Testseek.co.uk have collected 373 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-T800 Galaxy Tab S 10.5-inch and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-T800 Galaxy Tab S 10.5-inch.
July 2014
(86%)
373 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(94%)
639 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
The screen the screen the screen the screen. Seriously
It's just beautiful. We like the thinness of the device
Too. Apps open quickly and run smoothly. The software is more intuitive than it's ever been on a Samsung tablet
Slick
Stylish design
Stunningly bright screen
Powerful performer
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S rocks a vividly colorful
Razor-sharp screen and exclusive software perks in an ultra-thin and lightweight design
High resolution screen
Excellent battery life
Attractive
Light and thin
Great design
Plenty of power
Useful software additions
Vibrant display
Fingerprint scanner
Highres display
Impressive battery life
Goodlooking
Slim and light
Good screen
Fast performance
Good camera
Great battery life
Excellent picture quality from the AMOLED display (in the right mode)/panel is responsive
Easily readable and offers great resolution
Epic battery life/good overall performance
Lots of new software and useful services/quality media player
Great sound
Stunning Super AMOLED screen
Thinner and lighter than the iPad Air
MicoSD expansion slot
3GB of RAM
High-end design
Great screen
Smooth performance
MicroSD card slot
Stunning Super AMOLED Display
High Specification
Great features
Modern and intuitive UI
Very thin and light
Outstanding screen
Thin and light
Over 14 hours video playback
Case adds very little bulk
Superb screen
MicroSD support
Fingerprint reader
Cool SideSync 3.0 feature
The editors didn't like
The audio quality coming out of the speakers is a definite disappointment
Especially on the 10.5
Which feels like it should have immersive sound to match the incredible screen. Samsung's TouchWiz still causes some stutter. There are a lot of redundant a
It's still plastic
Uneven fingerprint sensor
SideSync is unreliable
Starting at $500 or £400
It's a high-end purchase. Touchscreen response can lag if many of its memory-hogging apps are open in the background
Bronze version not for everyone
Screen is overly saturated
Let down by Android tablet app selection
Some content can look a little over saturated
Sound quality not the best
Limited bezel
Oversaturation on display
Disappointing Android tablet apps
Not everyone will like bronze version
Touchwiz makes pointless user interface changes
Fingerprint scanner often fails to recognise fingerprint
Software still freezes occasionally
Especially when switching between apps
Magazine UX largely unimpressive
A bit of extra power from the speakers wouldn't go amiss
Screen feels almost too bright and vivid
No black model available
Isn't dust/water-resistant like GS5
Fingerprint Scanner isn't ideal for tablet use
Sony's Xperia Z2 tablet is a little thinner and lighter
The Galaxy Tab S is easily the most compelling tablet family Samsung has ever released. The devices are incredibly thin, very light and boast displays that can be easily configured to be among the most accurate in the industry. In the Android tablet space...
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Published: 2014-06-25, Author: Chris , review by: techworld.com
Abstract: Samsung's latest and greatest tablet is the Galaxy Tab S 10.5 but how does it fare against the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet?If you're looking for a premium 10in tablet, these are two of the best around. Read on to find out which is the best tablet for you.Matchi...
These are not only the best tablets that Samsung has ever released, but they're easily better than any other tablet on the market right now. I personally prefer the 8.4-inch model and highly recommend it, but if you're a larger tablet kind of person, the ...
The screen the screen the screen the screen. Seriously, it's just beautiful. We like the thinness of the device, too. Apps open quickly and run smoothly. The software is more intuitive than it's ever been on a Samsung tablet. Milk Music is beautifully des
The audio quality coming out of the speakers is a definite disappointment, especially on the 10.5, which feels like it should have immersive sound to match the incredible screen. Samsung's TouchWiz still causes some stutter. There are a lot of redundant a
The Galaxy Tab S (in both sizes) has the best display of any tablet to date, by a healthy margin. If you watch a ton of video, edit photos, and/or play a lot of HD games on your tablet, then its worth considering for the screen alone, and the tablet its...
Published: 2014-06-24, Author: Mark , review by: Laptopmag.com
Excellent Super AMOLED display, Slimmer and lighter than iPad Air, SideSync 3.0 lets you control your Galaxy phone, Very good battery life, Useful Kids Mode
Performance lags at times, Covers are awkward to use, Camera washes out some images
A superbly rich display, clever software and long battery life make the Galaxy Tab S a compelling big-screen Android tablet....
Large 10.5inch Super AMOLED display is dazzling, Thin and light construction, SideSync 3.0 offers phone functionality through the tablet, Camera captures some decent photos and videos
SideSync 3.0 supported is limited to a few Galaxy smartphones, Performance dips with processor intensive operations, Plastic body
Directly going head-to-head with several notable full-sized tablets, due to the starting price of $500 for the base Wi-Fi model, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 is an inviting addition to Sammy's long portfolio of tablets. Essentially, it proves to be versa...
Published: 2014-06-24, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Samsung hasn't been short on tablet options, but it's always been phones not slates that the company's mobile devision is best known for. The Galaxy Tab S duo follow in the footsteps of the Galaxy Note Pro, distinguishing themselves with unique software...
Abstract: It's easy to look down on Samsung and the tablets it relentlessly churns out. It's practically impossible for anybody but the techiest of tech geeks to remember the tiny differences between them, especially since they all look basically the same. Flooding...
