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 Galaxy Tab S2 (9.7, Wi-Fi) review

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

Android's best iPad: Samsung's Galaxy Tab S2 reviewed

You've seen Samsung's 2015 phones, and now it's time to see what the company can do to make its tablets on par with these bad boys. Is Samsung's Galaxy Tab S2 the best tablet around?

Very well built; Slim; comfortable and easy to hold; One of the brightest screens on any tablet available found today; Surprisingly fast screen response when typing; Just like in the 2015 phones; Android is fairly stripped back; making it more efficient; Performs quite well; LTE model works as a...

Samsung has ditched the camera flash..; for some reason or another, No infrared port, On-screen keyboard needs a bit of work, Has virtually no individuality or unique identity: it looks like Samsung's interpretation of an iPad

Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 ($499.99, 32GB) is one of the nicest Android tablets we've seen, with a gorgeous Super AMOLED display, a more refined body than its predecessor, and a powerful processor for excellent performance.

Great multitasking features; Premium build; Good camera

Pricey; Lots of bloatware; Average battery life in testing

Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 Hands-on, First Impressions: Switching Gears

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.