Sometimes people look at everything but forget a central feature. This tablet has 32GB of memory. This is not enough by a long measure. Of course external memory can be added but it isn't not the same as the external memory will always be slower and the tablet has to manage the difference between...

I love my tablet.. I am very pleased with it...i get to watch all my movies and shows crisp and clear.

A great piece of equipment with a wonderful screen.

It has really good battery back up. as display is awesome. No worries about it. And it does not heat up like other tablets. Best for work and watching movies. Speakers are also really good.

Hi friends I would like to share my experience using Samsung Galaxy Tab s3 for 10-15 days. (Including my rating out of 10 in each mentioned category) 1. SCREEN: Superb SAmoled Screen with HDR ready so screen is excellent with 9.7 in. (10 Points) 2.

BATTERY LIFE IS HIGH 6000mAh

I dont find out any disadvantage in this product

I knew the Tab 4 is going to be released soon, however when I read it did not have fingerprint reader and was going to rely on Iris, I decided to stay with older tech. I have been pleased in conjunction with the keyboard cover.

Realistic color; Bright display; Lightweight; Built-in speakers

The Galaxy Tab S3 has proven itself to be a powerful tablet for work and play. If you like watching videos on-the-go or at the comforts of your home, this device won't disappoint.

* Great display; * Slim build; * Good performance; * Long battery life; * Comes with S Pen

* Quite Expensive; * Storage starts at 32GB only

As long as expectations are tempered, the Galaxy Tab S3 is a fantastic tablet. It's not a productivity device or a PC replacement, but as an entertainment device and a sketchpad, the tablet won't disappoint.

Top-notch display; loud and clear quad speaker system; responsive and sensitive S Pen; instant gifs!; great battery life; HDR10-ready

Keyboard cover not included and lacks a touchpad and multiple viewing angles; expensive; a little slow for tabbed browsing

I can (and will in just a moment) wax philosophical about Android on tablets at length. Before that, all you really need to know is that this is a $600 tablet. If you aren't interested in spending $600 on a tablet, you should not buy this. I suspect that will be most of you.

Design Solid build quality and slim frame, Performance The Tab S3 is more responsive than past Samsung devices; Fingerprint sensor is better, too, S Pen The larger design is much more comfortable, and the finer tip improves accuracy, Multitasking The combination of split-screen and pop-up view works...

Cost $600 for a tablet and another $130 for a keyboard dock is insane; The keyboard dock And about that dock; the keys feel nice; but it's too cramped for any real use; Glass The back collects fingerprints and could break if dropped; S Pen again It doesn't dock inside the tablet; Battery It's just...

A few years ago, the tech world was obsessed with finding an "iPhone killer" – a phone to knock Apple's handset from its perch and prove there was life out there for Android.