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 .

I had to replace my Galaxy Note tablet with this unit because even the replacement battery didn't help. It was also extremely slow. I'm very happy with the speed and graphics of the Tab S2, but the thing blows through half of it's battery in less than two hours when I'm browsing the net, reading...

Clear screen, fast,

Easy To Set Up; Never Freezes; Powerful; Quiet; Versatile

Excellent all-round device, can receive and make phone calls, use internet on the go, do word-processing, budgets, etc all over the place. Found it an excellent device, even big enough to read e-books and watch movies.

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

It has some stiff competition from Google's Nexus 9, but this is the most desirable Android tablet there is for under £500

We already had the smaller Samsung Tablet, but needed another. Given the first purchase has be quite a durable products for a few years now we were happy to purchase another Samsung. Does everything we want of it.

First of all, let me say this; I bought this tablet to lighten my load on a trip overseas. I also wanted something more than just my phone for access to social media. This thing rocks. Beautiful display, sturdier storage for micro-SD card. No longer limited to 2.4 GHz wireless.(this is dual band).

This tablet you will love, It is light weight , also easy to hold. The colors are vibrant and has clear picture. It is fast with easy touch screen, also has fingerprint safety, locks your computer from others.

The Galaxy Tab S2 is powered by a non-removable 4,000mAh battery, which during my tests proved surprisingly capable. Streaming Netflix on Wi-Fi, with the screen in the auto setting, the Galaxy Tab S2 discharged between 10 to 15% of its charge per hour.

Powerful processor; Great display; Decent battery

Touchwiz skin still not great; Runs old version of Android