Bought for my daughter. Right size, right features at the right price for her current needs.

Love this tablet/laptop. I've had it for 2 mths. It's on its way back to QVC because the keys on the keyboard are falling off and not working. I'm very disappointed, this is a great size tablet, did what I needed it to do. The keyboard is horrible

This is a great tablet/computer. I purchased this to replace my aging laptop and liked how this tablet was windows based. The price is a little steep for what it is compared laptops you can get with more stuff inside but overall it's a great computer.

The AMOLED screen on the Galaxy TabPro S is the key feature here. It's bright and punchy and if you're careful you can get impressive efficiency from it. Style plays a big role too.

stylish; compact design; good keyboard included; fast SSD; good cameras; impressive screen; great battery life

screen can be a power drain at times; one USB-C port for data and charging; some CPU throttling under heavy load

You can't help but hear about tablets that are designed to replace your laptop. Microsoft and Apple have been pouring tons of effort and marketing into the Surface Pro and iPad Pro , two devices that are supposed to be productivity machines in addition to tablets.

Sleek and portable design; Compact keyboard case that works well; Bright; sharp display

4GB of RAM is not enough; Battery life not as good as advertised; Single USB Type-C port can be limiting

Mar 28 2016 - Tablets being used as productivity tools has not really caught on too well with consumers. Much of this has to do with the high cost or the lack of support for traditional software.

2016 is rapidly turning into the year of the convertible. Over the past four months we've seen tablet-come-laptops from tech powerhouses such as Apple, with its 9.7-inch iPad Pro, and new players in the market such as Huawei, with it sleek-looking MateBook .

Amazing screen; Sleek; portable design; All day battery life

Lack of ports is a faff; Performance could be better

Samsung has played in the tablet space for a long time and even longer in the world of Windows laptops. Now, with the Galaxy TabPro S, the South Korean electronics giant has introduced a Surface Pro 4 rival that also aims to take down the iPad Pro with the full-fat power of Windows 10 .

Not so long ago Samsung pulled out of the laptop market in the UK, which came as a bit of a shock. It also showed the electronic manufacturer's hand and forward-thinking, to some degree, given that tablet and laptop markets have largely converged in recent years thanks, initially, to the Microsoft...

Enhances design quality for Samsung tablets; slender fan-free design; full Windows 10 operability; bright and colourful screen; battery means a full working day's use (8+ hours); keyboard included

Fussy keyboard/cover only has two stand positions; small trackpad; Intel Core M3 and 4GB RAM lack punch of competitors; no stylus included; price doesn't make it standout against the competition

Uncompromising design with compromised raw power and plug sockets make for a tasty vision of the laptop future.

Super-punchy AMOLED screen; Good battery life; Laptop-scale keyboard; Windows 10 flexibility

Expensive in the price:performance stakes; Keyboard is a bit shallow; Ultra-limited connectivity is not handy