For the first time, Samsung DeX is available on a Samsung tablet...which just happens to be the Galaxy Tab S4. As you'll see, this adds wonderful functionality to the device, with Samsung suggesting you "get the productivity of a PC with the mobility of a tablet."
Although this tablet is versatile enough for any situation, DeX has made the S4 a business favourite. For a PC-style work experience, just launch Samsung DeX via the on-screen Quick Panel and add an Android-compatible keyboard and mouse. Productivity is further enhanced when you use Samsung DeX with an external monitor. Use the Android user interface on the tablet, and Samsung DeX on a larger screen. Or watch the monitor and use the tablet as a touch pad, digitizer, or touch keyboard.
The S Pen is another super smart feature. Jot down notes and ideas with Screen off memo. Live Message can create animated handwritten notes in your conversations. Or, translate words with the pen's Translate function.
LTE speeds of up to 1 Gbps are very impressive and perfect for time-poor users. Couple that with 64GB and 256GB internal storage, and the option of even more through the MicroSD card slot.
You'll hear a big sound coming from a relatively small tablet. That's thanks to the quad speakers tuned by AKG, while Dolby Atmos enables 3D surround sound, making your tablet sound like a very portable cinema!
Galaxy Tab S4 has a battery capacity of 7,300mAh lasting for up to 16 hours of video playback. When it's time to charge, you can bring it to full power in just 200 minutes.
Manufacturer: Samsung
It has been a long time since I got excited about an Android tablet - mostly because there aren't many launched each year - but the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 has managed to hook me in.
Beautifully sharp and bright display; Enviable design that grabs the eye; S Pen stylus is impressive and comes with it; Top audio quality for a tablet
Average battery life; Doesn't come with keyboard case; Outdated chipset inside
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
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
There was a time when tablets were ten a penny. Pretty much every manufacturer offered a range of tablets looking to entertain you with a bigger screen than that phone in your pocket.
DeX makes productivity work in Android form; Fantastic display; Great battery life; Great keyboard experience (if you buy it; S Pen stylus included
Expensive; Keyboard costs extra; 4G costs extra; Android isn't great for tablet apps; Not all apps work with DeX
I used Samsung Tabs earlier. This one, tab S4 is the best. It does all that the Apple pad does and more. Expandable memory, free pen and excellent graphics are main points. The speed that apple pad has no practical use unless you are plying games.
Inexpensive; Realistic color; Bright display; Lightweight; Built-in speakers
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...
In some ways, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 feels like it has a bit of an identity problem. It offers a fantastic multimedia experience with its sharp screen and great audio, but if you want a tablet just for entertainment, the $329 iPad has similar features and even more apps for half the price.
Sleek build; Gorgeous display; Loud speakers; Great stylus for drawing and note-taking; Excellent Wi-Fi connectivity; Dex brings desktop-like experience
Expensive; Keyboard accessory costs extra; Mediocre camera; Android-powered tablets still can't do everything Windows tablets can
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 Apple iPhone 14 is no match for the just-released iPhone 14 Pro, but if you ignore that, it’s one of the most effective phones around.
Great cameras, front and back, Fast performance, Good battery life, Innovative safety features
Design too familiar, Some average features
The iPhone 14 isn’t much of an upgrade over the iPhone 13, but it’s still a great device and an upgrade for anyone coming from the iPhone 11 or older.
Great camera, Good battery, Emergency features are cool, Still excellent performance
Display could use some upgrades
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