The Galaxy TabPro S is a beautiful device. In a way, it reminds me of other tablets Samsung has made in the past, but looks and feels more modern. The tablet has its pros, but also has its cons. Here's what I've noticed after a week using this device.

Fantastic battery life; Beautiful screen; Practically no bloatware

Odd keyboard spacing; Only two standing positions; Protruding back camera

It seems like 2-in-1 hybrids are more like two-a-penny hybrids at the moment – we reviewed both the Dell XPS 12 and HP Spectre x2 last month – but the Galaxy TabPro S offers something different.

Samsung launches in to the world of two-in-ones with an intriguing first attempt, but its awkward form factor and high price make success dubious.

Lightweight and portable; Beautiful Super AMOLED screen; Keyboard included

Hefty Canadian price tag; Awkward design; Small keyboard and sticky touchpad; Only has a USB-C port

The TabPro S offers a vibrant Super AMOLED display and decent performance for less than a grand, with the best battery life of any detachable we've tested this year. However, this hybrid is a better tablet than it is a laptop, because of its shallow keyboard and a display that can wobble in your...

While this may be Samsung's first try at making a hybrid 2-in-1, it doesn't feel like it. The TabPro S does almost everything that Microsoft's Surface 4 Pro does better, and while the Korean manufacturer's offering doesn't extend beyond offering Intel's Core M processor (the Surface 4 Pro has more...

The Samsung Galaxy TabPro S introduced an impressive world-class design that still leads the pack today. It competes with the Huawei Matebook which also has an excellent industrial design.