Having previously owned an iPhone and iPad, I decided to make the move to Android and haven't regretted it. I got this tablet to complement my Note 9 and it's excellent. The screen is fantastic and great for watching YouTube or Sky Go, superb battery life and performance and the S Pen included as...

Product is all of what I expected it to be. Bing Lees price was the best deal available, however in my opinion these top of the range tablets should be $2/300 cheaper, where does it all stop, a lot of money for a pensioner to be paying, then you have to put up with all the new technowledgy and your...

The 10.5" screen is a great choice not to big not to small so it fits perfectly in a purse or backpack. The display on the tablet is very clear and crisp. One of my favorite features are the four Dolby speakers, so sound comes out both sides unlike other brands of tablets I have used .

Even with slumping Android tablet sales and customers losing interest, Samsung has been one of the few OEMs to consistently upgrade its mid-range and premium tablet lineup. The South Korean manufacturer unveiled its latest flagship model, the Galaxy Tab S4, in India last month, as a competitor to...

The new Galaxy Tab S4 aims to replace your laptop, but can it beat the iPad Pro Samsung hopes a larger screen and DeX software will convince you. Find out in our full review.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 is an Android tablet and boasts of Samsung's Super AMOLED display and the Snapdragon 835 SoC. The device comes with a stylus and you can purchase an additional keyboard accessory

Beautiful Vibrant display; Good battery life; Slim design; S-Pen functionality is good for those that will use it

Glass construction makes it fragile; Speakers could have been better; Samsung DeX needs some work before it can take on Windows hybrids

With updated hardware, a larger display, and a desktop-like user interface option, the latest Galaxy Tab S seems like a promising alternative to some two-in-ones, but whether or not it's worth the asking price remains to be seen. Let's dive in...

Good Performance; Sleek; Attractive Design; Long Battery Life; Fast Charging; Vibrant Display; Above Average Audio; Included S Pen

Pricey; Accessories Cost Extra; No S Pen Storage Slot

Samsung has recently launched the Galaxy Tab S4, a productivity-oriented tablet which represents the highest performance and quality Android tablet the brand has to offer today. In this review, we'll go over how it fits in the market, how it is to use it, and how it performs.

Excellent OLED display; Thin and light design; Well-integrated keyboard case; Optional desktop-like workflow

Performance could have been better; Few apps are fully exploiting Dex

Cheaper all-in than a rival iPad Pro; DeX makes laptop-like use less of a joke; Bold screen;

The back is fingerprint central; Doesn’t have the latest-greatest CPU; Speakers lack real bass;

If you’re waiting for a tablet revolution, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 isn’t it. This is just another solid high-powered tablet that makes doing some real work in Android a bit easier than its predecessors. Tablets like this are getting rarer, though, and almost nothing else can stand up to the iPad Pro series as well. Sure, the speakers could be bassier, the apparent lack of AR support is a shame and the S-Pen isn’t quite as smart as Apple’s Pencil. However, with keyboard and pen considered, you do pay £150 less than you would for the iPad Pro 10.5 with the rival accessories.

Cheaper all-in than a rival iPad Pro; DeX makes laptop-like use less of a joke; Bold screen;

The back is fingerprint central; Doesn’t have the latest-greatest CPU; Speakers lack real bass;