Testseek.co.uk have collected 401 expert reviews of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 inch GT-P7500 / P7510 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 inch GT-P7500 / P7510.
April 2011
(78%)
401 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(66%)
19 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Majority of core Google apps are excellent
Plenty of flexibility
Notifications and multitasking and elegant and sophisticated
Bestlooking Android tablet yet
Superthin and lightweight
Super PLS screen is fantastic
Brilliant battery life
Android 3.0 is great
It's a true multitasker
8MP camera is class-leading
Battery life is decent
Excellent screen
Light and slim
Good cameras
Android Honeycomb OS
Lightweight with good battery life and responsive touch
Out of all the Android tablets we've seen
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 gets the closest to matching the design of the iPad 2. Although it's not original
It's no bad thing
As the iPad still has its rivals licked when it comes to quality and design. The Tab 10.1 is just as stylish
Thinner and even lighter than the iPad 2. Samsung's Galaxy smartphones lead the way when it comes to colour reproduc
Solid but lightweight body
Bright
Colourful screen
Customisable
Userfriendly operating system
Topnotch email
Media and social facilities
Support for plenty of online video formats
Design and portability
Power and ease of use
Stunning 720HD screen
Intuitive interface
Battery life
Sleek design
Fast processor
Good apps
Lush screen
Light
Good specs
Dual core innards
Decent photos and video
Solid battery life
Lightweight
Good display
Runs smoothly
Great web browsing experience
Fab screen
Ultra slim
Light design
Good video compatibility
Solid build
Sharp 10.1in screen
Android 3.1 Honeycomb
Lightning quick NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor
Smooth and responsive UI
Great graphics
Great battery life
Thin and light
Still photo quality is superb
The editors didn't like
It's far too buggy at the moment so feels like beta software
Keyboard down arrow is irritating
Android Market needs refinement
Lacks dedicated apps to really use the space
Occasional slowdown and stuttering
No way to expand storage
No USB ports
Android Honeycomb apps and games are thin on the ground
Glitches need fixing before release
No external storage port
No MicroUSB port
What's the price??
Poor battery recharge time
Microphone
Disappointing camera
Minimal ports
Still some Honeycomb bugs and not enough apps take advantage of the tablet screen size yet
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 may look better than most other tablets
But it comes at a price. Samsung hasn't found the space to add many ports – there's no expandable memory
For instance
And you'll have to make do with the 16GB of integrated storage. The Tab 10.1 also suffers from the same problems as all other current Android tablets – including the excellent Eee Pad Transformer – and that's t
The tablet really suffers from a lack of optimised apps
Samsung's own apps cupboard is bare
Slow to charge
Cheap plastic back
Slow to boot
Poor main camera
No memory expansion
Proprietary charge connector.
Honeycomb is still buggy
UI not as seamless as iOS
Must-have apps are still few and far between
Lacks physical connections
The iPad 2 has a better choice of consistently highquality apps
Abstract: Aaron reviews the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 , one of the tablets coming out this year. It offers a 1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core CPU, 10.1-inch display, 3.2-megapixel camera, front-facing camera, and Android 3.0 (Honeycomb). Better yet, it's thin and light...
If you are in the market for a new tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a great choice. In fact, it is likely the best Android tablet on the market. The hardware makes no compromises with a dual-core processor, plenty of storage, a large 10.1 inch sc...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the first tablet that can go head to head with the iPad 2. The hardware packs an elegant and sleek design combined with great performance, in a thinner and lighter chassis than the Apple device.Featuring a great display, goo...
Abstract: This review is based on a pre-production model shown off at Google's I/O conference, and the production version goes on sale next month. Pricing has yet to be confirmed but is widely expected to match the Ipad. Samsung claims that the Galaxy Tab is t...
Abstract: Sascha joined me in the studio last night for a full-on 3.5hr marathon testing and discussion session with 10 different tablets. The iPad2, Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Acer Iconia Tab A500, HTC Flyer, Blackberry Playbook and Samsung Galaxy Tab were the focu...
This is one of the tougher conclusions I’ve had to write. Here’s why: the Galaxy Tab 10.1 itself is a beautiful and thin tablet with an industrial design to die for. But Honeycomb 3.0 definitely isn’t ready for primetime. It was slow and sluggish at ti...
Abstract: Game on! The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 running the slightly updated Android 3.01 OS is about as close as you can get to an iPad 2 without having an Apple logo on the device. Samsung will release the new tablet on June 8, but InfoWorld.com got early acc...
Published: 2011-05-11, Author: Eric , review by: cnet.com
As thin as the iPad 2 and even lighter, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the sexiest Honeycomb (soon upgradeable to Android 4.0) tablet we've seen. Also, it has an 8-megapixel back camera and a 2-megapixel front camera, and powerful dual speakers
The lack of ports on the tablet will be a problem for some and the plastic back leaves it feeling less solid than the iPad 2
Sleek, sexy, and light, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 gets as close to the iPad 2 as any Android tablet before it.
Published: 2011-05-10, Author: Will , review by: intomobile.com
Abstract: In case you missed it, Google just handed out free Galaxy Tab 10.1 Limited Edition Android Honeycomb tablets to all five thousand or so attendees of its Google I/O 2011 conference. While the rest of the world has to wait to put their own fingerprints all...
Abstract: The tablet market today has spoiled the average user with too many options. With so many different tablets to choose from, the average person is most likely confused on what to buy and what not to buy. If you are considering buying a tablet this year, we ...
