over pricing. specs are relatively same as lenovo phab pro

I have owned my tablet for over six months and still finding lots of features plus it has never let me down would highly recommend this item for a range of different uses I think this is a real contender as a rival to apples iPad which I believe this item beat hands down

I bought this 4 weeks ago to replace my iPad 2...... I bought mine in white 8". Absolutely loving it so far... So responsive. Love the expandable memory. The clarity of photos, video etc on it well worth paying the extra. Only problem is I can't transfer my books I bought through iTunes over.

Nice size and quick

Absolutely appalling battery life as found by many other owners and me; Strongly recommend do NOT BUY..; for this one ‘feature'

I had a Galaxy Tab 2 , few years old , it was doing the things I needed it to do but it was rather slow, this one TAB 2 S is a beast, I love it, it is really fast and bright and responsive. Now owning a tablet has a new purpose , I do more and I do it way faster, I love it.

This is a very nice tablet for reading e-books, social networking and browsing the web. The resolution is slightly higher than 1080P, so watching videos is very enjoyable. Most importantly, I managed to catch it on sale at Brandsmart for well under $200 during the Christmas season. Incredible.

App Availablity; Battery Life; Easy To Customize; Screen; WiFi

Overall, the Tab S2 makes for a fine direct competitor to the iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 4. For those looking for a premium Android tablet that looks sexy and feels great to hold in your hand, the TAB S2 is it.

Excellent build quality – this is not another cheap plastic tablet; It's crazy thin and light! Excellent vivid AMOLED display does a great job playing back movies as well as being used for reading ebooks; Expandable memory slot; Mult-tasking features

NO LTE option for the 8-inch Tab; Design is a bit unoriginal; Fingerprint reader is hit or miss; Cameras and battery life are both average

With its latest Android tablets, Samsung has decided the only way to beat its big rival Apple is to meet it head-on in every respect. The Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 has the same size screen, the same screen resolution and is the same price as the iPad Air 2 while this, the Galaxy Tab S2 8.0, has the same...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 has everything you could probably ask for in a tablet: thin and lightweight profile, a powerful engine, and phone functionalities to top it all off. The smaller and lower resolution screen, not to mention the decrease in battery capacity, may be a drawback for some...

Thin and lightweight design; Outstanding build quality; Great display quality; Loud sound output; Fast autofocus and Zero Shutter Lag; Support for LTE connectivity; Decent battery life

Front camera is so-so; No rear flash; Pricey

It's no secret that Samsung pumps out devices like nobody's business, but there's a lesson that's been learned from the South Korean tech giant about releasing too many at once: it dilutes the brand and confuses customers.