Samsung galaxy tab s upgrade#
The 4G LTE version costs $50 more than the Wi-Fi only version, so if you're the type who needs a Netflix fix anytime and anywhere, it's an upgrade worth considering. Toting a 10.5-inch tablet around in public isn't the coolest look I've ever rocked, but it was great for killing time during commuting and sharing things on the Internet with friends while out and about. I wasn't terribly impressed with the data speeds on Sprint's Spark LTE network, however coverage was consistent and high-speed Web access on the Tab S 10.5 is a great perk. We're currently testing the tablet in the CNET Labs, so check back for the final battery testing result.
Samsung galaxy tab s full#
On a full charge, after watching two full movies and browsing the Web for an hour, the battery still had a little less than half of its battery life. The only logical explanation I came up with is that a ghost was following me around all weekend.Īnecdotally, the tablet's 7,900mAh battery lasted for two days of medium-to-heavy use without needing a charge.
The native video app also inexplicably paused during video playback at random times, even if no other apps were running in the background. If many apps are open in the background and you're quickly switching from one app to another, the touchscreen's response lags. Though the tablet's performance was consistently zippy, it wasn't without a few hiccups. Speaker quality isn't particularly impressive, but audio quality holds up at maximum volume and is loud enough when listening in a personal space. The 8-megapixel rear camera features image stabilization.
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