The highlights of Samsung's new tablet are the restrained, yet sophisticated and very slim construction as well as the new 4:3 Super-AMOLED screen. It can easily keep up with its excellent predecessor and convinces with a great contrast ratio, good outdoor capabilities and brilliant and accurate...

very thin and light; sophisticated build quality; microSD-card slot; AC Wi-Fi & Bluetooth 4.1; fingerprint scanner; precise touchscreen; great display with excellent contrast & colors; video recording in QHD; telephone functions; smooth handling

only average performance; heavy throttling; color changes from flat viewing angles; only Micro-USB 2.0; no NFC; IR transmitter of the predecessor is missing

Samsung has always been renowned for its line up of smartphones and for introducing the phablet category and delivering on it with its Note line of devices which have led to the birth of a new category of large screen smartphones.

It's been quite a long time since I last picked up an Android tablet to use or review. While Google's mobile op

Ultra-sim, lightweight design is undoubtedly very attractive; Android on tablets has improved in the last year; Decent display with an ideal aspect ratio

Expensive compared to Apple's current iPads; Performance and battery life falls behind the best tablets out there

In India, Samsung has decided to test the waters first by launching only a single model from the new Galaxy Tab S2 series - the Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE . At Rs 39,400, the tablet goes up against the HTC Google Nexus 9 and the Apple iPad Air 2 .

Its a good tab having many features and a nice camera clarity with a nice new look.It has a thinner and lighter profile with a new4: 3 aspect ratio but the Specs bump is small and battery life is short.

The only cronies is not having a hdmi connection of any sort. Owned a BQ tablet before which had it.

Samsung has made the decision to revise the camera on its latest Galaxy Tab. Although the main sensor still comes in at 8 megapixel, it lacks an LED flash this time around. In return, videos can now be recorded with up to 1440 lines, previously we saw 1080 lines. Elsewhere we've seen some changes.

Sharp and bright display with good color representation and excellent contrast; Expandable memory; Good battery life; High quality workmanship

Camera useful only under optimal conditions; Not the most recent Android version

Samsung surprised us last year with their awesome flagship, the Galaxy Tab S. The Tab S had a lot of things going for it, including an absolutely gorgeous 8.4-inch Super AMOLED display with a 16:9 aspect ratio.

Samsung's update to its premium Android tablet line, the Galaxy Tab S2 is sleek, powerful and compelling - as long as you actually need a tablet update. Samsung has somewhat pulled back on its absolute tsunami of tablets of recent years; there was a time when that, taking LTE and straight Wi-Fi...

Samsung introduced the new Galaxy Tab S2 series back in July and launched the Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 (SM-T815Y) with 4G support in India last month for Rs. 39,400. The Galaxy Tab S2 9.7, which is the successor of last year's Galaxy Tab S 10.5 is slightly smaller in size, has more powerful processor and...

Brilliant display; Incredibly thin and very light; 4G support with voice calling; Good performance

Average battery life