Highlights
Versatile lineup – Wide variety of tablets for all price points and needs
Superb displays – AMOLED screens offer excellent colors and contrast
Innovative features – Packed with features like S-Pen support and DeX mode
Good performance – Strong competitor to Apple in terms of speed and capabilities
Balanced pricing – More affordable but still premium
Founded in 1938, Samsung has grown over the years to become one of the leading technology companies around the world, manufacturing a wide array of tech products. When it comes to tablets, this company remains unrivaled, offering everything from the most budget-friendly units to highly elaborate, pricey ones. If what you are looking for is a company that innovates while giving options, Galaxy Tabs by Samsung are worth a closer look.
Affordability
4.0 /5
From budget options like the Galaxy Tab A series starting at $229 to more premium models like the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra priced as high as $1,199, Samsung has a tablet for nearly every class of customer. It's that huge range of prices that makes Samsung accessible for people with limited budgets and those who require exclusive features.
Battery Life
4.6 /5
In larger screen models, like the Tab S9 Ultra, Samsung tablets boast enormous batteries-11,200 mAh-capable of supporting up to 14 hours of video playback. This will easily handle around 12-13 hours of work, even for its more budget models like the Tab S9, hence making Samsung quite competitive when it comes to battery life.
Display
4.9 /5
Known for their AMOLED screens, Samsung has unmatched display quality. The Dynamic AMOLED 2X in the Tab S9 Ultra will boast deep blacks, radiant colors, and a refresh rate of 120Hz. This has made Samsung a darling among the army of content creators and entertainment enthusiasts who would give anything for display quality.
Performance
4.8 /5
In particular, Samsung's high-end devices like the Tab S9 Ultra have robust chipsets from Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. While this quite holds up well against Apple's M2, it does fall back in several intensive tasks. As for the lower Samsung models, though, it will be back to the Exynos chips, more appropriate for everyday use with only quite a few claims at tasks of heavy multitasking or gaming.
Overall
4.6 /5
Overall category performance rating.
Conclusion
From entry-level, more affordable tablets to high-performance devices targeting creators and professionals, Samsung indeed covers all bases in the lineup. With powerful chipsets and AMOLED displays, those needing an all-around tablet experience should definitely consider Samsung.
