LIMITED OFFER: If you order the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 before 23 August, you'll get a free Keyboard Cover . That accessory normally costs £119, and while it's not perfect – as I'll discuss below – as a freebie it's well worth grabbing.

Sumptuous design; Great screen; Excellent battery life; Bundled S Pen works well

Outdated internals; Keyboard Cover has no touchpad for DeX; No stylus holder

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 is an upgrade over the Galaxy Tab S3 with an expanded 10.5-inch screen size and longer battery life, but it comes at a higher price and with a lofty promise to do so much more.

PC desktop-like Dex interface; Comes with the S Pen stylus; Large 10.5-inch screen

Dex touchscreen detection is off; Keyboard design is unintuitive; Expensive for what it delivers

If you're on the hunt for an Android tablet with specs to match Apple's then options will have been thin on the ground recently. Huawei's and offer decent specs and features, while range have the mid-range covered. But high-end Android tablets are rare. That's where Samsung and its Tab S4 come in.

Stunning display; Dex mode is an improvement to the UI; S-Pen included

Would like more RAM; Glass back is slippery and delicate; Lingering issues with Android on tablets; Dex mode has a few annoying bugs

This tablet is fast! I also love Dex. It makes the tablet very versatile.No more running to the computer to pull up a website. I loaded chrome on it and it is just like my laptop only smaller and more portable. The S pen works fantastic, it is super responsive. The speakers are loud and clear.

Being a experienced Techie type who loves Samsung devices, I purchased this Samsung Tab S4 with 256GB Internal Memory because I wanted to replace my 15.6 heavy Laptop that was too large/heavy for travel. Also I needed the large internal storage and the large, clear screen.

If you are among a shrinking group of people still buying tablets in recent years, then you'd be happy with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 that just turned up in Singapore this week.

I bought the Tab S4 as a replacement for my iPad Pro after becoming frustrated with its customisation limitations. I'm glad I did, great screen, smooth/responsive operation and all the flexibility and widgets that come with Android. Recommended.

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;

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;

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