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If I had to pick one tablet to watch video on for the rest of my life, I would pick the Samsung Galaxy Tab Good The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is an elegantly designed tablet that comes with a capable stylus. It has a stunning AMOLED screen, fingerprint sensor for extra security and satisfyingly loud quad speakers. It's also the first HDR-ready tablet. The Bad Despite the hype, HDR content is not available on the tablet yet. Large games take time to load. The keyboard add-on is an expensive extra. The Bottom Line Samsung packs buzz-worthy features like S Pen and HDR support into its new premium Galaxy Tab S3, but without a keyboard packed in, it's still more about content consumption than creation. It's a stylish, all-glass tablet with an impressively crisp and vibrant screen and four speakers, making it an excellent portable movie theater. It's also the first HDR-ready tablet, although there are a few asterisks to that bullet point. HDR stands for high dynamic range, which means a spectacular, noticeable difference in contrast and color range in comparison to regular HD. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is a sexy HDR tablet with stylus See all photos That type of high-quality video content isn't even close to becoming as commonplace as HD content is today, yet Samsung is still flexing this future-forward feature as an advantage over high-end tablets such as the Apple iPad Pro the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 and the Google Pixel C. Included in the $600 base price is the revamped Samsung S-Pen stylus, a real treat for those who still relish good old-fashioned note-taking. The addition of the S-Pen adds a dash of productivity and creativity to a device that's otherwise best used for leisurely activities. Samsung hasn't announced official UK and Australian pricing and availability, but that base price directly converts to ÂŁ480 and AU$790. Enlarge Image Using the S Pen with coloring apps is almost therapeutic. Josh Miller/CNET For a premium-priced Android tablet, there are a few missteps. Aside from the dearth of available and compatible HDR content, gaming performance isn't as snappy as it should be for a high-end tablet. The sold-separately keyboard case $130; converts to ÂŁ105 or AU$170 is an underwhelming performer. Though it costs the same amount as the Apple iPad Pro and Google Pixel C, it's not at the front of the pack in performance. But if a sharp screen, great audio and an excellent stylus is on your must-have features list, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is a top choice for indulging in binge-watching style, wherever you go. Enlarge Image This is a tablet worth binge-watching with. Josh Miller/CNETCutting-edge video quality The Galaxy Tab S3 shines best when watching video. HD content looks razor sharp, colorful and bright. The excellent picture quality is complemented by four speakers, featuring AKG by Harman Kardon's expert tuning. With one speaker at each corner, they sound satisfyingly loud and clear, though it's best to avoid cranking it to max volume as the audio tends to sound tinny when pushed to its limit. According to Samsung, the tablet features positional audio, which rotates what comes through the four speakers as you turn the tablet. It's supposed to push the dialogue and vocals to the top two speakers, no matter whether you're holding it in portrait or landscape mode. But I didn't notice a difference in audio between one orientation and the other. Enlarge Image Four speakers, one on each corner. Josh Miller/CNET The Galaxy Tab S3 proudly claims the title of the first and as of now, only HDR-ready tablet. This means it's capable of playing HDR content, which is like HD content but on steroids. HDR video has increased range of color and enhanced contrast between highlights and shadows, resulting in sensationally vivid picture Super AMOLED2,048x1,536-pixel resolution Those with 4K TVs might be more familiar with HDR, because that's currently the only way to watch it. At the time of review, there's no Samsung native HDR content or easily accessible way to view HDR content on tablets . According to Netflix, it doesn't have any plans to support HDR on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. Amazon and FandangoNow both plan on supporting the feature, simply stating that HDR content will be available "soon." When reached for comment, VUDU did not clarify whether or not it would make its UHD content available for the tablet. No HDR content means settling for HD - for now. Josh Miller/CNET What's the point of buying an HDR-ready tablet if there are no HDR movies or TV shows to watch on it? Great question! Buying this tablet for HDR content is like showing up to the hottest new restaurant in town before it's even been furnished. While it's an impressive future-forward feature, it's too new for you to actually take advantage of and enjoy. But even without a catalog of HDR content, you're still getting one of the best visual experiences on any screen, because this is an AMOLED display, which is a close cousin of the OLED displays found in the very best TVs , and starting to turn up in some phones and laptops . The tablet's design is similar to the Galaxy S7 phone. Josh Miller/CNET Sexy like an S7 According to people I showed the Galaxy Tab S3 to, it looks like an iPhone . To me, however, it's more like the Samsung Galaxy S7 . No matter which phone you think it looks like, one thing is for sure It's one good-lookin' and connectionsFast-charging USB-CFingerprint sensor on home buttonHeadphone jack Most tablets are made of plastic or aluminum. The Galaxy Tab S3 is made of glass just like the S7 and comes in silver or black. The tablet's unique, all-glass design is also comfortable thanks to its smooth, rounded aluminum edges. It has one USB-C port that supports fast charging. Josh Miller/CNET The review unit I had was silver and smudges weren't visible on its back panel, but I've also seen the black version of the Tab S3 and I definitely can't say the same thing about that model - it's a fingerprint and improved S Pen Similar to the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, the Galaxy Tab S3 comes bundled with a stylus - and a few stylus tip replacements for good measure. The revamped S Pen, previously exclusive to Samsung's Note series, has one button and is short and oblong in shape to prevent it from rolling off a desk. It's comfy to grip and writes like a silky smooth ballpoint pen. The fact that it never has be to synced or charged is the icing on the cake. The S Pen is included in the base price. Josh Miller/CNET There's some software integration that makes the Galaxy Tab S3 stylus-friendly. When the screen's unlocked, pressing the S Pen's button and tapping the screen launches a customizable carousel that you can load with your favorite apps. Notes can also be easily jotted down, even when the tablet is locked. When the screen is in sleep mode, tapping it with the stylus while pressing the S Pen's button as you would to launch the carousel opens a simplified black and white note-taking screen, almost like a digital chalkboard. The simple software integration met all of my needs. Josh Miller/CNET Honestly, I wasn't expecting to like the S Pen as much as I did. I've never been a big stylus fan but found myself actively enjoying the feeling of writing with the S Pen. The smooth movement of the rubber tip on the glass felt oddly therapeutic for coloring apps. Writing with it flowed like ink on paper. Apple 's iPad Pro Pencil and the stylus included with Microsoft's Surface products are also excellent in their own ways, but offer different features and have a different feel. There's a bit of a learning curve when it comes to applying the right amount of pressure, but otherwise it's easy to get the hang of. Best of all, the basic software integration satisfied all of my note-taking needs. While I was excited to try the Galaxy S3 for its high-end screen, it's the stylus that kept me coming back for more. The digital notepad I never knew I wanted. Josh Miller/CNETKeyboard? You can keep it One of the most disappointing things about the Galaxy Tab S3 is its unremarkable Pogo keyboard case. It's similar to the iPad Pro connecting magnetically to its edge without Bluetooth . It feels cramped to type on, doesn't automatically shut off the screen when closed and can be unresponsive despite being connected properly. Plus the keys aren't backlit and it only offers one viewing angle, so it can't be adjusted to your liking if, for example, you're using it on your lap. Its only redeeming quality is that it offers a place to store the S-Pen stylus. I suggest a hard pass on the Galaxy Tab S3's keyboard. Josh Miller/CNET To add insult to injury, the keyboard caused performance issues. After disconnecting the tablet from it, the on-screen keyboard would occasionally fail to appear. I was still able to tap the area where the on-screen keyboard would be and letters would appear in text fields, but the on-screen keyboard would remain invisible. I had to restart the tablet to get it back to normal. Another irritating problem was how disconnecting the tablet from the keyboard would cause it to go to sleep. I often casually transition between tablet and laptop mode and vice versa in one sitting. When switching from laptop mode to tablet, I would have to annoyingly re-enter my pin or scan my fingerprint just to continue what I was doing. It magnetically connects and doesn't require Bluetooth. Josh Miller/CNET The keyboard is sold separately and it's not a deal breaker, unless you really want a keyboard with your tablet. In that case, keep your options open. But to be a "laptop replacement" a tablet really does need a keyboard. We may fare better with the upcoming Galaxy Book, a Windows-based sister product that comes with its own, different, keyboard cover. At least it gives you a place to store the stylus. Josh Miller/CNETBetter than most, but not the best When it came to note-taking, surfing the web, checking email, streaming HD video and playing simple mobile games such as Pocket Mortys and Leo's Fortune, the tablet performed smoothly. Larger, more complex games such as 3 Near Orbit and Hearthstone were a bit slow to launch, but graphics looked spectacular and smooth during gameplay. In comparison to the Google Pixel C and Apple iPad Pro it falls behind the pack in 3DMark benchmarks. While games look great on its beautiful screen, its performance isn't as fast and snappy as the competition' 4 Microsoft Surface Pro 4 6787Apple iPad Pro 4818Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 3883Google Pixel C 2965 Note Longer bars indicate better performance 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited Microsoft Surface Pro 4 66061Google Pixel C 40922Apple iPad Pro 34794Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 22786 Note Longer bars indicate better performance Google Octane Microsoft Surface Pro 4 27221Apple iPad Pro 21420Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 8612Google Pixel C 8385 Note Longer bars indicate better performance We're still in the midst of testing the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3's battery, but so far it looks good - really good. After one test, looping a local 720p file in airplane mode, the tablet lasted hours. Anecdotally, while streaming video it lasted about 7-8 hours. Check back when we're done testing for the final results. My time with the tablet was marred by some unexpected bugginess. A few games initially crashed upon launch Suicide Squad Special Ops, Hearthstone and Asphalt 8 and I had to uninstall and reinstall 3DMark because it kept crashing when attempting to run the Ice Storm Unlimited benchmark test. Due to its performance, it's better for content consumption, not creation. Josh Miller/CNET Some of the issues can be fixed with future over-the-air updates, but if I, personally, just spent $600 on a new tablet, I damn sure wouldn't want to deal with this type of mess. Tack on the previously mentioned keyboard issues and the Samsung feels too expensive for what you're getting. For the same price, the iPad Pro and Pixel C may not include a stellar stylus, but at least their performance lives up to the expectations of a high-end tablet. And, the new inch iPad a successor to the iPad Air 2 , captures a lot of the high-end feel for hundreds less, although the display and camera aren't as good, and there's no stylus support. Come for the stunning HDR screen, stay for the satisfying stylus. Josh Miller/CNETA premium and posh portable TV The fashionable and future-forward Galaxy Tab S3 provides an excellent, unparalleled experience for watching your favorite TV shows and movies on the go, thanks to its OLED screen and excellent quad speakers. With its S-Pen stylus in tow, it can also work as a high-end digital notepad. The much-touted HDR video support is little more than a marketing bullet point for now, but holds future promise. For the same price, you may choose to invest in a different tablet with more productivity potential. The iPad Pro and Pixel C both offer better keyboard accessories and snappier gaming performance. Not everyone wants or needs a tablet for typing or gaming, though. If you want a great tablet primarily for watching video, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is my new favorite.

TheSamsung Galaxy Tab series is a line of Android -powered tablets. There are two sub-categories currently under this series: The Galaxy Tab S is a line of high-end tablets, with a focus on productivity and pen computing. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8, S8+ & S8 Ultra are the latest devices, released in February 2022.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 32GB, the world's most powerful Android slate, is a perfect example of the "pro tablet" dilemma. Much like Apple's iPad Pro, this is a tablet that's priced like a laptop, but its mobile operating system holds it back when it comes to productivity. Its saving grace is the S Pen, making the Tab S3 brilliant for sketching and note-taking—but that may not be worth $ We've been down this road before. Android- and iOS-powered tablets make terrific media consumption gadgets, and their respective styli let them dip into productivity. Apps that look and feel like Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office, and other high-end creator titles appear on the Apple and Google Play app stores. But they lack the full functionality you get from Windows. That's fine when you're paying less than you would for a similar Windows tablet, but once you get into the $600-$800 range, you don't want to have to make compromises. Physical Design The Galaxy Tab S3 is a big, silvery slab with a glass back. At by by inches HWD and ounces, it's slightly thinner and lighter than the iPad Pro by by inches, ounces. Similar Products That glass back makes me nervous. It's pretty enough, but I don't see the point, other than making the tablet more breakable. After all, the Galaxy Tab S2 has a nice matte back, and the iPad line does just fine with metal. The glass here is Gorilla Glass 4, and it's not slippery, which is well and good, but it really feels like a potential point of failure. The front and rear cameras are both positioned to be used in portrait mode. On the bottom, there's a USB-C charging and syncing port that supports Qualcomm Quickcharge and a headphone jack. The 2,048-by-1,536, screen appears identical to the one on the Galaxy Tab S2. It has the perfect blacks and brilliant colors that only AMOLED can produce, and makes iPads feel a little washed out. Samsung says it supports HDR, but right now the only examples of HDR you can find are a few streaming videos on Amazon; there just isn't enough content for this to be a meaningful feature yet. Performance The Tab S3 runs Android Nougat on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor with 4GB of RAM. That's far more powerful, processor-wise, than the chip in the Galaxy Tab S2 a Samsung Exynos, and you can see the difference primarily in gaming frame rates On the GFXBench Manhattan test, the new tablet gets 33 fps where the old one got 7. Better graphics and processor performance also contribute to the butter-smooth feeling of using the S Pen in drawing and note-taking applications. Faster processor performance isn't really perceivable in other uses, such as the browser or office apps. This is, obviously, not stock Android—is it ever?—but Samsung has really dialed back the bloatware. The redundant web browser and music player are gone, in favor of Google's options. Samsung's proprietary dual-window multitasking still has a few useful features added in Quick Connect lets you fling content to TVs and set-top boxes that support it, and you can download a free Kids Mode for parental controls. See How We Test Tablets Samsung Flow lets you share content and show notifications from a Samsung phone on the tablet or the Samsung Galaxy TabPro S PC. But as very few people have a TabPro S, it ends up being much less useful than Apple's Continuity, as it's unlikely to work on your desktop. The Tab S3 we tested is a Wi-Fi-only model, although carriers will sell an LTE version in the future. Wi-Fi performance was absolutely spectacular in testing, especially on the 5GHz band, where I got faster uplink than on the Galaxy Tab S2. The tablet supports dual-band The tablet only comes in one memory size, 32GB, of which is free. You can add a microSD card to a slot on the side to provide up to 256GB more storage, but you can't use Google's Adoptable Storage to merge that with internal storage. Battery life is excellent on the 6,000mAh cell We got 9 hours, 9 minutes on our video streaming test, which outpaced the five and a half hours we saw with the iPad Pro. And that was at full screen brightness, which is very, very bright; you're more likely to use the tablet at half brightness, where it would surely outlast its promised 12 hours. S Pen and Keyboard You're here for the S Pen. While you can get a great media consumption tablet for $200 less than the Tab S3, Samsung's Wacom-powered plastic pen sets this slate apart from both competitors and its predecessor. The included S Pen is a flattened oval with a tip and an action button on the side. Because it's flattened, it doesn't roll away. Serious pen users, though, should spring for the Staedtler S Pencil, which looks and feels just like a classic European pencil. Unfortunately, we don't have a date or price for that accessory yet. I found this to be the most accurate iteration of the S Pen ever In OneNote, Evernote, and Autodesk Sketchbook, it didn't drop any lines or dots tapped on the screen. It's definitely pressure-sensitive, with pressure showing up in a wide range of art apps, but it isn't tilt-sensitive. For taking notes, it's superior to the Apple Pencil $ at AmazonOpens in a new window because it's lighter and less fatiguing. It's also cheaper to replace, at $79 vs. $99, and has no battery, so it doesn't need to be charged. Irritatingly, there's nowhere to stash the S Pen unless you get the $129 keyboard case pictured here, which has a loop on the side that the pen tucks into. The loop does not fit the S Pencil, which slides out of it. For the record, Apple also doesn't offer a place to put your Apple Pencil, but Samsung didn't need to repeat that mistake. The keyboard case connects via magnet and has clicky keys. It's a four-row keyboard with dedicated number and arrow keys, which is great, but the keys are just a bit too small at just about a half-inch wide each, as compared with around five-eighths of an inch on a full laptop or desktop keyboard for long typing sessions. Audio and Video Samsung, like Apple, went for quad speakers here. The speakers can tell which rotation you're in; the top ones play "near field" sound and the bottom ones "far field," to give you a sense of space. They're 6db louder than the Galaxy Tab S2's speakers, but I still found them to be noticeably tinny rather than rich. Also, if you're holding the tablet in landscape mode, you're probably blocking two of the speakers with your hands, a problem that most tablets including Apple's have. The Tab S3 has a 13-megapixel main camera and a 5-megapixel front camera. The main camera records 1080p and 4K video in any lighting conditions. The front camera also does well with 1080p and 4K video, so video chatting is not a problem. Still pictures are another story We weren't impressed with either camera. Photos taken with the main camera often looked like they had a haze or veil over them, prompting us to wipe the lens, which didn't help. The front-facing camera showed heavy artifacting when we looked at photos pixel for pixel. Comparisons and Conclusions No other Android tablet has the Galaxy Tab S3's specs. But no other Android tablet except for the occasional Sony slate has the Galaxy Tab S3's price. At $ or $ with the keyboard, the Tab S3 competes with not only the iPad Pro, but with Windows detachables like the Lenovo Miix 510 and the Acer Switch Alpha 12, and that's where it runs into trouble. The Tab S3 makes a great media consumption, sketching, and note-taking device. For pure media consumption, though, you might as well go for the Asus Zenpad 3S 10 or the new iPad and save yourself $200 or more. For true productivity, meanwhile, Android still feels weak and crippled compared with the full Windows versions of apps like Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office, and even web browsers that include Flash and Java. The iPad Pro faces the same dilemma. So, I'll repeat You're here for the S Pen or even better, the S Pencil. The Galaxy Tab S3 is ready to capture your ideas, bubbling over in script or image. For media consumption, go with a less expensive pick. For true productivity, get Windows. Pros Responsive S Pen. Gorgeous AMOLED screen. Very good battery life. Excellent Wi-Fi performance. View More Cons Expensive. Android doesn't match Windows on productivity. Camera isn't great. The Bottom Line The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is the most powerful Android tablet available, but it's very pricey for the functionality you get. Like What You're Reading? 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Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Battery lifeSmaller than expected battery still lasts long-haul flightsHD video playback can go 12 hours with the right settingsAdaptive Fast Charger juices it up to 23% in just 30 minutesYes, this was the first important Samsung device to launch since the recalled Galaxy Note 7. No, it didn’t catch fire or blow up – that’s the first question we’ve heard when mentioning that we’re reviewing the Samsung Galaxy Tab 6,000mAh battery is slightly bigger than the Tab S2’s 5,870mAh, but it’s still undersized next to the power packs in the iPad Pro around 7,300mAh and Google Pixel C around 9,200mAh. It has also been beaten by the 7,300mAh juice pack in the Samsung Galaxy Tab our testing we felt like the Tab S3 had above-average battery life, enough to last a long-haul flight across the US if you wanted to watch a couple of movies and do some work. Running a 90-minute HD video at nearly full brightness drained the battery by 13%, leaving us with 87%.Samsung says the Tab S3 has enough juice for 12 hours of video playback, and that claim is just about backed up by our testing, with 30 minutes difference between what we saw and the official estimate. There’s a battery saver mode that can help the Tab S3 reach this benchmark, which could make all the difference when you’re not next an can recharge the Tab S3 quickly for a tablet when using Samsung’s Adaptive Fast Charger, which comes in the box it’s the same one that comes with newer Samsung flagship phones, so you may soon have two; +1 for brand loyalty. It took two hours and 55 minutes to go from 0% to 100%, beating Samsung’s 165 minutes claim by 10 photography quality leaves something to be desired13MP rear / 5MP front cameras are adequate for reference photosIncludes the same excellent camera interface of the Note 7The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 has a 13MP rear camera that you’ll hardly use. It has autofocus, an f/ aperture and a flash in case you want to attract more attention to yourself
 a tablet-camera quality is good for a tablet, complete with gesture control and 4K video recording, although your smartphone camera is always going to be better. We’ve mostly seen people use tablet cameras for references shots, where the quality isn’t necessarily important to potential buyers is the front-facing camera for video chats. Here, Samsung has gone with an adequate 5MP camera with a f/ aperture. As expected, its low-light performance leave something to be desired – just don’t log in to video conference meetings from dim we do like is that the Tab S3 borrows the improved camera interface of the recalled Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Flipping between the two cameras is done with a swipe up or down directly on the screen much better than trying to find the tiny camera switch button. Menus are one swipe to the left, and effects are one swipe to the right. Most Popular

Samsungcan technically still claim that the Tab S3 is thinner and lighter than an iPad Pro, with dimensions of 237.3 x 169 x 6mm and a weight of 429g (the iPad Pro is 6.1mm thick and weighs 437g).

One for everything. It has been quite a while since Samsung has upgraded its premium tablet. We were therefore eager to see how the new device, which is equipped with a lot of features and even the S Pen, performs. The tablet can convince in our review, but Samsung cannot keep its premium promise in all Android tablets are quite rare nowadays, so the previous Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 is still a comparatively popular device. Samsung has now announced the new Galaxy Tab S3 SM-T825 and satisfies the demand for a powerful high-end product, but has also reduced the number of products. There will not be an 8-inch model anymore and we do not expect an update for the Galaxy Note Pro models either, since the Galaxy Tab S3 is already shipped with S Pen functionality and the corresponding stylus. Nevertheless, the new tablet offers quite a lot. It is powered by the Snapdragon 820, which is supported by 4 GB of RAM. You also get 32 GB of eMMC storage, which can be expanded by up to 256 GB via the microSD-slot. The Super AMOLED screen features a high resolution and even supports HDR. A modern USB Type-C port also replaces the outdated Micro-USB. As well as a Wi-Fi only model SM-T820; you can also get a version with LTE SM-T825, which corresponds with our test model. There are hardly any other expensive Android tablets anymore. Most devices are designed as convertibles by now, are often shipped with keyboards, and use Windows 10 similar to the siblings Galaxy Book 10 and Book 12. The Apple iPad Pro is certainly the main rival for the Tab S3, but the Lenovo Yoga Book also deserves a look; you can get it both with Android and Windows. We also use the Asus ZenPad 3s 10, the Google Pixel C and the Huawei MediaPad T2 Pro as comparable inch 43, 2048 x 1526 pixel 263 PPI, capacitive touchscreen, native pen support, Super AMOLED, HDR, glossy yesStorage32 GB eMMC Flash, 32 GB , GB freeConnections1 USB / Gen1, Audio Connections combined headphones and microphone jack mm, Card Reader microSD up to 256 GB, 1 Fingerprint Reader, Brightness Sensor, Sensors Accelerometer, position, rotation, color spectrum, Hall, G-sensor, BeiDou, Galileo, Wifi Direct, Ant+ a/b/g/n/ac a/b/g/n = Wi-Fi 4/ac = Wi-Fi 5/, Bluetooth GSM/GPRS/Edge 850, 900, 1800 and 1900 MHz, UMTS/HSPA+ AWS B4, 850, 900, 1900 and 2100 MHz, LTE Cat. 6 band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 17, 20, 28 and 40, LTE, GPSSizeheight x width x depth in mm 6 x x 169 = x x inBattery6000 mAh Lithium-Ion, Quick Charge Battery runtime according to manufacturer 12 hOperating SystemAndroid NougatCameraPrimary Camera 13 MPixSecondary Camera 5 MPixAdditional featuresSpeakers 4 stereo speakers, Keyboard onscreen, Keyboard Light yes, Power adapter, USB cable, S Pen, Samsung Smart Switch, Samsung Notes, Air Command, Samsung Flow, 24 Months Warranty, USB Type-C Gen. 1, body SAR W/kg, fanlessWeight434 g = oz / pounds = 0 oz / 0 poundsNote The manufacturer may use components from different suppliers including display panels, drives or memory sticks with similar specifications. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 LTE is very slim at just 6 mm ~ in, but slightly thicker than its predecessor Galaxy Tab S2 mm/~ in. Front and back are protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 4, which is fitted into an aluminum frame. The glass elements are very susceptible to fingerprints, but look very nice when they are clean. The bezels could have been a bit smaller. The build quality of the tablet leaves an excellent impression in general. The gaps are even and the materials are sophisticated. We had some reservations in terms of stability, but there are no problems, even though there is some creaking when we try to twist it. One small issue The frame of the card slot is only made of plastic, and there is only a combined slot for microSD- as well as Nano SIM-cards, so they can only be removed together. This was not the case for the Tab S2. The battery is still integrated and cannot be changed by the user. Unfortunately, Samsung unfortunately has waived any protection against moisture and dust for the Galaxy Tab S3. The camera is now almost flush with the case and only a small plastic frame protects the lens against scratches. The tablet is available in black and silver. Huawei MediaPad T2 Pro Lenovo Yoga Book Android YB1-X90F Google Pixel C Asus ZenPad 3s 10 Z500M Apple iPad Pro Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 SM-T825 Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 LTE DIN A5 ❌ mm / inch mm / inch mm / inch 461 mm / inch mm / inch mm / inch 690 lbs242 mm / inch 179 mm / inch 7 mm / inch 517 lbs241 mm / inch 164 mm / inch mm / inch 430 lbs240 mm / inch mm / inch mm / inch 444 mm / inch 169 mm / inch 6 mm / inch 434 mm / inch 169 mm / inch mm / inch 387 lbs210 mm / inch 148 mm / inch 1 mm / inch lbsYou can expand the storage of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 via a microSD-card. All SDHC and SDXC cards are supported, and the maximum capacity you can get right now is 256 GB. As with its other products, Samsung follows its own philosophy and does not allow the formatting as internal storage or the transfer of apps to the microSD. The manufacturer now uses the universal Type-C connector for the USB port, which supports the standards Gen. 1. OTG is supported as well, so you can attach external flash drives and peripherals. It is also possible to charge other devices via Tab S3. Supported wireless standards include Bluetooth Wi-Fi Direct as well as ANT+. It is also possible to stream media contents to suitable receivers within your local ships the Galaxy Tab S3 LTE with Google’s Android Nougat in combination with its own Grace UX, which is already familiar from the Galaxy Note 7. The system is equipped with Android security patches as of February 1st 2017. Besides feature apps from the Galaxy app store, there are also preinstalled Office apps from Microsoft. The latter cannot be deleted, but only deactivated. You can easily import notes from other Note models via backup function if you have a Samsung account. This worked perfectly with notes from a Galaxy Note Pro Galaxy Tab S3 can also be used to make Wi-Fi module of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 supports all common IEEE standards a/b/g/n/ac in as well as 5 GHz networks. You also get the 2x2 MIMO antenna technology, which not only does promise a better signal quality, but also higher transfer rates. The test model manages very good results in our measurements with our reference router Linksys EA8500. The range is also good and the Wi-Fi signal quality is still sufficient to stream HD videos, even in GHz networks at a distance of around 12 meters/~ ft to the router, one wall in-between. The LTE model is equipped with the X12 modem from Qualcomm, but it is limited to LTE Cat. 6 by Samsung. All required bands and a few more are supported, so even frequent travelers should not have any problems. The two microphones of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 work well, but the recorded voice quality is pretty dull and ambient noise is not suppressed. Occasional calls are okay, but you should use a headset if using the function iperf3 transmit AX12Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 SM-T825Adreno 530, 820 MSM8996, 32 GB eMMC Flash 569 MBit/s ∌100% Apple iPad 2017A9 / PowerVR GT7600, A9, 128 GB NVMe 389 MBit/s ∌68% -32%Asus ZenPad 3s 10 Z500MPowerVR GX6250, MT8176, 64 GB eMMC Flash 246 MBit/s ∌43% -57%Huawei MediaPad M3 inchMali-T880 MP4, Kirin 950, 32 GB eMMC Flash 209 MBit/s ∌37% -63% iperf3 receive AX12Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 SM-T825Adreno 530, 820 MSM8996, 32 GB eMMC Flash 615 MBit/s ∌100% Apple iPad 2017A9 / PowerVR GT7600, A9, 128 GB NVMe 465 MBit/s ∌76% -24%Asus ZenPad 3s 10 Z500MPowerVR GX6250, MT8176, 64 GB eMMC Flash 254 MBit/s ∌41% -59%Huawei MediaPad M3 inchMali-T880 MP4, Kirin 950, 32 GB eMMC Flash 209 MBit/s ∌34% -66%The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 LTE supports the satellite navigation systems GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, and Galileo to locate the position. It takes a while indoors to get a clear signal. It is a bit quicker outdoors, but the accuracy could be rather better. We took the Tab S3 on a short bicycle ride to check the everyday performance and compared the results with the bicycle navigation system Garmin Edge 500. The tablet performs well, but is not quite as accurate as the Edge 500. We can see occasional shortcuts, but the performance is perfectly adequate for car with the front cameraThe front camera f/ of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 has a fixed focus and takes pictures at up to 5 MP. The performance is sufficient for video calls or selfies in good lighting conditions, but sharpness and details are just average. There is also a Beauty Mode for selfies and the maximum video resolution is Full HD 1920x1080 pixels, 30 fps. The main camera of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 has a 13 MP sensor 43 with auto focus and an aperture of f/ The latter is supposed to ensure good pictures in low-light situations. An image stabilizer is not available. A quick look at the specifications shows that Samsung unlike Apple has not equipped its premium tablet with a great camera, but only an average model. The results are decent in good lighting conditions, but they lack dynamic range, which is not changed by the automatic HDR mode either. The autofocus also has problems focusing from time to time. Pictures are rather dark in low-light situations and details are blurry, but the picture noise is not too bad. The maximum video resolution is Ultra HD 3840x2160 pixels, 30 fps and the clips are limited to ten minutes. The sound of the recordings is okay, but the auto focus still reveals some weaknesses especially with fast camera pans. Colors also appear very pale. Image ComparisonChoose a scene and navigate within the first image. One click changes the position on touchscreens. One click on the zoomed-in image opens the original in a new window. The first image shows the scaled photograph of the test 1Scene 2Scene 3click to load images ColorChecker Passport The target color is displayed in the lower half of each again, we checked the color accuracy under controlled lighting conditions and compare the results with the X-Rite ColorChecker Passport. Colors are relatively natural, but the red shades are a bit too pale and the grayscale too dark. The picture of our test chart also reveals some weaknesses. The sharpness could be better, even in the center of the picture, but at least it stays on the same average level towards the edges. Many small details are lost and just look like a gray surface. Dark fonts on dark backgrounds also look very pale and box of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 LTE includes a modular quick-charger V, A; V, A, a USB cable Type-A to Type-C, a SIM-tool, the S Pen as well as a corresponding tool with three replacement tips to change them. There are also several leaflets for the warranty, security information, and a quick-start guide. Samsung also offers optional accessories such as a keyboard cover 130 Euros/~$142 as well as the S Pen 90 Euros/~$98. Unfortunately, there is no Book Cover yet, which was common for the previous model. The S Pen from Staedtler with a pencil design, which was announced at MWC in Barcelona, will not be available in all regions. Samsung also offers generic accessories for its products. The warranty period for the Galaxy Tab S3 is 24 months, twelve months for the battery and six months for the remaining accessories. Samsung also offers Mobile Care Packages, which covers battery or display and liquid defects for two years. Customers have to pay an additional 10% of the retail price in case of a damage. Please see our Guarantees, Return Policies and Warranties FAQ for country-specific capacitive touchscreen of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 4. It provides very good gliding capabilities and is both responsive as well as precise. The display supports inputs via Samsung's S Pen, which was developed in cooperation with Wacom. It is also compatible with other Samsung devices. It works perfectly on a Galaxy Note Pro and has even improved compared to the old S Pen, but the S Pen of the Tab S3 is even noticeably better compared with the test model, because Samsung has implemented a better digitizer layer into the panel. Compared to the Note Pro the new pen is bigger and therefore more comfortable to use. However, it cannot be stored inside the case anymore. At least, the optional keyboard cover offers a latch for the pen. The writing experience is totally different compared to older Pro-devices and much improved. As with the Galaxy Note 7, notes can now be taken directly on the standby screen without activating the device. The other S Pen features are similar as well. The S Pen is still not equipped with its own battery. The physical buttons have crisp and well-defined pressure points, are very responsive and firmly integrated into the aluminum frame of the chassis. The fingerprint scanner also works conveniently and unlocks the device pretty quickly. The optional keyboard cover is unfortunately limited to 2 different stand angles and is secured by magnets. It is not perfect for the use on the lap. The keyboard layout, however, is very good and all the 64 keys have convenient travel with a good typing experience, even though the surface is a bit squeezed due to the form factor. We also miss a background illumination for the keys. The cover is attached to the Galaxy Tab S3 via magnets and connected via POGO pins. The Super AMOLED screen features 2048x1536 pixels and also supports the playback of HDR content. This is particularly good news for users of streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Video. Our test model manages only an average brightness distribution, but this is no problem in practice. The display of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 reaches up to 452 nits at the center on a pure white background with the activated ambient light sensor. We can even measure up to 633 nits in the more realistic APL50 measurement, but only up to 302 nits with the manual control. Clouding is not an issue for the Galaxy Tab S3 thanks to the OLED technology. The tablet can also produce absolute black, which ensures brilliant contrast levels that tend toward infinite. However, the tablet uses pulse-width modulation to control the luminance. It is active on every brightness level and fluctuates between 220 and 240 Hz. It seems Samsung has not used its rates AMOLED generation, but an older version, maybe even the panel from the predecessor. 433cd/mÂČ438cd/mÂČ472cd/mÂČ442cd/mÂČ452cd/mÂČ488cd/mÂČ476cd/mÂČ487cd/mÂČ526cd/mÂČ Distribution of brightnessX-Rite i1Pro 2Maximum 526 cd/mÂČ Nits Average cd/mÂČ Minimum cd/mÂČBrightness Distribution 82 %Center on Battery 452 cd/mÂČContrast ∞1 Black 0 cd/mÂČΔE Color Greyscale sRGB Argyll 3D AdobeRGB 1998 Argyll 3D94% AdobeRGB 1998 Argyll 3D sRGB Argyll 3D Display P3 Argyll 3DGamma Galaxy Tab S3 SM-T825Super AMOLED, 2048x1526, Galaxy Tab S2 LTESuper AMOLED, 2048x1536, MediaPad T2 ProIPS, 1920x1200, iPad Pro 2048x1536, Pixel CLTPS, 2560x1800, ZenPad 3s 10 Z500MIPS, 2048x1536, iPad 2017IPS, 2048x1536, middle452358 -21%392 -13%523 16%487 8%489 8%514 14%Brightness468357 -24%385 -18%500 7%510 9%443 -5%485 4%Brightness Distribution8286 5%91 11%93 13%91 11%86 5%88 7%Black Level * dE 2000 * 1% -150% 39% -191% -206% 22%Colorchecker dE 2000 max. * -95% 52% -190% 27%Greyscale dE 2000 * -15% -300% -17% -563% -458% -75% 104% 98% 89% 104% 102% 107% 99%CCT6500 100%6366 102%7426 88%6662 98%6565 99%7457 87%6647 98%Color Space Percent of AdobeRGB 1998 -24%Color Space Percent of sRGB 0%Contrast6641006124911371117* ... smaller is better Screen Flickering / PWM Pulse-Width Modulationâ„čTo dim the screen, some notebooks will simply cycle the backlight on and off in rapid succession - a method called Pulse Width Modulation PWM . This cycling frequency should ideally be undetectable to the human eye. If said frequency is too low, users with sensitive eyes may experience strain or headaches or even notice the flickering flickering / PWM detected Hz ≀ 100 % brightness settingThe display backlight flickers at Hz Likely utilizing PWM Flickering detected at a brightness setting of 100 % and below. There should be no flickering or PWM above this brightness frequency of Hz is relatively low, so sensitive users will likely notice flickering and experience eyestrain at the stated brightness setting and comparison 53 % of all tested devices do not use PWM to dim the display. If PWM was detected, an average of 19024 minimum 5 - maximum 3846000 Hz was measured. We check the color accuracy of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 with a spectrophotometer and the analysis software CalMAN. As with its predecessor, there are different picture modes. The adaptive settings are active by default, which is supposed to select the right settings based on the content. There are also three selectable color profiles, and we had a closer look at them. All profiles manage very accurate color and visible deviations for the human eye are limited to individual colors. We can see the highest deviation for blue with the profile Simple at a DeltaE value of The grayscale never exceeds a DeltaE of in any case. We noticed the biggest differences in terms of color gamut. While the profile Simple is using the smaller sRGB, Photo is targeting AdobeRGB and Cinema P3. The color gamut is also comparatively wide. Display Response Timesâ„čDisplay response times show how fast the screen is able to change from one color to the next. Slow response times can lead to afterimages and can cause moving objects to appear blurry ghosting. Gamers of fast-paced 3D titles should pay special attention to fast response times. ↔ Response Time Black to ms ... rise ↗ and fall ↘ combined↗ 2 ms rise↘ ms fallThe screen shows very fast response rates in our tests and should be very well suited for fast-paced comparison, all tested devices range from minimum to 240 maximum ms. » 7 % of all devices are means that the measured response time is better than the average of all tested devices ms. ↔ Response Time 50% Grey to 80% Grey4 ms ... rise ↗ and fall ↘ combined↗ 2 ms rise↘ 2 ms fallThe screen shows very fast response rates in our tests and should be very well suited for fast-paced comparison, all tested devices range from minimum to 636 maximum ms. » 7 % of all devices are means that the measured response time is better than the average of all tested devices 35 ms. Sunlight is not an unsolvable challenge for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. The high luminance and the good contrast, ensure the visibility of content even in very bright environments. Only the panel surface can create strong reflections depending on the viewing viewing angle stability of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is on par with the previous model. The luminance drop from flat angles is small and we can notice a green cast when the angle exceeds 90 degrees, which is typical for many OLED Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 inside the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is not the latest high-end SoC anymore, but the performance is still very good. The graphics adapter Adreno 530 shares the designation with the GPU from the 821, but the clocks are slightly lower. The components are rounded off by 4 GB of RAM. The tablet performs well in the benchmarks, only PCMark determines a score on par with the predecessor Galaxy Tab S2, and even the Galaxy S8+ is only a tad faster. The comparison with the modern high-end smartphone from Samsung still shows that the CPU and GPU performance could have been better with a current top-tier SoC. The iPad 2017 is also faster than the test model in the system as well as GPU benchmarks. This does not make a big difference in practice right now, but might change in 1 or 2 use the preloaded Samsung Browser for the browser benchmarks. The results are good, but cannot compete with Apple’s iPads and also reveal some weaknesses in terms of the Java applications you can use within the browser. Subjectively, however, we could not determine any limitations in everyday applications and websites are completely and quickly loaded on the Samsung Galaxy Tab Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is equipped with 32 GB of eMMC storage, but you can only use GB after the initial set-up. The flash storage is slightly faster compared to the Galaxy Tab S2 but far from being fast by modern standards. Samsung could at least include 64 GB if the storage is so slow. It is also possible to expand the storage via a microSD-card. The performance of the slot is on a combatively good level, but it cannot utilize the full performance of our reference card Toshiba Exceria Pro M401 THN-M401S0640E2, UHS-1 Class 3, up to 95 MB/s read, up to 80 MB/s write.The Qualcomm Adreno 530 in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is a powerful GPU, which supports modern graphics interfaces such as OpenGL ES or Vulkan. It is powerful enough for smooth gameplay in all games from the Google Play Store, even at the highest settings. This is supported by the benchmarks. It does not matter if you play “Asphalt 8” or “Dead Trigger 2”, both games can be enjoyed without stutters. The loading times, however, are slightly longer due to the slow storage. It also looks as if Samsung has installed a frame limit, because both games are capped at 30 fps, which is sufficient for smooth gameplay. The frame rates in “Asphalt 8” are steady, even after one hour. Both the sensors and the touchscreen work flawlessly and the Galaxy Tab S3 is compact enough for the hands, despite its size. The sound is comparatively good, not only because of the four speakers, but you can also never completely cover them with the hand. Dead Trigger 2 SettingsValue high30 fps Asphalt 8 Airborne SettingsValue high30 fps very low30 fps The surfaces of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 are never lukewarm, not even under sustained workloads and most areas do not exceed 30 °C ~86 °F. The highest recorded temperature while idling is just °C ~84 °F. We had a closer look at the performance under sustained workloads with the GFXBench Battery Test Manhattan The Tab S3 can maintain its performance for 16 runs of the demanding test, before the results drops by almost 50%. Our sustained gaming test with “Asphalt 8” in the Games section, however, shows that this does not affect the gaming capabilities in practice. °C89 °C94 °C83 F °C85 °C83 °C82 F °C81 °C83 °C85 F Maximum °C = 94 FAverage °C = 85 F °C80 °C86 °C88 °C80 °C80 °C84 °C80 °C80 °C80 F Maximum °C = 88 FAverage °C = 82 F Power Supply max. °C = 87 F Room Temperature °C = 70 F Voltcraft IR-260+ The average temperature for the upper side under maximal load is °C / 85 F, compared to the average of °C / 86 F for the devices in the class Tablet.+ The maximum temperature on the upper side is °C / 94 F, compared to the average of °C / 93 F, ranging from to °C for the class Tablet.+ The bottom heats up to a maximum of °C / 88 F, compared to the average of °C / 92 F+ In idle usage, the average temperature for the upper side is °C / 82 F, compared to the device average of °C / 86 F. Pink Noise diagramThe four stereo speakers of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 were developed in cooperation with AKG and Harman and work similar to the modules in the Apple iPad Pro They automatically adjust to the orientation of the tablet and provide an even sound experience; it does not matter if you use the Tab S3 in portrait or landscape mode. This works very well in practice. The quality of the speakers is comparatively good and the performance for mids and high tones is pretty linear; only the iPad Pro is better within the comparison. The Tab S3 can be really loud at more than 86 dBA, but will sound a bit tinny in this case. The result is decent when you use average volume levels. We cannot hear background noise, even with a very quiet playback. Samsung is using a Qualcomm SoC, so Bluetooth supports the playback of audio contents via aptX HD 24-bit, high-res. We did not experience any issues with the connection. The output via mm stereo jack is also possible and the playback is subjectively clear and without any static. dBA 0102030405060708090Deep BassMiddle BassHigh BassLower RangeMidsHigher MidsLower HighsMid HighsUpper HighsSuper 63median rangehide median Pink NoiseSamsung Galaxy Tab S3 SM-T825Apple iPad Pro Pixel CSamsung Galaxy Tab S3 SM-T825 audio analysis+ speakers can play relatively loud dBBass 100 - 315 Hz- nearly no bass - on average lower than median± linearity of bass is average delta to prev. frequencyMids 400 - 2000 Hz± higher mids - on average higher than median+ mids are linear delta to prev. frequencyHighs 2 - 16 kHz+ balanced highs - only away from median+ highs are linear delta to prev. frequencyOverall 100 - Hz± linearity of overall sound is average difference to medianCompared to same class» 47% of all tested devices in this class were better, 9% similar, 44% worse» The best had a delta of 7%, average was 19%, worst was 50%Compared to all devices tested» 41% of all tested devices were better, 8% similar, 52% worse» The best had a delta of 3%, average was 20%, worst was 65%Apple iPad Pro audio analysis+ speakers can play relatively loud dBBass 100 - 315 Hz- nearly no bass - on average lower than median± linearity of bass is average delta to prev. frequencyMids 400 - 2000 Hz+ balanced mids - only away from median+ mids are linear 5% delta to prev. frequencyHighs 2 - 16 kHz± higher highs - on average higher than median+ highs are linear delta to prev. frequencyOverall 100 - Hz± linearity of overall sound is average difference to medianCompared to same class» 37% of all tested devices in this class were better, 8% similar, 56% worse» The best had a delta of 7%, average was 19%, worst was 50%Compared to all devices tested» 29% of all tested devices were better, 8% similar, 63% worse» The best had a delta of 3%, average was 20%, worst was 65%Google Pixel C audio analysis+ speakers can play relatively loud dBBass 100 - 315 Hz- nearly no bass - on average 28% lower than median± linearity of bass is average delta to prev. frequencyMids 400 - 2000 Hz± higher mids - on average higher than median± linearity of mids is average delta to prev. frequencyHighs 2 - 16 kHz± higher highs - on average higher than median± linearity of highs is average 9% delta to prev. frequencyOverall 100 - Hz± linearity of overall sound is average difference to medianCompared to same class» 77% of all tested devices in this class were better, 5% similar, 18% worse» The best had a delta of 7%, average was 19%, worst was 50%Compared to all devices tested» 76% of all tested devices were better, 6% similar, 18% worse» The best had a delta of 3%, average was 20%, worst was 65%Frequency Comparison Checkboxes select/deselectable!Samsung has reduced the power consumption of the Galaxy Tab S3 significantly compared to the previous model; it is only beaten by some rivals while idling at the lowest luminance. Good news for the battery runtimes. The tablet also supports Quick Charge but it is only shipped with the usual quick-charge adapter from Samsung, so the possibilities are not fully utilized. A full recharge takes about three hours; the charge is 13% after 15 minutes and 23% after 30 minutes. 80% is available after 103 minutes. The provided power adapter is very efficient and only pulls watts from the saver The battery of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 has a capacity of 6000 mAh and is only slightly bigger compared to the Tab S2 5870 mAh. The battery runtimes, however, are significantly longer, thanks to the reduced power consumption. The Galaxy Tab S3 performs well among the comparison group and even beats the two iPads. The tests at an adjusted luminance of 150 nits are perfect to compare the rivals. Samsung’s tablet is basically on par with the Apple competitor in the Wi-Fi test, but the video runtime is much shorter. The runtime of 633 hours in the PCMark for Android Work Battery Test is also only an average result. Samsung has implemented several power-saving features to increase the battery runtime of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. They have an effect on the luminance, processor performance, and the background activities of apps. We refer to this article if you want to know the right way to charge lithium-ion batteries to maintain their capacity and extend their Runtime Idle without WLAN, min brightness 31h 43min WiFi Websurfing 12h 40min Big Buck Bunny 1080p 9h 11min Load maximum brightness 6h 15min Pros+ high-quality and slim case + expandable storage + USB + long runtimes + powerful SoC + fast Wi-Fi + great display with HDR + S Pen included + decent speakers + call functionalityCons- only LTE Cat. 6 - slow storage - weak cameras - no NFC - no high-end feelingIn review Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 LTE SM-T825. Test model courtesy of Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 LTE is a very good tablet, which does not rely on modern high-end hardware across the board as with the Apple iPad 2017, but the overall package is very compelling. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 might not offer many superlatives, but it is currently the best Android tablet. Besides a great display with HDR support, good speakers, improved battery runtimes and S Pen support, the Wi-Fi module in particular is very fast. The integrated Snapdragon 820 is certainly not the latest SoC from Qualcomm, but the performance is still very good. Only the small and slow eMMC storage is not a good fit for a premium multimedia tablet. Samsung has not included very good cameras either, so there is no real premium feeling. We really like the S Pen support though. It is shipped with every Tab S3 and leaves an excellent impression. 770 Euros ~$839 is still a lot of money for a tablet, and there are not many reasons to switch if you already own a Galaxy Tab S2 and can do without the pen. Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 SM-T825 - 04/26/2017 v6old Daniel Schmidt Connectivity51 / 65 → 79% Games Performance61 / 68 → 90% Application Performance58 / 76 → 77% Tablet - Weighted Average Pricecompare Editor of the original article Daniel Schmidt - Managing Editor Mobile - 518 articles published on Notebookcheck since 2013As a child I was fascinated by my Commodore 16, and this sparked my enthusiasm for computers. Using my first modem, I surfed the BTX videotext system and later the World Wide Web. I have always been captivated by the latest technologies, and this is especially true for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. I’ve been part of the Notebookcheck team since 2013 and have also on occasion written for and I’m looking forward to testing new innovations for our readers. I like to spend my spare time indulging in photography and barbecues and being with my Andreas Osthoff - Managing Editor Business Laptops - 1493 articles published on Notebookcheck since 2013I grew up with modern consumer electronics and my first computer was a Commodore C64, which encouraged my interest in building my own systems. I started working as a review editor for Notebookcheck during my dual studies at Siemens. Currently, I am mainly responsible for dealing with business laptops and mobile workstations. It’s a great experience to be able to review the latest devices and technologies and then compare them with each other. Daniel Schmidt, 2017-05- 3 Update 2019-04-13 BeliSamsung Tablet S3 terbaru harga murah July 2022 di Tokopedia! ∙ Promo Pengguna Baru ∙ Kurir Instan ∙ Bebas Ongkir ∙ Cicilan 0%. Website tokopedia memerlukan javascript untuk dapat ditampilkan. O Galaxy Tab S3 Ă© a evolução mais recente na linha de tablets de ponta da Samsung e tem vĂĄrios motivos para ocupar essa posição. No entanto, com celulares com telas enormes de um lado e ultrabooks cada vez mais finos e leves do outro, a empresa teve que tentar diferenciar o produto com algumas experiĂȘncias que ressaltem seus pontos com boa duraçãoDesign resistente, elegante e funcionalS Pen mais sensĂ­vel e com pegada melhorExcelente sistema de som e bom fone de ouvidoDesempenho dignoNĂŁo conta com espaço para guardar a canetaCĂąmeras sĂł servem para quebrar galhosPreço complicadoFormato e resolução da tela inapropriadosCapinha com teclado tem um preço proibitivoO resultado Ă© um aparelho que tem uma tela Ăłtima, funcionalidades interessantes com a S Pen, bom desempenho e ĂĄudio Ăłtimo. Mesmo assim, ele tambĂ©m apresenta alguns pontos que nĂŁo sĂŁo muito legais. Confira agora nossa anĂĄlise completa para saber tudo sobre o dispositivo e decidir se ele vale ou nĂŁo o boa, mas poderia ser melhorA maioria dos donos de tablets costuma usar o aparelho para assistir a filmes e sĂ©ries; portanto, uma tela boa Ă© algo essencial para esse tipo de produto. O Tab S3 vem com um painel Super AMOLED, que garante cores bem vivas e destacadas, contraste excelente e pretos profundos. AlĂ©m disso, o tablet consegue reproduzir conteĂșdos em HDR, o que melhora ainda mais a tela tem 9,7 polegadas e resolução QXGA, que Ă© um padrĂŁo feito para o formato de 43 com uma qualidade que fica entre o Full HD e o Quad HD. O resultado Ă© que a densidade de pixels nĂŁo fica absurdamente alta, mas a experiĂȘncia de uso Ă© sim muito boa e vocĂȘ vai poder ver uma Ăłtima quantidade de detalhes. Mesmo assim, em um aparelho com o preço que o Tab S3 tem, seria legal se a tela chegasse mais perto do ponto que vale destacar Ă© o brilho do display, que pode ser levado a um nĂ­vel tĂŁo forte que o aparelho atĂ© avisa que isso pode acabar causando cansaço para os seus olhos. Dessa forma, vocĂȘ nĂŁo vai ter dificuldades para usar o tablet mesmo se estiver em um ambiente externo e sob o sol formato do display faz surgirem tarjas pretas nos vĂ­deos, e a resolução poderia ser maiorUma coisa ruim do formato 43 Ă© que, como a maioria dos conteĂșdos que consumimos hoje vem em 169, o aparelho faz surgirem tarjas pretas acima e abaixo dos vĂ­deos. Em alguns casos, como na Netflix, vocĂȘ atĂ© pode maximizar a tela, mas as laterais das imagens acabam sendo funcionalIndo para o design, o visual do Tab S3 mudou pouco com relação Ă  geração anterior. Tanto a parte da frente quanto a traseira sĂŁo feitas de vidro, e as laterais sĂŁo em metal com acabamentos bem trabalhados. De forma geral, eu achei o aparelho mais que as bordas grandes nĂŁo deixem o aparelho com o ar moderno que os smartphones mais novos da Samsung tĂȘm, pelo menos no tablet elas ajudam a facilitar a pegada na hora de ver seus vĂ­deos sem ficar encostando na tela. E Ă© bom mesmo que vocĂȘ tenha como segurar o Tab S3 com força, porque ele Ă© bem pesadinho – pelo menos para quem pretende usar o aparelho sem apoio por peso total do tablet Ă© quase meio quilo, entĂŁo pode acabar ficando cansativo segurĂĄ-lo por muito tempo na mesma posição. Nesse ponto, senti falta de algum suporte na traseira que pudesse mantĂȘ-lo de pĂ©. Como a Samsung nĂŁo fez esse favor, quem quiser vai ter que comprar uma capinha prĂłpria para motivo para adquirir o case do Tab S3 Ă© para proteger a tela contra riscos. Bastou andar com o tablet na mochila por alguns dias para aparecerem alguns riscos no display — inclusive um bem Pen melhoradaMais uma coisa que mudou foi a S Pen, que nĂŁo precisa de recarga de bateria para funcionar e agora tem uma ponta mais fina e mais sensĂ­vel a nĂ­veis diferentes de pressĂŁo. AlĂ©m disso, o corpo da stylus estĂĄ mais espesso, com uma pegada parecida com a de uma caneta esferogrĂĄfica, o que Ă© lado ruim disso Ă© que a caneta Ă© mais grossa que o tablet, e aĂ­ nĂŁo tem aquele espacinho maroto para vocĂȘ a guardar para levar por aĂ­. AtĂ© dĂĄ para prendĂȘ-la na lateral ou na traseira por meio dos Ă­mĂŁs que ficam dentro do aparelho, mas isso nĂŁo segura a S Pen muito bem. O resultado Ă© que ela vai acabar se soltando, o que Ă© receita certa para vocĂȘ a perder ou ĂĄgil e com benefĂ­ciosA interface do Galaxy Tab S3 Ă© bem parecida com a que vemos nos celulares mais recentes da Samsung, como o S8, o Note8 e o J5 Pro. Ela Ă© baseada no Android Nougat e estĂĄ bem melhor que a versĂ”es antigas da TouchWiz. O tablet nĂŁo vem com uma quantidade absurda de aplicativos instalados, e o sistema funciona com bastante agilidade, sem sinais de travamentos ou engasgos. O visual tambĂ©m estĂĄ clean, o que Ă© outro ponto a a S Pen, o software oferece mais algumas opçÔes. Basta aproximar a ponta da caneta da tela para fazer aparecer o botĂŁo do menu de atalhos, que vocĂȘ pode configurar para dar acesso Ă s funçÔes da stylus ou abrir seus apps favoritos. Alguns recursos legais sĂŁo a captura de tela seletiva e a possibilidade de escrever sobre uma screenshot para mandar para algum o botĂŁo da caneta com a tela desligada, vocĂȘ pode fazer anotaçÔes rĂĄpidas ali mesmo, com um limite de quatro pĂĄginas por anotação. AlĂ©m disso, ao baixar um bom app de desenho, Ă© possĂ­vel fazer trabalhos realmente legais com a ponta fina e a precisĂŁo dos nĂ­veis de pressĂŁo da caneta – tudo dentro dos limites das suas habilidades artĂ­sticas, Ă© ver como o Galaxy Tab S3 se sai em comparação com sua geração anterior, o aparelho foi submetido a trĂȘs aplicativos de benchmark. Os testes utilizados foram o 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited, o AnTuTu Benchmark 6 e o Vellamo Mobile Benchmark HTML5 e Metal.O 3D Mark oferece uma sĂ©rie de testes para benchmark de smartphones. Entre eles, o Ice Storm Unlimited permite comparar diretamente processadores e GPUs. A resolução do display Ă© um fator que pode afetar o resultado final. Quanto maior a pontuação, melhor o app AnTuTu 6 permite testar interface, CPU, GPU e memĂłria RAM dos dispositivos. Os resultados sĂŁo fornecidos individualmente e somados para gerar uma pontuação total. E aqui tambĂ©m vale a mĂĄxima para os pontos quanto mais, Vellamo Mobile Benchmark aplica dois testes aos smartphones, avaliando o desempenho durante o acesso de conteĂșdo na internet por meio de navegadores no primeiro e a performance do processador no segundo. Novamente, nĂșmeros maiores indicam resultados de fogo de sobraSeguindo para o desempenho, o Tab S3 chega com um processador Snapdragon 820 – o mesmo que apareceu em vĂĄrios smartphones top de linha do ano passado. Junto com os 4 GB de RAM do tablet, o chip tem poder de fogo mais que suficiente para rodar qualquer aplicativo e jogo que jĂĄ estiver disponĂ­vel hoje, sem passar por dificuldades. Mesmo os games mais avançados rodaram muito bem e nĂŁo sofreram com disso, a experiĂȘncia de jogar na tela grande do tablet Ă© legal, pelo menos enquanto os seus braços nĂŁo ficarem cansados com o peso dele. É uma pena que o aparelho tenha sĂł 32 GB de armazenamento, o que limita um pouco a quantidade de apps pesados que vocĂȘ pode deixar instalados. Ao menos dĂĄ para usar um cartĂŁo micro SD para guardar fotos e mĂșsicas, o que libera um pouco mais de espaço para seus aplicativos tambĂ©m ressaltar que o Tab S3 tem um espaço para um chip de operadora, caso vocĂȘ queira utilizar redes 3G e 4G ou fazer ligaçÔes para quebrar um galhoNo quesito cĂąmeras, o Tab S3 faz um trabalho que Ă© apenas OK. O sensor traseiro de 13 MP faz imagens atĂ© que boas em ambientes bem iluminados, mas a qualidade cai bastante no escuro e Ă  meia-luz. O mesmo vale para a cĂąmera frontal de 5 MP, mas com resultados um pouco piores – especialmente em ambientes com iluminação mais possĂ­vel fazer vĂ­deos em 4K na cĂąmera traseira, mas falta um sistema melhor de estabilização, e o foco automĂĄtico tende a se perder se vocĂȘ estiver andando. TambĂ©m dĂĄ para fazer timelapse em Full HD, mas o resultado sĂł sai razoĂĄvel se vocĂȘ contar com um apoio tiradas com o Galaxy Tab S3Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review/anĂĄlise [vĂ­deo]Considerando tudo isso, o resultado do aparelho nesse quesito nĂŁo Ă© lĂĄ muito bom, mas tambĂ©m nĂŁo Ă© como se alguĂ©m fosse usar o tablet como aparelho principal para fazer fotos e vĂ­deos – isso nĂŁo seria nada prĂĄtico. As cĂąmeras dele servem sĂł para quebrar um galho mesmo em caso de necessidade e para fazer chamadas em vĂ­deo de vez em quando, por na medidaNo nosso teste de stress, com reprodução contĂ­nua de um vĂ­deo por 1 hora com o brilho da tela no mĂĄximo, o consumo de energia do Galaxy Tab S3 permitiria aguentar cerca de 9 horas antes de ficar sem força, o que Ă© um nĂșmero legal, mas nĂŁo chega a ser no cotidiano, o tablet consegue render uns 2 dias de uso bem intenso, com algumas horas diĂĄrias de vĂ­deos por streaming, navegação na internet e jogos. Moderando a utilização para cerca de 1 hora por dia, dĂĄ atĂ© para chegar a 4 dias, mas sem muita folga. E na hora da recarga, o Tab S3 leva 2 horas e meia para ir de zero a 100%.ExtrasUm ponto que tambĂ©m merece destaque aqui Ă© o ĂĄudio. O Galaxy Tab S3 vem com um sistema com quatro alto-falantes da AKG posicionados um em cada canto do tablet, o que garante Ăłtima qualidade de som mesmo nos volumes mais fortes – e olha que dĂĄ para deixar bem forte, viu?! AlĂ©m disso, o dispositivo faz tudo isso com um bom balanço entre graves e agudos, entĂŁo a experiĂȘncia em geral fica bem caixa do aparelho tambĂ©m inclui fones de ouvido intrauriculares com boa qualidade sonora, mas que nĂŁo sĂŁo do mesmo nĂ­vel dos do S8 ou do Note8. Algo que nĂŁo vem com o Tab S3 Ă© a capa com teclado, que facilita o uso do tablet para quem busca um aparelho tambĂ©m para produtividade. A Samsung vende esse acessĂłrio com o preço oficial de R$ 479, o que Ă© bem caro e acaba nĂŁo valendo a pena, por mais que o teclado seja terminar, Ă© interessante dizer que o tablet tem um leitor de digitais frontal, que serve tambĂ©m de botĂŁo home. A posição Ă© boa, e a resposta dele Ă© rĂĄpida na hora de desbloquear o aparelho, entĂŁo nada para reclamar por a pena?No site da Samsung, o Galaxy Tab S3 ainda estĂĄ sendo vendido pelo valor oficial de R$ 3 mil, o que Ă© bem salgado para um tablet. Mas Ă© sĂł pesquisar um pouco na internet, e vocĂȘ o encontra por uns R$ 2,5 mil ou atĂ© perto de R$ 2,4 mil, e aĂ­ o negĂłcio fica mais interessante para quem quer um excelente aparelho para entretenimento – e que de quebra vem com uma excelente caneta esse valor nĂŁo inclui tambĂ©m a capa com teclado, que permitiria que ele tambĂ©m servisse para quem quer trabalhar ou responder emails com mais facilidade. Da forma como o Tab S3 estĂĄ, quem quiser uma mĂĄquina para produtividade vai receber mais vantagens ao adquirir um bom ultrabook ou e aĂ­, o que vocĂȘ achou do Galaxy Tab S3? Deixe a sua opiniĂŁo e as dĂșvidas que tiverem sobrado nos comentĂĄrios abaixo, que eu respondo assim que puder. Se vocĂȘ estĂĄ querendo comprar um, confira os links com descontos que separamos a de compraGalaxy Tab S3 ainda ficou na dĂșvida, esses sĂŁo alguns modelos de smartphones que tĂȘm a interface bem parecida com a do Tab S3Samsung Galaxy S8 Galaxy Note 8 Galaxy J5 Pro Performance This tablet feels like a Surface Pro because of the Dex desktop. Pair this with the book cover keyboard, and you have yourself a full computer. The battery life is one of the most Sections Page 1 Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Review Page 2 Performance, S Pen, Software and Camera Review Page 3 Battery Life and Verdict Review Verdict Pros Amazing HDR AMOLED display Slim and light Impressive S Pen included Cons Software lacks polish Multitasking is janky Glass back is a fingerprint magnet Key Specifications Review Price ÂŁ Snapdragon 820 CPU 4GB RAM QXGA, Super AMOLED display 6000mAh battery 13-megapixel, 5-megapixel front cameras Android with Samsung UI Included S-Pen What is the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3? A new top-end Android tablet is a rare occurrence these days, and after using Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S3, I can sort of see why. This iPad Pro-chasing tablet is good-looking, fast and has a gorgeous screen, but I can’t fully recommend it because the Android user experience on a tablet still isn’t quite up to scratch. Samsung has tried its best, but the future for high-end Android tablets isn’t looking too rosy. Who knows, maybe the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 will fix the S3’s issues, but for now this is far from the best tablet experience around. Related Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 vs Tab S3 Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 – Design The Galaxy Tab S3 is a mixture of the very best and the very worst of Samsung’s industrial design. It’s thinner than an iPhone 7, with a flat back and slightly curved sides that make it a pleasure to hold. Weighing in at just 429g it’s also noticeably lighter than the latest iteration of the regular iPad. Related Best Android tablets The Tab S3 is about the same size as an iPad Pro but the all-black colour is a hue I’ve been wishing Apple would introduce for its tablets since the matte-black iPhone 7 arrived. There are clicky volume and sleep buttons on the side, while the headphone jack and USB-C port sit slightly off-centre on the bottom. Like the iPad Pro, four speakers are dotted around the tablet and they have some software trickery that angles the sound depending on how you’re holding the device. There’s also a very fast fingerprint scanner below the screen, flanked by two capacitive back’ and overview’ buttons. It’s a stunning piece of kit, until you start using it. The glass back, for me, is a wrong step for a tablet. After using the Tab S3 for a few minutes the behind becomes completely covered in oily fingerprints. I also expect tablets to be much more durable than a phone, mainly because they spend a lot of time being bunged inside a bag or passed around a group of people. An iPad can comfortably live inside a full rucksack without getting damaged, but I’m already starting to see tiny marks appearing on the Galaxy Tab S3. I understand a glossy, glass back might be a flashier design choice, but I’d prefer a matte metal back. Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 – Display and speakers Samsung has knocked it out of the park with the display on the Galaxy Tab S3. The screen is so good that it sits in the same league and in some ways surpasses the iPad Pro True Tone panel, which is one of the best I’ve ever seen on a tablet. The thing that really gives it the edge over Apple’s tab is the screen tech used. While Apple uses IPS LCD panels, Samsung uses AMOLED, which allows for much richer colours, deeper blacks and a more immersive screen for bingeing on media. The tablet packs the same 2048 x 1536 resolution as the Tab S2, but it’s now HDR-enabled when you’re watching supported content either through Netflix or Amazon Prime. HDR high dynamic range gives much greater peak brightness, with blacks appearing deeper and more natural as a result. Related What is HDR? The demo HDR footage I’ve seen looks tremendous. It’s a shame neither Netflix or Amazon has updated their mobile apps to support it yet, and there’s no word on when that might happen, which means for now the HDR support feels a little superfluous. The screen’s much more colourful and saturated than the iPad Pro display, which can look a tad dull when they’re both side by side, but this is where the S3’s lead ends. The Tab S3’s screen doesn’t perform as well in bright light due to its overly reflective coating, which I’ve found is particularly annoying on trains. It also lacks any of the True Tone tech found in the iPad Pro, which alters the colour temperature depending on your environment and makes reading in the dark easier on the eyes. Luckily, the media experience is made even better thanks to the four speakers. There are two on the bottom and two on the top, and they’re tuned by the audio gurus at AKG. They’re decent speakers, with plenty of volume and the positioning means noise will come out in all directions, but they do have a tendency to feel like the sound is far away from you and being pushed the wrong way. This might have something to do with the software that’s supposed to alter the sound depending on which orientation you’re holding it in. Even with this issue, they’re much better than the majority of tablet speakers. Related Best Android Tablets How we test tablets We test every tablet we review thoroughly. We use industry standard tests to compare features properly and we use the tablet as our main device over the review period. We’ll always tell you what we find and we never, ever, accept money to review a product. Find out more about how we test in our ethics policy. Used as our main tablet for the review period Reviewed using respected industry benchmarks Ongoing real world testing Tested with various games, apps and services Samsungtampaknya menjadi satu-satunya brand yang konsisten menghadirkan produk tablet, baik secara global maupun di tanah air. Kali ini Samsung muncul dengan tablet kelas flagship andalan mereka yaitu Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. Adapun Galaxy Tab S3 kali ini hadir dengan fitur yang lebih menunjuang. Selain hadir dengan fitur S-Pen seperti Galaxy Note, kini Galaxy Tab [] We purchased the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 so our expert reviewer could thoroughly test and assess it. Keep reading for our full product review. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 isn’t the latest and greatest, but you wouldn’t know it just from looking at it. The slate comes with a high-resolution screen, an all-day battery, and an S Pen stylus that makes digitally writing on the display simple and fun. Although it might not be as powerful as the new iPad Pro or the Galaxy Tab S4, for many users who want a reliable multimedia experience and don’t necessarily need all the bells and whistles, the Tab S3 gets the job done. We recently tested the Galaxy Tab S3, using it for multimedia, writing, and productivity. And as expected, the tablet delivered the level of sophistication and quality we’ve come to expect from Samsung slates. Design Sleek and attractive The Galaxy Tab S3 we tested has a black finish, though silver is also available. The slate measures x x inches and weighs ounces. The black version has a sleek look, but the back is glossy, so you’ll find yourself wiping off fingerprints often unless you use a case. Fortunately, the back is flat so it won’t go sliding off your desk despite the slick finish. On the front, Samsung has the same black, glossy finish with a Samsung logo at the top. On the bottom bezel, you’ll find a physical home button that you can use to navigate. There are also two capacitive buttons on both sides of the home button. While we found the home button to be reliable and well-built, the capacitive buttons can be a little less responsive. “The display delivered outstanding visuals with perfect brightness and color reproduction.” Along the left side of the tablet, you’ll find buttons to control volume and lock the screen. There’s also a set of magnetic connectors that allows you to connect the Galaxy Tab S3 to a separate physical keyboard to use it more as a laptop. On the bottom, you’ll find two speaker grilles, a USB-C port, and a headphone jack. Performance Older doesn’t mean slower The Galaxy Tab S3 has a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor and 4GB of RAM. This was strong hardware when the tablet released last year, but it’s on the older side now. That said, the Tab S3 still did a solid job of handling most tasks. When we were flipping around to different apps and surfing the Web, the tablet did a great job of handling multitasking without any sign of slowdown or poor performance. If you plan to use the slate for a lot of graphics-intensive apps, like 3D drawing programs and games then you might notice some stutters. The average user planning to watch some videos and do some browsing shouldn’t have any difficulty. The Galaxy Tab S3 ships with an S Pen stylus that you can use to make quick notes or draw with the built-in Samsung apps. You can also use it to magnify a part of the screen and create a palette of colors for your artwork. The best part is the stylus felt like a real writing instrument. Drawing was effortless and at no point did we suffer from any lag when writing on the screen. Lifewire / Yongfeng Wu Display Rich and colorful The Galaxy Tab S3’s display is inches and uses Super-AMOLED technology. It has a quad-HD resolution of 2048 x 1536. All of that translates to the Galaxy Tab S3’s display being downright impressive with the resolution matching or surpassing other high-end tablets. Whether watching videos or surfing the Web, the display delivered outstanding visuals with perfect brightness and color reproduction. It looked great in both high- and low-light conditions. The Tab S3 also comes with HDR10 support, a technology that allows the screen to work with high dynamic range HDR content. To put it simply, HDR expands the brightness spectrum of a picture and creates richer colors in every scene really making them pop. We saw a big difference in color and contrast between HDR and non-HDR content. Audio Outstanding speakers The Galaxy Tab S3 has quad stereo speakers that have been tuned by its own in-house audio experts at AKG. Better yet, the speakers are also auto-adjusting, so they can deliver pitch-perfect tunes in any environment. In our testing, the Galaxy Tab S3’s speakers sounded downright outstanding. There’s no tinniness like you’d find in other tablets and real depth to both the bass and treble. We were really impressed by the tablet’s sound quality. Battery An all-day runtime Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S3 boasts a 6,000mAh internal battery. Samsung promises eight hours of Internet use time, 102 hours of continuous music playback, and up to 12 hours of video playback. During our testing the battery life was in line with what Samsung said. We used the tablet like regular users might, picking it up throughout the day to check email, go on the Internet, type documents, and have video calls. The slate was able to last throughout the workday — about hours — before it needed to be recharged. “The tablet did a great job of handling multitasking without any sign of slowdown or poor performance.” Camera Passable photos The Galaxy Tab S3 comes with a 5-megapixel front-facing camera and a 13-megapixel sensor with autofocus and flash. The front-facing sensor does an outstanding job of making you look good on video calls and its autofocus is both fast and accurate. Selfies, on the other hand, were a little bit disappointing. Facial details were soft and contrast was a problem. The rear-facing camera offered only passable results compared with the average smartphone. Whether we took pictures of landscapes or attempted to snap minute details in flowers, the pictures looked grainy and detail was lost. Even color reproduction was off, causing bright reds and yellows to look somewhat dull in comparison. Software Samsung-flavored Android You’ll find Android Nougat in this slate, which is pretty dated considering two other Android versions that have released since Nougat. If you can get past that, you’ll find Samsung’s own Experience software skin over Android. Experience is Samsung-only software the company has developed to create a unique experience in its smartphones and tablets. It’s designed to work atop Android, so Samsung can take full advantage of Google’s software while offering a customized user interface. “The best part is the stylus felt like a real writing instrument.” Samsung Experience works reasonably well as a tablet skin. It has a simple design that makes it easy to find content in folders and pages of apps and since Samsung updates it each year, it tends to get better with age. Best of all, Samsung has designed it to complement the Google experience instead of taking away from it, so if you’re someone who relies on Google apps like Gmail, Chrome, and YouTube, you’ll find them all easily accessible. Other Android apps can be downloaded from the Google Play Store. That said, not everyone is so keen on getting a device with bundles of Samsung bloatware loaded onto the tablet as soon as they break it out of the box. And although many of those apps, like Samsung’s Notes app, work extremely well on the Galaxy Tab S3, you’ll more than likely find yourself not using much of the pre-loaded software. Price Productivity for a bargain It may seem strange to recommend an older tablet when people are usually looking for the newest hardware, but the Tab S3’s biggest selling point is the price. Available anywhere between for $379 on the lower end and $ on the higher end, it’s hundreds of dollars cheaper than the $ Tab S4 and the $799 11-inch iPad Pro while offering a similar set of features. The specs may not match up, but if you’re on a tight budget the Tab S3 is worthy of consideration. Lifewire / Yongfeng Wu Competition A lot to choose from If you look around in the marketplace, you’ll find that there are newer tablets available that come with more features and power than the Galaxy Tab S3. If you compare the Tab S3 to Samsung’s newer Tab S4, the main differences come down to spec improvements like a faster processor and some subtle design tweaks like narrower bezels and a removed fingerprint sensor in favor of face recognition. There is some value to be found in Samsung’s DeX platform which functions as a desktop experience for the Tab S4 giving you a genuine laptop experience, but if you don’t need the extra productivity features offered, then the Tab S3 is a much more affordable alternative to the Tab S4. It’s impossible to talk about the tablet market without addressing the thousand-pound gorilla in the room — the Apple iPad Pro. Available in both 10-inch and 11-inch models, the iPad Pro has some similarities to the Tab S3. Both have a front dominated by a rich, high-resolution screen, great audio capabilities, and support for stylus and a keyboard attachment. They also appeal to the same set of consumers who want a great multimedia experience mixed with the ability to do drawing and productivity tasks. That said, the difference between Android and iOS is large. Both have their own separate app ecosystems and if you’re already an owner of Apple devices you’ll likely prefer the iPad Pro even if it comes at a higher cost due to better integration with your other devices. You can also check out our full list of the best tablets on the market today, as well as our picks for the best Android tablets and the best drawing tablets. Final Verdict Multimedia and productivity in an affordable Galaxy Tab S3 may be old, but it has an outstanding design and compelling list of features for the price, including a gorgeous screen and outstanding audio. The older processor does cause some hiccups with high-end gaming, but for watching videos, writing, and productivity the Tab S3 is a winner. 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