will give you stereo sound, but only in landscape orientation. The audio is just good enough for casual listening. But if you need to immerse yourself, you’ll need headphones or a Bluetooth device. Testing wired headphones via Type-C adapter was strange, and an idea that I loathed. Yet given how thin the tablet is, it doesn’t make sense to keep the headphone jack. On one hand, I’d rather keep the jack by making the tablet thicker, which in turn can give you bigger battery capacity. Yet on the other, a thinner tablet makes it lighter and easier on the hand. The display is amazing as always. Samsung is pretty much the king of portable displays. The bezels around the display is decently sized and allows for easy one-hand use and hold. Watching movies and videos on it is great and colors are vibrant. There’s little to complain about it. Lastly, the software. Samsung runs a heavily skinned version of Android 9 (Pie) called “One UI.” It has everything Android 9 has to offer but with changes and small additions from Samsung. But there are two things that has always bothered me the most with regards to Samsung’s skin/mod of Android. The first is app duplications. Some of the most simple and basic apps are Samsung’s own version. Many of them are just unnecessary. And because they came preinstalled, they cannot be removed. The second is Samsung’s account system. By having a Samsung account, you can use several of Samsung’s services that they have available. These include their own app store (unnecessary), their cloud storage (unnecessary), and Bixby (absolutely unnecessary). Since this is a Samsung skin of Android, with lots of customisations made to make it Samsung’s own, you also run into the problem of system updates. Unlike Apple or Google, you’re left waiting when an update rolls out. In Apple’s case, you can get that update fast. In Google’s case, only Google’s own branded devices like the Pixel will get those updates fast. Because this is a Samsung device, one has to wonder just how long it’ll take for Samsung to roll out a necessary security patch. At the end of the day, the tablet is nice to use and is good for simple things. But at the same time, I cannot wholeheartedly recommend getting it because of the additional baggage Samsung puts into it. I prefer a clean and stock experience with security/feature updates that come quick. And you cannot get that on a Samsung tablet. Verdict: Need a tablet? Get an iPad instead. PS: I’m a big Android user in general. But I cannot stand that the Android tablet market is so pitiful. With no Google’s own tablet in the 300-400 price bracket, the best tablet in general is Apple’s iPad.

Replaced a 4 year old iPad (3rd gen). The build quality is premium. This does everything my old iPad did and more, being that it has micro SD support, I easily expanded the storage to 128GB. It's fast, the OLED screen is crisp, vivid and sharp. I opted for the $129 keyboard case and the DeX support is good, the 5e can easily be a laptop replacement for alot of people. The biggest improvement over the iPad are the speakers. It's downright impressive. No it's not going to shake the walls, but for doing presentations, conference video calls, or watching Netflix/YouTube it's got great volume and clarity. Battery life is great and averages about 3-4 days between charges with light use (watching 20-30 min of YouTube videos a day, checking email, etc). Being that it's so light, it's easy to keep handy in your bag, backpack, etc. About the only complaint is the lack of a headphone jack, but a USB-C adapter is included.