Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7" SM-T810NZDEXAR (32GB, Black)

Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2016

I am very hard to please. I am also very tech savvy. Just being honest, not boastful. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7" 32gb black tablet replaced my older Galaxy Tab S 8.4 which I sold. (Got big money on the resale for that by the way). This NEW S2 model is leaps and bounds ahead of that one.
So I waited, lurking on Amazon for this exact tablet to go on sale. When it did, I jumped right on it and purchased it. Received it the following day, with Amazons VERY FAST shipping. I had previously watched many YouTube reviews and opinions. I also literally read all the various Tablet reviews. So let me tell you, I am complety floored! Seriously. Here is why this is currently the BEST TABLET AVAILABLE TODAY...SPEED. Quad-core 1.9 GHz & quad-core 1.3 GHz totally delivers amazing performance with a 64 bit processor. GRAPHICS. Gorgeous 9.7 Super Amoled 2,048-by-1,536 display (~264 ppi pixel density). WEIGHT & SIZE. It measures only 9.34 by 6.65 by 0.22 inches (HWD) and weighs a mere 13.7 ounces. It is so very thin and light I can hold it with one hand and use the onscreen keyboard with ease. The Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot is blazing fast! With a microUSB v2.0 (MHL TV-out). Lastly, I added a 128gb High Speed PNY micro SD card. That card added to the 32gb on board storage gives you about 150gb available storage (after system files)!!! I've never owned a 128gb micro SD card and I love it. Here is the reason why expandable storage is so valuable - Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow is on the way via OTA for this tab, it's confirmed. It will now allow direct access to your APPS on the SD card! That's a whole lot of apps, music, pics and videos! Up to 12 hours (multimedia) usage, it's true, i am experiencing it. My V-MODA Crossfade M-100 3D Metal Headphones let me enjoy the clear, crisp, wide and deep soundstage with all the lows in the music I personally enjoy. Mainly hip-hop - Drake, Big Sean, Rick Ross, Future, J. Cole, The Weeknd, G-Eazy, Lil Wayne, Fetty Wap, you get the idea. Bass heavy music. No headphohe amp needed, although I do own the FiiO A3 (E11K) Kilimanjaro 2 Portable Headphone Amplifier which amplifies the sound and adds even more bass, if I choose. Finally, the incredible, seamless integration of all Google Apps and Microsoft Accounts complete the package. I really could go on and on, but I won't bore you with all the amazing specs. Look it up yourself online and you will find this is a very premium tablet that is worth more than the MSRP.
I hope I provided you with a review you can rely on. I know my tech. It's my absolute favorite passion. (Along with my music, my scripts and my women). I suggest the MoKo Tab S2 9.7 Case - Ultra Slim Lightweight Smart-shell Stand Cover Case With Auto Wake / Sleep Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 Android 5.0 2015 Version. The Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 Screen Protector for Samsung with T810 / T815 Tempered Glass Front LCD Screen Protector 9h Hardness, 0.3mm Thickness by Nozza and the PNY (or any other NAME BRAND) 128gb High Speed micro SD card and your set for now AND the future. Pure bliss. The final perk - the tablet Integrates perfectly with my Asus Google Nexus Player, Galaxy Note 5 and my Samsung UN55JS8500 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD 3D Smart LED TV (2015 Model). Just buy it! you won't regret it! Verified and Guaranteed.

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Terry B

Samsung Tab S2 9.7"

Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2016

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My first tablet, and very glad I waited. I've been on Android phones for years, so an iPad wasn't even a consideration. Overall, I'm quite pleased with my choice and this device specifically, esp. at the price point when I bought a week ago. Here's the bottom line for me:

Better Than Expected qualities / Benefits
1. Screen size, brightness and AMOLED quality: *VERY* pleased, esp. since I went with the larger 9.7" as I have a 6" phone.
2. Google account integration and automatic downloading, esp. with Play Store. Nearly all my apps were waiting for me.
3. Samsung build quality and software overlay. Intuitive benefits, no sizable bloatware. I'm still finding hidden gems via YouTube videos.
4. Android 6 capability. I bought this device as it is scheduled to be upgraded to Marshmallow in 1Q16.
5. Expandable storage. I bought another 64GB, but it'll handle 128GB. External storage is becoming less and less common.
6. Customizability. Google Play apps, as well as both Amazon and Samsung too. Widgets and Launchers galore, without rooting.
7. Abundance of case selection for external protection, starting at $10.
8. Even with the case, much lighter in weight than expected. Not one-handed for hours, but doable for reading.
9. MSFT Office and 200GB OneDrive for two years, included. Great bene, but not worth paying for since I used Google Drive.

Average / Mediocre qualities
1. Battery life. Even with Power Saving mode, it gets about what I expected with WiFi, streaming A/V. Doesn't charge wirelessly nor quickly.
2. Upgrade schedule. Samsung is supposedly providing a path to Android 6.0 in the next three months, and battery life should improve.
3. Processor speed. About as expected - some lag, but probably due to WiFi speeds more than anything.

Con's / Known Limitations (prior to purchase)
1. Speaker volume. Insufficient for me, and I have great hearing, even with two stereo speakers. Glad I bought a Bluetooth aux unit.
2. No NFC. Not a deal breaker, but I grew accustomed to having it on my phones.
3. Not a fan of the physical home button, standard on every Samsung. With my case, I don't find the fingerprint sensor useful/convenient.

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Ryan R.

Gorgeous screen, super slim, performs well

Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2016

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I have been looking to buy another 10" tablet for a few years now. I previously owned an Asus Transformer Prime and enjoyed reading manga and news stories and such on it until I eventually sold it, and I wanted to get something for the same purposes and this has filled my needs nicely. I got a 128gb Patriot microSD card and loaded it up with media and have been thoroughly enjoying using this. I'm not going to go over every cool thing about Android or the tablet form factor in general and am going to focus more on what sets it apart from other tabs i've used.

Pros:
- The screen is gorgeous, and the main reason I chose this over others I was considering. AMOLED is definitely my preferred display type, the contrast is amazing! The resolution is high and brightness is more than sufficient. ~10" is the perfect tablet size for me.
- Aspect ratio is great for reading things (in portrait mode) or watching older TV shows or playing retro games in emulators (in landscape of course)
- SO thin (see pic). I literally wouldnt want them to make a tablet any thinner than this! Sometimes I almost feel like it's too thin/
- Even though it's not metal like the ipad, the construction feels high quality. the soft-touch texture on the back feels great in the hand and provide good grip, the beveling and metal trim around the edges and home button give it a premium look and feel.
- The size/aspect ration mean that many accessories designed to fit ipads will work with it (such as the padded sleeve i bought for it)
- Fingerprint sensor is fairly accurate. Not as accurate as my Nexus 6P by any means, but it works on the first try more often than not.
- Sufficiently fast for my purposes. Browsing and everything is fast as you could really ever want, games play pretty great (again, not quite as good as my 6P, but the size of the screen makes them more enjoyable)
- Battery life is pretty good for how thin this thing is. I can get almost 10 hours or screen on time if I'm doing mostly reading and closer to half of that if I'm playing games.

Cons:
- The screen has this weird ripple distortion when you scroll in portrait mode, which some people dont seem to really notice but I definitely do. It's hard to describe, but its almost like things on the screen get skewed into a... vertical parallelogram while scrolling. So a horizontal line across the screen looks like its slanted up on the right side until you stop scrolling. I have read other people suspecting that this is because of how the screen draws/refreshes the picture on the screen and saying that it is basically a screen that is really mostly designed to to used in landscape mode in a tablet that's oriented in a way that encourages mostly portrait usage. I may seem to be making a big deal of this, but I really have sensitive eyes (i.e I can't use most 60hz monitors for extended periods of time and certain uses because most give me headaches and I usually use 144hz monitor all day) and you may not even notice. Even tho I notice it, it's not often an issue. Really it's mostly when scrolling through FB newsfeed that it becomes noticeable.
- The fingerprint (or should i say thumbprint, since thats what most people use) sensor is good but not perfect or even what i'd consider "great". Even after registering both of my thumbs multiple times to attempt to cover all the angles I could be touching the home button in, it still occasionally fails
- The home button sometimes sticks. I'm not sure what makes it do it sometimes but not others. It could be variables like environmental temperature, it could be pushing it on the edge, but whatever does it, it feels a little cheaper quality than I expected.
- Part of me wishes they would have made the tablet a little thicker so the battery could be bigger
- The soft touch texture on the back of the tablet does show smudges and such after a while of handling it (especially if your hands get sweaty or moist in any way)
- Not pure Android experience. I've been spoiled by Nexus devices for too long. I don't really care for the modifications Samsung has made to the interface. Although with Nova or Google Now launcher I can get it close to how I want, for the most part. I don't like the back button being on the right, when all the devices i've owned have had it on the left. I don't like not immediately getting the latest version of Android. But, I knew all these things before I bought it, and at least Samsung supposedly plans on rolling out Marshmallow update over the next few months.
- Cameras are "meh", nothing great. But who buys a tablet to use as a camera?
- "Hey, nice ipad!" The size and aspect ratio will cause you to be bombarded by even more of these sort of inaccurate comments than other models.

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Jones

Love it!

Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2015

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Can't give it 5 stars because I don't have anything to compare it with, and I'm not very experienced technically; I finally got fed up with Windows and Microsoft, viruses, glitches,etc.
This tablet does everything I need to do, faster; Android seems more intuitive, user friendly; it's like a pc set to easy mode.( My Dell laptop is great, it's the operating system I'm sick of). Plus it's Google based, and I'm a Google fan, Google care's a lot more about me than bill gates.

The tablet is really thin and lightweight, much easier for travel, hooks up to hotspots almost automatically (You are in a hotspot, do you want to connect?), the case, separate, puts it to sleep when I close it. Bluetooth is equally fast and easy, I still have probs connecting with the pc.

I use the Dell laptop for storage of old files(bought 128 gigs for the tablet), beyond that I am so happy I'm no longer chained to Windows! This tablet is a wonderful alternative!
Battery last about 2 days depending on use. Screen/pictures/video is great! Hell, I'm giving it 5 stars!

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José

Great everyday tablet

Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2016

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Love the speed, and beautiful screen/display this tablet comes with. Perfect for reading or watching movies, online activities. Battery life is good, get about a day and a half with a full charge. Not sure when Samsung will update to Android 6.0, but in the future I could always root it and update, that's a plus. Only thing I don't like is the speakers. Not bad, but not great, and only 1 set of them near the charging port, sound is a bit hollow. Would recommend for the size, speed and again gorgeous display, which Samsung never loses on. 9.7' is the perfect size for just about everything when it comes to a tablet.

One con people should know about. Chromecast will work, but since this tablet isn't "optimized" for Chromecast, when you cast your screen to your tv, you won't be able to fill the entire screen of your tv, no matter if in landscape or the like. Don't know what the reason is, it's only boxed into your screen, which is a downer. This ONLY happens if you cast your entire Galaxy Tab screen, NOT, if you cast from a specific app, FYI...

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towboater

It was really fun to use and I loved it

Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2016

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Some companies that sell products have begun to adopt practices used to dissuade customers with defective products from getting resolution. Customers have been writing about these experiences. This kind of abuse had never happened to me UNTIL.....

I purchased this product late January of this 2016. It was really fun to use and I loved it....until June of 2016, when it developed what can be described as "insanity". The screens began to change rapidly without any input from me. It became so bad that it was difficult to turn off because of the rapid changing of screens and pushing the power off button did not seem to work. The one star rating is not so much for the product but what happened while trying to get the tablet fixed. Samsung customer service is beyond anything anyone should have to endure to get an under warranty product issue resolved. To date, the tablet has been sent back to Samsung two times with the problem not ever being fixed. The second time we got it back, we were told it must be an app problem. However, we had performed a factory reboot before sending it in the second time (the first time as well) so the only apps on the tablet were the ones that came with it that you can't get rid of no matter how much you don't want them.
Initially, I spoke with at least 4 different people relative to the getting the tablet sent in for service. (each time being placed on hold while they "check on something" several times for about 45 minutes each). When the tablet came back after servicing the second time still suffering from insanity, I called again. First, I spoke with Luv who had me on the phone for another 45 minutes before I was transferred to Violet in the 'advanced support department' who had me send in a copy of my purchase receipt to an e-mail address. I asked for contact information should I need to be in touch with her or someone who could help me without having to start at the bottom of the call center chain. 'Oh no, not necessary', she assured me. Someone would get back to me in 1-3 business days. On business day 4, I called again and got Sheila who put in on hold several times while she "checked on something" , finally getting back to me saying something like we are still checking on the reference number and the claim was still being processed and that I should wait for the call. Some days later (more than the 1-3 business days), I call again and spoke with Arnel who said he could not help because their system was updating. I asked if I could speak with a supervisor. Trying to get to a supervisor took another 45 minutes but finally transferred to Misel who apparently was not a supervisor and could nothing to help me except to transfer me to Dontay in the Advanced Support Department (where I had been with Violet two weeks before). I was told that they had not received my sales receipt. He gave me 'his' e-mail address and stayed on the line while I resent it. It seems that the Amazon receipts do not include the product serial number on them which is a major problem for Samsung. He could offer only two possible resolutions. 1. the product could be exchanged (depending, of course, on what the "back office" determined. And if they determined something ( not really sure what they were going to determine since I have a totally useless product that is still under warranty which may not be under warranty by the time I finally get resolution, if I ever do). Should I want an exchange, Dontay told me that it would probably take a very long time because not only did his "back office" have to review this (blah blah) but then it would have to go to the "warehouse back office" where they would have to search the entire warehouse looking for a replacement product. Seriously?!!!! Samsung does not have automation? No computerized inventory? A person is going to walk the isles of a warehouse looking for a like product?
Option 2. I could send it back for repair. It was unsuccessfully "repaired" two previous times already.
I asked for a refund which he stated that Samsung would not do unless the product had created bodily harm. (mental harm apparently is not incuded in this 'affordable care' service. He also told me that someone would get back to me in three days. I have sent emails to the address he gave me every day after the third day with - guess what?- NO RESPONSE!!!!!!!!.

I understand that every now and then a product from a reputable company can be a lemon. But one should expect prompt, courteous service. If you want to take a chance that the product you buy is not a lemon, go ahead. But if you should happen to get that odd one that is or quickly becomes a totally useless piece of junk, I hope you are creative because this one is not big enough to be a door stop and you will NOT get any satisfaction from Samsung. You also will not get one of their customer satisfaction surveys that they say they will send because they "value excellent customer service". Don't believe it. They service is the worst ever. It is no service at all.

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Morgan Tran

Warning to Buyers - Terrible Customer Service, Terrible Product for Heavy Usage

Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2016

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TL;DR: I'm very disappointed in this product, and Samsung customer service. After about 2 months of use, the display began exhibiting problems. Touches worked fine, but the trying to wake the device up resulted in either a blank (black) screen, or a screen that was completely gray with weird sprinkles of colors and/or black bars running through it. I'm going to do a very detailed review on this since I think buyers should be very wary. This tablet looks awesome on paper, but that's only skin deep, and customer service was threatening and aggressive. Rest of lengthy review is below.

All in all, if my tablet was functioning properly, this would have earned 4 stars, easily. For the price and features, you can't really do better, even with competitors from the iPad line.

So onto why this is getting 2 stars. It avoids 1 star purely because I really wanted to love it, and it really was great on the surface. For the time I had it, and used it, I really fell in love with it and am bitterly disappointed.

I purchased this tablet for myself back in March as my iPad mini finally kicked the bucket. I had slowly been phasing into Android instead of Apple and decided to buy this one due to the almost unanimous positive reviews it was getting. Out of the box this thing was great. Fast and responsive with expandable memory, I was in geek heaven. I watched countless hours of Netflix and YouTube, downloaded a bunch of free games, read the entirety of Game of Thrones and just overall used it exactly as it was intended, a media consumption device. However, in late May to early June it started to give me problems. Randomly and for no reason, when I tried waking the device up, the screen wouldn't come on, or displayed that weird gray screen I mentioned earlier. I thought it strange and let it sit around for a while. After a few hours it was working again good as new. This issue occurred a couple more times and I decided to send it back to Samsung for repairs.

Samsung sent it back after having the device for less than a day claiming it was a power issue and sent me a new charger and cable. I charged it up and everything seemed to be going just fine. A few weeks later, the problem happened again. I thought maybe I accidentally used a third party charger and made sure to only charge it on Samsung's provided charger, but to no avail. I sent it back a second time. Again, Samsung had it for roughly a day, and sent it back. This time the repair slip said that they powered my device on, tested it, and found it in working order, and sent it back.

I couldn't believe what I read. Samsung's online warranty service requires a description of the problem and allows you to upload pictures and videos of the problem. On both submissions I sent in a very detailed description of the problem including pictures and videos, and those went unheeded. I called Samsung a third time and requested to speak with a manager or supervisor, because it was obvious I was being ignored. After being transferred around a few times, I reached a person in their executive level service department, and I was overjoyed to speak to someone who actually was able to speak to me person to person instead of through a script (I have worked in customer service, I know what they have to deal with). I explained my situation to the representative and requested that I get either a replacement or a refund as it was clear Samsung could not figure out what the problem was. This is where the conversation went south. The rep informed me that my warranty was for parts and service only, and that I would not get a replacement or refund. I understood the rules and asked if there was any way she could guarantee that my device would be properly repaired, since that is what my warranty was for. She then looked over the repair notes from my two attempts and told me that because the technicians couldn't replicate the problem, it was deemed as a working device and they wouldn't do anything to fix it. I then inquired about the photos and videos I had posted alongside my service requests. She looked at them and then begun to claim that the photos and pictures were not evidence because I could have gotten them from somewhere else, and continued to assert that if the technicians could not replicate the problem, there was no problem. She then informed me that if I continued to send in a device that was considered working, Samsung would begin to charge me for wasting their technician's time. The conversation continued to nosedive when I asked her what my solution was, and she stated that my only solution was to keep using the tablet until the problem became permanent, and hopefully my device would still be in warranty by then.

Sorry, but what?! What kind of customer service is this? How does someone take that tone with a customer who obviously has problems with an item? And to indirectly accuse me of lying about the problem and threatening to charge me money? Needless to say, I reported my dealings with them to the BBB. Unfortunately, that also resulted in no resolution on my end, as the BBB essentially forwarded my complaint to Samsung. Another representative from their Executive Level Support called me and left a message to send in my device and they would figure it out. I called back three times and left messages including alternative call back numbers and my best times, but I never heard back

During this waiting period, I finally discovered what was triggering the problem. It occurred after heavy use (i.e. playing video games for about an hour or two). The problem was that as the device was used more and more, the problem became easier and easier to trigger, and the problem lasted longer and longer. I reached out one final time via e-mail to let Samsung know I now can replicate the issue, and the steps I took to cause it to appear. They sent me a label, and my tablet went back to Samsung for the third time.

This time, it came back with notes that they replaced the PBA (I think it stands for printed board assembly). I crossed my fingers and hoped it was finally fixed, but no. The very day I got the tablet back, it began to exhibit the same gray/black screen problem.

Frustrated, I began to look this up online While this problem is nowhere near wide-spread, I found another customer who had the same problem. Per my conversation with him, they also replaced his PBA (but similar to my experience, it took them several tries and kept sending it back claiming it was "working). His PBA replacement still didn't fix the problem, so they sent him a replacement. After the second tablet continued to have gray screen problems, apparently they refunded his money and let him keep the tablet. After talking to him and hearing his story, I honestly believe that this is a big problem their devices have, and anyone who actually puts the device through high usage will probably run into this problem. I doubt the average user (someone who just watches Netflix, maybe plays games every once in a while) will trigger this issue, so the problem isn't more widespread, but if you use tablets a lot, this might be a thing to watch out for. To further my point, I actually left my tablet on all night with a huge playlist of videos from YouTube, and then the next day running Netflix all day long, and the problem didn't trigger. So it seems like video streaming is pretty safe, but as soon as you are using intensive apps and games, the problem may manifest.

So I called Samsung back (by this time, their Note 7 fiasco was in full swing) and was transferred between departments and put on hold for roughly an hour. Finally, when it was all said and done, they offered me a replacement device. Before this process finalized, though, they advised me that they had no replacement devices left to send, and they could only offer me a refund. Now I'm no conspiracy theorist, but it seems very curious that they have no replacements for their top tier tablet, and given my research above and almost exact same situation from another customer, I really think they knew that any tablet that had this problem was probably being used heavily by the user and their tablet wouldn't be able to handle it.Thus, to save time and face, they would rather I get a refund and go away, instead of continuing to be a thorn in their side.

This is currently back to Samsung and I'm waiting for my refund. Needless to say, when I get my money back, I will be taking it elsewhere.

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SMBainter

Great Tablet!!

Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2015

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I was pretty impressed with opening the package. The S2 is extremely slim and light in comparison to other tablets I have had. I have the note 5 and while the specs of the S2 aren't as impressive, this tablet is very responsive and performs very well. The screen is really nice, I don't mind the 4:3 ratio. Watching video's are crystal clear. The only real downfall I have noticed with the S2 is the speakers are subpar, my note 5 has a much better sound quality when it comes to watching videos or listening to music. This is the reason I only gave the S2 a 4 star rating. In my opinion with this tablet being a higher end tablet, in comparison to the other Samsung tablets, my phone should not have better sound quality than this tablet. I wasn't happy with Samsung from removing expandable memory with their new flagship phones, so I had to buy an otg storage device. I like the fact that I can also use it with this tablet, but I can also add internal memory for more storage on the device itself. Overall I am impressed with this tablet this far.

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Kathryn G. Brooke

Still working since 2016

Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023

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Bought new in 2016. Replaced battery once. Screen glass has a recent crack. (My fault). I had no illusions as to what this was. Just a second screen to watch content when not using a laptop or pc. And it's been great! I primarily take it on the go still. To work wherein i watch movies on break. I did buy the s7+ last year and i keep that by my bed to watch YT until i sleep. Samsung tablets are great if you have reasonable expectations. This S2 has lousy speakers, but i use Bluetooth earbuds anyway. Browsing YT or the internet is slow. It's really outdated and Samsung has made improvements with later models.
I want to replace the glass and get a new case for this S2. It still has life in it.
I really wouldn't recommend buying it tho. There have been improvements with later models. I'd recommend buying the S7+and up, keep those clean and protected and you will be happy.

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Mitch

Best Samsung tablet I've used...

Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2016

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First, I think it's worth mentioning something that I've seen in numerous places online (forums, reviews): Consider yourself lucky if the unit you purchase does not have an issue with scrolling on a webpage. By that, I mean a "wave" effect as you scroll up/down. This is definitely noticeable, and has been reported by many users. I purchased a unit from a Marketplace seller, thinking it was defective, and returned it. Purchased a brand-new unit directly from Amazon fulfillment, and the same issue existed. Some folks have a unit who don't experience this (so they say), but I believe it to be practically universal. I would lastly point out that this is an orientation-specific issue. In other words: if you use the tablet in a horizontal orientation, the problem disappears.

That said, literally everything else about this tablet's performance is fantastic.It doesn't run hot (at all), which is a first for any Android device I've used. It is snappy, responsive, and sleeps exceedingly well. One caveat: it chews through battery life when connected to a 5gHz wifi network, which is also something vastly reported. This is easy to remedy if you don't want to charge the unit more often: turn wifi off when not in use. Standby time will be insane.

My only complaint? The speakers. They're the worst I've ever experienced, ever. I came over to this device from a Nexus 9, which - while a very hot-running unit - had an incredible listening experience. So that jump left a bit of a bad taste in my mouth, since most of the time I'm not going to use headphones with a tablet. This is definitely a hardware limitation; no "update" is going to fix it. It's something I can live with.

Overall, there isn't much going on in the way of a unique/custom Android experience in terms of the online dev community. There just aren't many people gravitating toward this device from that perspective, so you will be limited to the out-of-box ROM (and any future updates). Luckily, root is possible, and that's really all I care about personally. The Nova launcher delivers a great experience, as usual, far superior to TouchWiz.

Great tablet, it delivers where you need it to, and won't leave you frustrated. That is, unless you want to listen to anything at a nominal volume.

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