Samsung galaxy tab s8

Bottom line: The Galaxy Tab S8+ emulates the Galaxy Tab S7+ in its design while adding scratch-proof materials, faster connectivity with optional 5G, improved S Pen responsiveness, a vastly improved selfie camera, and game-changing software upgrades for using several apps at once. While somewhat tricky to hold, it's much lighter than the Tab S8 Ultra and iPad Pro while offering plenty of power. Just be prepared to buy a fast charger and keyboard cover on top of the high price. With the Galaxy Tab S8+, Samsung brought back the last model's best features while improving on its weak points. Retaining the same design, display, and battery as before, the Tab S8+ added an upgraded processor, more base RAM, a wider selfie camera, and faster Wi-Fi connectivity. More importantly, Samsung took matters into its own hands with One UI 4, using the same software tools from its foldable phones to take better advantage of the 12.4 inches of display real estate. • Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 (Gold) at Walmart for $679 For anyone interested in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+, the question isn't whether or not it's a fantastic device; the only competition it has for the title of Source: Michael Hicks / Android Central (Image credit: Source: Michael Hicks / Android Central) The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ costs $900 for the standard 8GB/128GB variant and comes in three colors: Graphite, Silver, or Pink Gold. The 8GB/256GB variant is priced at $980, while the 5G-enabled Tab S8+ costs $1,100 and is restricted ...

Contents • • • • • • • • Show 3 more items Still, there are differences between the two tablets, with the larger display and bigger battery being the most obvious features of the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus. However, does this make the Tab S8 Plus a better tablet overall than the Tab S8? Is it worth the extra $200? We find out in this head-to-head versus article, which compares the specs, displays, performance, cameras, and software of each device. Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Plus Size 253.8 x 165.3 x 6.3 mm (9.99 x 6.51 x 0.25 inches) 285 x 185 x 5.7 mm (11.22 x 7.28 x 0.22 inches) Weight Wi-Fi: 503 grams (17.74 ounces) LTE: 507 grams (17.88 ounces) Wi-Fi: 567 grams (20 ounces) LTE: 572 grams (20.18 ounces) Screen size 11 inches 12.4 inches Screen resolution 2560 x 1600 pixels (274 pixels per inch) 2800 x 1752 pixels (266 ppi) Operating system Android 12, OneUI 4.1 Storage space 128GB, 256GB 128GB, 256GB MicroSD card slot Yes Yes Processor Qualcomm SM8450 Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Qualcomm SM8450 Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 8GB, 12GB 8GB, 12GBG Camera Dual 13-megapixel wide and 6MP ultrawide rear, 12MP front Dual 13-megapixel wide and 6MP ultrawide rear, 12MP front Video 4K at 60 fps, 1080p at 30 fps Bluetooth version Bluetooth 5.2 Bluetooth 5.2 Ports USB-C USB-C Fingerprint sensor Yes, side-mounted Yes, in-display Water resistance No No Battery 8,000mAh 10,090mAh App marketplace Google Play Store Google Play Store Network support All major carriers (cellular version only) All maj...

Tablets in Samsung's Galaxy Tab S8 series are Android's answer to Apple's pro-level iPads, and the best devices for professional creative work on the platform. The Tab S8 is the smallest model in the lineup, but it still has plenty of power power, sports a beautiful 11-inch screen, and comes with Samsung's excellent S Pen stylus. We're also fans of Samsung's productivity-focused Dex mode, which bridges the gap between Android and Chrome OS. But at $699.99, the Galaxy Tab S8 costs more than comparable iPads and Windows tablets, while offering fewer pro apps than those devices. Until Android's tablet experience catches up to the competition, all high-end The Smallest Tab S8 Three versions of the Galaxy Tab S8 are available. The 11-inch Galaxy Tab S8 I'm reviewing here feels like the most natural competitor to Chrome tablets and iPads. The $899.99, 12.4-inch Galaxy Tab S8+ is physically larger; it sports an AMOLED display rather than an LCD, has a bigger battery, and offers 5G connectivity. Finally, the $1,099.99, 14.6-inch Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is one of the largest tablets I've seen—it's just as usable as a small TV as it is a gigantic sketchpad. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. (Opens in a new window) The Galaxy Tab S8 looks pretty standard, with a black-glass front, a silver metal frame, and squared-off edges. It measures 9.99 by 6.51 by 0.29 inches (HWD) and weighs 1.11 pounds, which makes it a little ta...

The problem with buying an iPad if you own an Android phone is that you miss out on a lot of the system integrations that come with using an iPhone and an iPad together. Apps that you own on your phone need to be repurchased on the tablet, you don’t get system-level things like the ability to hotspot your phone from the tablet, and the two devices never feel as connected or coherent as if they both ran the same platform. That isn’t to say Samsung has come as far as Apple in those integrations, nor is it to say that the traditional Android tablet gripes — namely, a much smaller pool of optimized apps — don’t apply here. The Tab S8 and S8 Plus are also expensive tablets, starting at $699.99 and $899.99, respectively, before you add any accessories like a case or keyboard. But they do provide us a glimpse of an Android-first ecosystem that hasn’t really existed before. Visually, the new tablets are identical to the prior models. They come with the same 11-inch 120Hz LCD or 12.4-inch 120Hz OLED screens and have the same Dolby Atmos quad speakers. Just like before, the hardware is impressive, and either tablet provides an excellent video watching experience. Performance is also very good, with smooth responsiveness, quick app loading, and no “jelly scrolling” issues to be found. These are priced like premium tablets, and they feel like it, which is a good thing. Between the two, I prefer the smaller Tab S8, which is easier to hold in one hand and more comfortable for the kinds ...

Price: from $699 CPU: Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Display: 11-inch (2560 x 1600) 120Hz LCD display RAM: 8 GB Storage: 128GB/256GB Ports: USB-C, microSD Battery life: 12:52 (tested) Accessories: S Pen stylus included Dimensions: 9.99 x 6.51 x 0.25 inches Weight: 1.1 pounds The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 set a new standard for premium Android tablets in 2022. This is the successor to 2020's But that was over two years ago, and in the interim, Apple redefined what we expect from pro-grade tablets with the phenomenal 2021 iPad Pros. Samsung has also stepped up its tablet game, launching the Tab S8 alongside two larger, OLED-equipped models: A slightly improved Tab S8 Plus and the new So where does that leave the Galaxy Tab S8? Its 11-inch LCD screen is bright and responsive, but it can't match the 12.9-inch Samsung's $139 keyboard cover for the Galaxy Tab S8 has a little cutout in the back where you magnetically attach the S Pen. (Image credit: Future) Samsung also sells a slew of accessories, including the $139 Galaxy Tab S8 Book Cover Keyboard Slim, which transforms the tablet into a halfway-decent laptop replacement. Samsung sent us a 128GB Galaxy Tab S8 in Pink Gold to review, along with a Book Cover Keyboard Slim. If you were to try and purchase the same gear direct, you'd pay upwards of $840. Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 review: Design • Slim, light tablet feels comfy to hold • Pink Gold color scheme looks slick • Gets bulky with the Cover Keyboard attached The Galaxy Tab S8 is the entry-lev...

Tablets in Samsung's Galaxy Tab S8 series are Android's answer to Apple's pro-level iPads, and the best devices for professional creative work on the platform. The Tab S8 is the smallest model in the lineup, but it still has plenty of power power, sports a beautiful 11-inch screen, and comes with Samsung's excellent S Pen stylus. We're also fans of Samsung's productivity-focused Dex mode, which bridges the gap between Android and Chrome OS. But at $699.99, the Galaxy Tab S8 costs more than comparable iPads and Windows tablets, while offering fewer pro apps than those devices. Until Android's tablet experience catches up to the competition, all high-end The Smallest Tab S8 Three versions of the Galaxy Tab S8 are available. The 11-inch Galaxy Tab S8 I'm reviewing here feels like the most natural competitor to Chrome tablets and iPads. The $899.99, 12.4-inch Galaxy Tab S8+ is physically larger; it sports an AMOLED display rather than an LCD, has a bigger battery, and offers 5G connectivity. Finally, the $1,099.99, 14.6-inch Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is one of the largest tablets I've seen—it's just as usable as a small TV as it is a gigantic sketchpad. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. (Opens in a new window) The Galaxy Tab S8 looks pretty standard, with a black-glass front, a silver metal frame, and squared-off edges. It measures 9.99 by 6.51 by 0.29 inches (HWD) and weighs 1.11 pounds, which makes it a little ta...

Contents • • • • • • • • Show 3 more items Still, there are differences between the two tablets, with the larger display and bigger battery being the most obvious features of the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus. However, does this make the Tab S8 Plus a better tablet overall than the Tab S8? Is it worth the extra $200? We find out in this head-to-head versus article, which compares the specs, displays, performance, cameras, and software of each device. Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Plus Size 253.8 x 165.3 x 6.3 mm (9.99 x 6.51 x 0.25 inches) 285 x 185 x 5.7 mm (11.22 x 7.28 x 0.22 inches) Weight Wi-Fi: 503 grams (17.74 ounces) LTE: 507 grams (17.88 ounces) Wi-Fi: 567 grams (20 ounces) LTE: 572 grams (20.18 ounces) Screen size 11 inches 12.4 inches Screen resolution 2560 x 1600 pixels (274 pixels per inch) 2800 x 1752 pixels (266 ppi) Operating system Android 12, OneUI 4.1 Storage space 128GB, 256GB 128GB, 256GB MicroSD card slot Yes Yes Processor Qualcomm SM8450 Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Qualcomm SM8450 Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 8GB, 12GB 8GB, 12GBG Camera Dual 13-megapixel wide and 6MP ultrawide rear, 12MP front Dual 13-megapixel wide and 6MP ultrawide rear, 12MP front Video 4K at 60 fps, 1080p at 30 fps Bluetooth version Bluetooth 5.2 Bluetooth 5.2 Ports USB-C USB-C Fingerprint sensor Yes, side-mounted Yes, in-display Water resistance No No Battery 8,000mAh 10,090mAh App marketplace Google Play Store Google Play Store Network support All major carriers (cellular version only) All maj...

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Price: from $699 CPU: Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Display: 11-inch (2560 x 1600) 120Hz LCD display RAM: 8 GB Storage: 128GB/256GB Ports: USB-C, microSD Battery life: 12:52 (tested) Accessories: S Pen stylus included Dimensions: 9.99 x 6.51 x 0.25 inches Weight: 1.1 pounds The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 set a new standard for premium Android tablets in 2022. This is the successor to 2020's But that was over two years ago, and in the interim, Apple redefined what we expect from pro-grade tablets with the phenomenal 2021 iPad Pros. Samsung has also stepped up its tablet game, launching the Tab S8 alongside two larger, OLED-equipped models: A slightly improved Tab S8 Plus and the new So where does that leave the Galaxy Tab S8? Its 11-inch LCD screen is bright and responsive, but it can't match the 12.9-inch Samsung's $139 keyboard cover for the Galaxy Tab S8 has a little cutout in the back where you magnetically attach the S Pen. (Image credit: Future) Samsung also sells a slew of accessories, including the $139 Galaxy Tab S8 Book Cover Keyboard Slim, which transforms the tablet into a halfway-decent laptop replacement. Samsung sent us a 128GB Galaxy Tab S8 in Pink Gold to review, along with a Book Cover Keyboard Slim. If you were to try and purchase the same gear direct, you'd pay upwards of $840. Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 review: Design • Slim, light tablet feels comfy to hold • Pink Gold color scheme looks slick • Gets bulky with the Cover Keyboard attached The Galaxy Tab S8 is the entry-lev...

Bottom line: The Galaxy Tab S8+ emulates the Galaxy Tab S7+ in its design while adding scratch-proof materials, faster connectivity with optional 5G, improved S Pen responsiveness, a vastly improved selfie camera, and game-changing software upgrades for using several apps at once. While somewhat tricky to hold, it's much lighter than the Tab S8 Ultra and iPad Pro while offering plenty of power. Just be prepared to buy a fast charger and keyboard cover on top of the high price. With the Galaxy Tab S8+, Samsung brought back the last model's best features while improving on its weak points. Retaining the same design, display, and battery as before, the Tab S8+ added an upgraded processor, more base RAM, a wider selfie camera, and faster Wi-Fi connectivity. More importantly, Samsung took matters into its own hands with One UI 4, using the same software tools from its foldable phones to take better advantage of the 12.4 inches of display real estate. • Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 (Gold) at Walmart for $679 For anyone interested in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+, the question isn't whether or not it's a fantastic device; the only competition it has for the title of Source: Michael Hicks / Android Central (Image credit: Source: Michael Hicks / Android Central) The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ costs $900 for the standard 8GB/128GB variant and comes in three colors: Graphite, Silver, or Pink Gold. The 8GB/256GB variant is priced at $980, while the 5G-enabled Tab S8+ costs $1,100 and is restricted ...