Testseek.co.uk have collected 369 expert reviews of the Samsung GT-N5100 / GT-N5110 Galaxy Note 8.0 and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung GT-N5100 / GT-N5110 Galaxy Note 8.0.
April 2013
(77%)
369 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(86%)
86 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
770100369
The editors liked
Quad-Core Processor
LTE
4600mAh Battery
8in screen
S-Pen stylus
Smooth navigation
Multi-Window
Speedy browsing
S-Pen
Samsung's S Pen is good
Great performance
Plenty of storage
Multitasking features are well executed
Intuitive and fluid OS
Good keyboard
Great for watching media
Lightning fast browser
Good screen image
High screen brightness
S Pen just as relevant as ever with the overall device
Responsiveness
Especially in the OS
Great apps for the S Pen
Stylish
A decent size
S Pen is still a great tool
Brilliant for video
S Pen
Perfect size for holding one handed
Bright
Colourful display
Impressive multitasking.
Display performance
Plenty of power
Waterproofing
Software refinement
So many clever options and customisations
Camera performance is excellent
S Pen's expanding skills
Stylus works well
Thin and light
Pretty powerful
Excellent
Fast performance
Superb S Pen stylus
Split screen multitasking
IR emitter
Stylish and ergonomic
S
Pen is very useful
Speedy performance
Multi
Window support
Stylus for drawing and writing
Good screen
Powerful processor
Large battery
Expandable memory
The editors didn't like
Varied screen quality
Poor camera quality
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Design
The phone is sleek and thin
But weighing in at
Not a Full HD screen
So-so video performance
High price
Old version of Android
Uninspiring design
Samsung software
Battery life
Poor design
Lacklustre screen
Phone addition is pointless on such a large device
No flash player
Browser zoom and reflow needs work
IR Blaster range poor
Mediocre camera offers fewer possibilities with the stylus than the Galaxy Note 10.1
Low gaming capabilities
Lags
Edges could have been made thinner to make it easier to handle
Universal Remote mode not really worth it
Quite expensive
Screen resolution a disapointment
Not all the features work as they should and it's a good £60 more expensive than its rivals
Battery life isn't class leading
The price is high
Fingerprint scanner placement needs a rethink
Galaxy S8+ a serious consideration if S Pen doesn't appeal
Abstract: The Retina iPad Mini, Kindle Fire HDX, Nexus 7, Dell Venue 7 and Venue 8 Pro, and Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 go toe to toe in InfoWorld Test Center's reviewWhat a difference a year makes. Last year, the then-new iPad Mini was the unquestioned top pick for a ...
Abstract: What a difference a year makes. Last year, the then-new iPad Mini was the unquestioned top pick for a media tablet , thanks to its friendly iTunes software for managing your personal media and its superior hardware, which easily outperformed the corner-cu...
Abstract: The Galaxy Note's more readable UI has appeal, but the iPad Mini remains a better tabletFor years, we've seen iPhone killers come and go, then iPad killers. Now, the target is the iPad Mini. Never mind that the iPad Mini was late to the game for small tab...
Abstract: Performance and HorsepowerSoftware: Android OS 4.3 Jelly Bean. Standard suite of Google Android applications including web browser, email, gmail, YouTube, Maps, Navigation, Google Plus, Search and the Google Play Store....
Published: 2013-07-28, Author: James , review by: zdnet.com
Abstract: When the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 arrived a couple of months ago the value over the iPad mini was readily apparent . In addition to rivaling the size of the super-thin little iPad, the Note 8.0 has two features the former lacks. After two months of heavy u...
Published: 2013-07-16, Author: Matthew , review by: zdnet.com
Abstract: My first Android tablet was an original Samsung Tab 7 inch device that served me well, but was a bit chunky by today's standards. I had the chance to test out the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 and AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 for the past week and enjoyed both...
Abstract: Rather than a quick trip around the corner, we took the Samsung Galaxy 8.0 for an extended road trip across the continent. Is it worth the $400 asking price or does it falter in the face of less expensive competition? ...
Abstract: and MaterialsThis is the usual Samsung vs. Apple mobile product situation: the iPad mini has an aluminum casing with a striking design that looks stunning and feels durable. The Galaxy Note 8.0 is made of gloss polycarbonate plastic, just like all of Sam...
Abstract: Samsung appears relentless in its desire to dominate the Android device market by introducing devices of various sizes. There is the Galaxy smartphones, within which consists of the premium S range, the Mini range, and the recently-announced Mega range. T...
The pen input is the star of the show. The Wacom digitiser stylus lives in a housing on the edge of the chassis. It's pressure sensitive, so that while ordinary handwriting recognition is possible (and works well), you can also use it to good effect for f
The Galaxy Note 8 is a delight to use. It feels the perfect size for a pen-based tablet, simply because it's so close to an A5 paper notebook. If anything, it betters the 5-inch Samsung Galaxy Note in this respect. It's reasonably comfortable to hold one-...
