Testseek.co.uk have collected 279 expert reviews of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 inch 2014 SM-P6000 / P6050 and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 inch 2014 SM-P6000 / P6050.
October 2013
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279 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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(80%)
11 Reviews
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The editors liked
Powerful innards
Cool new UI tweaks
Excellent screen
Lots of uses for the S Pen stylus
Versatility
Media player
True multitasking
Dynamite display
S Pen tricks are genuinely useful
As is Multi Window
Magazine UX is a beaut
Bold
Super highdefinition screen
Loads of power
Handy included stylus
Decent battery life
Attractive and easy-to-use design
Decent power
Great display
Innovative multitasking functions
Accurate and responsive stylus
Stacks of storage space plus microSD
Useful S Pen
Large
Highres screen
Reasonable battery life
Expandable storage
It's got a killer screen and more under the hood than a fleet of F1 cars. The camera modes actually make it tempting to use for photos too.
Superb screen
Slim form factor
S Pen functionality
Largely fast
Reliable performance
MicroSD card slot
Great design
Amazing screen
S Pen interface keeps getting better
MicroSD expansion
Standout multi-tasking features
Ultra-high-resolution display
Top-notch specs
S Pen is a better fit here than on the Note 3
Improved aesthetics over previous model
Excellent multitasking
Sharp and vibrant display
Pressure sensitive stylus
IR remote feature
Good screen
Strong stylus implementation
Improved design and build
Stylus for drawing and writing
Terrific screen
Powerful processor
Large battery
Expandable memory
The editors didn't like
Expensive
Complicated functionality
We expected more battery life
Lags in several places
Lesser graphics capabilities than competing tablets
Not as nice an object as the iPad
Google Play lags behind App Store for creative apps
Day-to-day performance disappoints
Samsung software extras can be complicated
Plasticky design
Skeumorphic design may be off-putting to some
Exynos processor model a bit behind on performance
Ships with Android Jelly Bean (4.3)
Touchwiz looks dated and degrades performance
No removable battery
There's too much unnecessary software and we just don't feel that the S Pen stylus is really useful enough
Published: 2014-10-03, Author: Chris , review by: reviewed.com
A huge step in the right directionBy an enormous margin, this is the best tablet that Samsung has shipped to date. Not only is the form factor much like the other leading tablets on the market, but it does so much more with it that it's tough to believe a...
Attractive and easy-to-use design, Decent power, Great display, Innovative multitasking functions, Accurate and responsive stylus, Stacks of storage space plus microSD
Skeumorphic design may be off-putting to some, Exynos processor model a bit behind on performance
For the most part the Galaxy Note 10.2 2014 is exactly what I expected it to be, and this is a good thing. The Galaxy Note 3's impressive functionality translates very well to the larger tablet concept and adds some diverse use scenarios other 10-inch s...
Abstract: When you're thinking about buying an Android tablet, chances are a tablet by Samsung or Google is high up on your list. Whilst Google Nexus tablets offering the pure Google Experience, Samsung's range offer a long list of features and whilst some are defi...
Abstract: With smartphone screens becoming ever larger in size, the case for a tablet has often been that smartphones are good enough. Whilst consumers may feel this is the way, manufacturers still believe in tablet computers and in the case of Samsung, we've seen ...
Abstract: Do tablets have a place in the market or are we too spoilt for choice with our smartphone options? Well Samsung believe that tablets still have a key part to play in the market and in the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition, we have their premium 10 inc...
the Galaxy Note 101 is definitely a good tablet Samsung made quite an effort to keep the Galaxy name in top of the charts, starting with the screen, panel quality, overall performance, camera performance and battery lifeWe loved using NFC Near Field Comm...
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Published: 2014-02-14, Author: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
An excellent tablet in all departments – pricey for an Android tablet, but the best in the market right now...
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Published: 2014-02-14, Author: Dan , review by: tech.uk.msn.com
It's got a killer screen and more under the hood than a fleet of F1 cars. The camera modes actually make it tempting to use for photos too.
There's too much unnecessary software and we just don't feel that the S Pen stylus is really useful enough
It's a great tablet but the Note part of the equation still feels like too much of a gimmick. There are some use cases but genuine customers are going to be niche....
Ships with Android Jelly Bean (4.3); Touchwiz looks dated and degrades performance; No removable battery
The Galaxy Note is unrivaled with it comes to note-taking. But the dated Touchwiz interface lets it down, battery life could be better and there are a couple of mind-boggling design quirks....
Published: 2014-02-06, Author: Mark , review by: digitalspy.com
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition is one of the most capable Android tablets around at the moment, achieving full marks in the display stakes and packing raw power under the hood. With its faux-leather design, there are many slates out there that...
