Standing screen display size | 10.5 Inches |
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Screen Resolution | 2560 x 1600 pixels |
Max Screen Resolution | 2560x1600 Pixels |
Processor | 2 GHz AMD_Kabini_A6_5200M_Quad_Core |
RAM | 4 GB |
Hard Drive | 64 GB |
Graphics Coprocessor | Snapdragon 670 |
Chipset Brand | Qualcomm |
Card Description | Integrated |
Wireless Type | 5 GHz Radio Frequency, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency |
Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
Average Battery Life (in hours) | 15 Hours |
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e- 64GB, Wifi Tablet - SM-T720NZKAXAR, Black
Brand | SAMSUNG |
Model Name | Galaxy Tab S5e 10.5" (T720) |
Memory Storage Capacity | 64 GB |
Screen Size | 10.5 Inches |
Display Resolution Maximum | 2560x1600 Pixels |
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- Ultra light for on the go; Lighter than a pound, our slimmest tablet won't add weight to your load; Stream, browse and more on eye catching metal design
- Crisp; Clear; Captivating; Get drawn in to the 10; 5 inches Super AMOLED display with an immersive 16: 10 ratio widescreen; Shows and movies come to life in true to life color and crisp, clear details
- Smartly connected; Control all your connected devices from your tablet; Adjust lights, control your TV, lock doors and even adjust the thermostat; Plus, get the details If you get a security camera alert
- Charge Fast and go; Get up to 15 hours of video on a full charge and power up quickly with fast charging
- Get 4 months of ad free YouTube and YouTube music with your Samsung Galaxy device
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Screen quality | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.6 | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.2 |
Battery life | 4.6 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.1 |
Value for money | 4.2 | 4.4 | 4.3 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.3 |
Touch Screen | 4.4 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.6 | — | 4.0 |
Picture quality | 4.8 | — | — | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.1 |
Sold By | FastCo | QuickshipElectronics | Olive Branch Enterprises | Amazon.com | Terrace Mall | Prime-Pros |
model name | Galaxy Tab S5e 10.5" (T720) | Galaxy | Galaxy Tab S7 FE | Tab S7+ | Tab S6 Lite Refresh | Tab A7 Lite |
display size | 10.5 inches | 10.5 inches | 12.4 inches | 12.4 inches | 10.4 inches | 8.7 inches |
memory capacity | 64 GB | 64 GB | 64 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB | 32 GB |
operating system | Android 9 Pie | Android | Android | Android 10 | Android | Android 11 |
hardware interface | usb3.1 a | usb c | usb, usb c, 3 5 mm audio, micro sdxc | 802 11 acbgn, bluetooth 5, usb3.1 c | bluetooth | bluetooth 5, usb |
wireless tech | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS | Bluetooth | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
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Comparison Chart
Galaxy Tab S5e | Galaxy Tab S6 Lite | Galaxy Tab S6 | Galaxy Tab A 8" | Galaxy Tab A 10.1" | |
Customer Reviews
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4.8 out of 5 stars
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4.7 out of 5 stars
18,245
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4.7 out of 5 stars
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4.6 out of 5 stars
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4.7 out of 5 stars
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Price
| — | $263.96$263.96 | — | $150.02$150.02 | $245.00$245.00 |
Super AMOLED Display
| ✔ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ |
S-Pen Included
| ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ |
Display Size
| 10.5" | 10.4" | 10.5" | 8.0" | 10.1" |
Display Resolution
| 2560 x 1600 | 2000 x 1200 | 2560 x 1600 | 1280 x 800 | 1920 x 1200 |
Audio
| Quad + AKG + Dolby Atmos | Dual + AKG + Dolby Atmos | Quad + AKG + Dolby Atmos | Dual | Dual + Dolby Atmos |
Weight
| .88 lbs. | 1.02 lbs. | .92 lbs. | .76 lbs. | 1.03 lbs. |
Processor
| Octa-core(2x2.0GHz + 6x1.7GHz) | Octa-core(4x2.3GHz + 4x1.7GHz) | Octa-core(2.8+3x2.4+4x1.8GHz) | Quad 2.0 GHz | Octa-core(2x1.8GHz + 6x1.6GHz) |
Internal Memory
| 64GB / 128GB | 64GB / 128GB | 128GB / 256GB | 32GB | 32GB / 64GB / 128GB |
External Memory
| microSD up to 512GB | microSD up to 1TB | microSD up to 1TB | microSD up to 512GB | microSD up to 512GB |
Keyboard Supported
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ |
*Requires Samsung SmartThings setup with compatible smart devices.
**Battery power consumption depends on usage patterns. Results may vary.
***CMC functionality may vary by carrier and compatible smartphone. Requires carrier or Wi-Fi connection. Data charges may apply. Call & Message Continuity feature must be activated in Settings>Connection.
****Portion of memory occupied by existing content.
*****Memory card sold separately.
Product Description
Weighing in at less than a pound, the incredibly slim Galaxy Tab S5e is perfect for your on the go life. Watch your favorite shows and movies come to life on a corner to corner 10. 5" Super AMOLED display. Plus, control lights, door locks, the thermostat and other connected home devices right from your tablet with SmartThings. It’s everything you need, all on a thin and light Tab S5e you’ll never want to put down.
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Technical Details
Brand | SAMSUNG |
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Series | Galaxy Tab S5e 10.5" (T720) |
Item model number | SM-T720NZKAXAR |
Hardware Platform | Android |
Operating System | Android 9 Pie |
Item Weight | 3.52 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 0.22 x 6.3 x 9.65 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 0.22 x 6.3 x 9.65 inches |
Color | Black |
Rear Webcam Resolution | 13 MP |
Processor Brand | Qualcomm |
Number of Processors | 1 |
Computer Memory Type | Unknown |
Flash Memory Size | 64 GB |
Power Source | Corded Electric, Battery Powered |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
Additional Information
ASIN | B07Q5VPY2F |
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Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #200,530 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #3,092 in Computer Tablets |
Date First Available | April 12, 2019 |
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Customers like the value, appearance and battery life of the tablet computer. They mention that it's a premium tablet with great picture and sound quality. They also like the weight and sound. However, some customers have mixed opinions on connectivity and responsiveness.
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Customers find the tablet to be a great product for the money. They say it's a premium tablet with great picture and sound. Some say it is the best bang for your buck and perfect for media consumption. They also say it keeps up with iPads and newer tablets.
"...price is much lower than the newer high-spec tablets but you get a premium tablet with great picture and sound, and it is still getting Android..." Read more
"...battery life is about average for modern tablets, it's good enough to watch a couple movies on a flight, but not much more than that...." Read more
"This is a must buy if you are only looking for a decent Samsung tablet for media consumption...." Read more
"...because it's such a clean looking devices, and the specs for the price are unbeatable." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the tablet. They mention that the display is top notch, phenomenal, and crisp. They also appreciate the amazing picture quality, saying that it shows TV style movies perfectly. Customers also love the OLED screen.
"...It is, of course, an AMOLED display which allows for very deep blacks. I'm talking about black as night blacks...." Read more
"One of the nicest looking and performing tablets around. The screen looks phenomenal, the thickness is about the best I've seen or even heard of...." Read more
"...The display is absolutely gorgeous and battery life is solid...." Read more
"...Maybe the best feature is the 16x9 screen that shows TV style movies perfectly and is wide enough for modern "wide-screen" movies...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the responsiveness of the tablet computer. Some mention that the device is fast enough to deliver great experience in streaming, social media apps, and that the screen is bright, crisp, and very responsive. They say that they can swipe quickly with no hiccups or freezes, and are able to use their time more efficiently. However, others say that it has a bit of slowness with too many apps in the background, and is slow to bring up apps at times. Videos take a long time to load, and apps would close on them for no reason.
"...The touch screen is very responsive and the tablet is powerful enough to keep up with the requested changes...." Read more
"...The reader is extremely fast and naturally placed...." Read more
"...You can swipe quickly with no hiccups or freezes. The AKG tuned speakers sound very good in games, let alone with movies...." Read more
"...The wifi works, but it will slow down or lose connections much sooner than my umpteen year old S2 tablet as I move away from my access point...." Read more
Customers like the battery life of the tablet computer. They mention that it has a very good battery life, and that it charges fast.
"...The battery life is about average for modern tablets, it's good enough to watch a couple movies on a flight, but not much more than that...." Read more
"...The display is absolutely gorgeous and battery life is solid...." Read more
"...The color and brightness are great. Battery life is phenomenal...." Read more
"...Battery life is excellent. Having a high Power Delivery (PD) charger can quickly top it off from 50% to 100% in about 30 min...." Read more
Customers like the camera of the tablet computer. They say it works well, is fast, and does what they need it to do. Some mention that the tablet is perfect to work on and that it's a very capable tablet.
"...INITIAL REVIEW-Very capable tablet-right up there with I-Pad Pro-- Samsung put the right things together to make this work well...." Read more
"...After 2 months use, the tablets have worked well and neither one of us has had any wifi issues at all...." Read more
"...I use an Otter Box for mine and it works great." Read more
"...The camera is average, but I wasn't expecting it to be too high. The tablet is intended for a child's education ... and gaming...." Read more
Customers like the weight of the tablet computer. They say it's very light and has less bloatware than older Samsung tablets.
"...Excellent display2) Excellent speakers3) Light weight4) Thin Bezels5) Decent Cameras (for a tablet)..." Read more
"...I use a 60W PD from Anker. The tablet itself is light and great looking with the gun metal finish, not that you'll see it in a bright blue case...." Read more
"...The speakers and screen are amazing. The thinness and weight is lighter than a phone. I'm loving this tablet...." Read more
"...I magically fell in love with it. Has less bloat ware compare to this older Samsung tablets...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the sound quality of the tablet. They mention that it has excellent speakers. Some say that the speed and audio quality are better on the Tab S5E.
"...The sound over the tablet speakers is surprisingly good. The A7 does have a 3.5 jack still so if that is important to you maybe get the A7 instead...." Read more
"...However, the speed and audio quality is better on the Tab S5E.Pros:1) Excellent display2) Excellent speakers..." Read more
"...The AKG tuned speakers sound very good in games, let alone with movies...." Read more
"...The symmetry and design aesthetic is spot on. The speakers and screen are amazing. The thinness and weight is lighter than a phone...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the tablet computer. Some mention that it has functional connectivity, with no WiFi problems. However, others say that it constantly loses connection and connects to weak WiFi signals.
"...my office gets wifi through several walls and 40' so the signal is not very strong and sometimes requires me to re-orient the tablet to get full..." Read more
"...one of Samsung Galaxy smartphone series, and this pad is well paired with my phone! It has a big and clear screen and fascinating design...." Read more
"...Fast really works well. My only complaint is that at times I lose internet signal...." Read more
"Otherwise a perfect device, the VPN has issues staying connected...." Read more
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The screen of the S5e is just leagues above cheap tablets. It is, of course, an AMOLED display which allows for very deep blacks. I'm talking about black as night blacks. Most of my reading I do at night, and the fact that (when you invert the text) the black can get pretty much as deep black as the bezels is just incredible. The resolution is 2560 x 1600 with pretty high pixel density and that makes for fine/crips lines and detail. My Tab S2 had all this too (and at only 8 inches!) and it's a must if you're reading with the lights off because you don't want a light-haze to blast your eyes right before you're going to sleep. The Vankhyo tablet, even though it had a pretty good resolution at 1200x1920 (IPS screen), could not achieve deep blacks. In fact, everything including videos just looked washed out. So if you're using your tablet to read at night or you appreciate good contrast in videos I would really recommend you get a tablet with an AMOLED (or: OLED) display that can achieve deep blacks. Cheaper tablets from Samsung that have IPS/TFT screens, although quite good, also can't achieve deep blacks like AMOLED can, although they're probably better than cheaper non-brand tablets. For example the new Samsung A7 does not have an AMOLED screen and it achieves a minimum brightness (or maximum darkness) of: 3.66 cd/m², whereas the S5e gets: 1.74 cd/m² -- so from that you can see how much darker the screen of the S5e can get at half the A7's value.
A 10.5 screen is quite big for a tablet, especially when mainly used for reading books. In a way I prefer the 8 inch Tab S2 that I had because it's such a good size to hold in your hand and move around and has a better aspect ration for my use. Samsung has stopped making high end 8 inch tablets, but I'm hoping they'll return to that because there is utility to these. The Tab S2 has 4:3 ratio which is better suited to reading/editing documents and books. Widescreen tablets are really geared toward media consumption (i.e., movies, series, videos) but there is so much else you can do with a tablet that I think it shouldn't be given that much emphasis -- or at least they should offer 4:3 options as well. The S5e has a 16:10 ratio and if you read books in contiguous mode it is quite enjoyable. Since it's quite a large screen, you can keep the tablet at a greater distance which, depending on your position, can be useful.
Everything from the material finish to the UI to the smoothness of operation to the overall feel just exudes quality and finesse. Yes, it cost $349 at my time of buying but the extra $ over the econo-tablets is more than worth it. I am sure that, for most people, the new Samsung A7 will be just fine as well and it currently sells at $249 and is going to be better than any cheap- or non-brand tablet. No. 1 for tablets are Samsung and Apple, of course; if you're already tied into the Apple eco-system it makes sense to go with Apple, but otherwise Samsung is king. If you have a PC and just want to drop some music or PDFs onto the tablet, it is way easier with an Android device. Apple's closed system makes it so you have to install iTunes on PC, etc.; just a hassle really, so I'd recommend going with Samsung for ease of use unless you have all Apple devices already.
I think it's a sport for Samsung and Apple to make devices as thin and feature-rich as possible, but personally I wouldn't mind having the device a little thicker if it somehow increases longevity. I would also rather have a 3.5mm headphone jack rather than only the USB-C port and the headphone converter dongle. I did test the USB-to-3.5mm dongle with some Sennheiser corded headphones and the sound was good. The sound over the tablet speakers is surprisingly good. The A7 does have a 3.5 jack still so if that is important to you maybe get the A7 instead. All high-end tablets by Samsung have left behind the 3.5mm jack in favor of just a USB port. I don't like having wireless devices *on my head* for any great length of time so I'll always want wired headphones.
The S5e is kind of the sweet spot right now. Its price is much lower than the newer high-spec tablets but you get a premium tablet with great picture and sound, and it is still getting Android updates from Samsung. When I received the tablet, Android 9 was installed on it. After configuring I checked for updates and it downloaded Android 10 (~2gb in size). After this installed and I rebooted, I checked for updates again and a 700mb November update was then installed. I read that this tablet is also slated to receive Android 11 (and UI 3.0 that comes with it) so it is still future proof for a while.
If I had to find some negatives, I'd probably say that the touch swipes and such don't always quite register as I intend, but I don't think it's due to any hardware issue with the screen so it could just be an Android 10 thing. When I swipe up to get past the lock screen, it will require a more thorough (greater distance) swipe upwards to actually unlock it, while I would think that the movement in itself should indicate what I want to achieve and that it shouldn't require me to travel as great a distance. One the Tab S2 I would just do a half-hearted swipe up with my thumb while holding the tablet with the same hand and that would unlock it, but not so much with this tablet. I like the power button being inverted, whilst the volume button lever is extraverted (so you can easily tell the difference between the two) but, at least with a case around it, I often find myself having to feel around and then use my nail to "get in there" to press the power button.
In summary: this is a great, high quality tablet and is the current sweet spot for people wanting a Samsung tablet with high-res AMOLED display. It is worth the extra money over cheap exotic brand "high spec" tablets. If an unknown brand tablet has similar specs like 4gb of RAM, 64gb of storage, etc., it doesn't mean it will perform the same -- it won't. Samsung tablets are at another level. This performs better in most things than a Samsung S6 Lite (it being in the price range of the S5e). The processor and graphics on the S5e are better, however the S6 Lite has an S-Pen included. The S5e does not support the S-Pen and doesn't offer palm-rejection, so if you need S-Pen functionality in this price range you're better off with the S6 Lite.
Currently the OS is very up to date, but Samsung (like many tablet makers) is terrible at updating their tablets, so you should expect updates to lag Google by 6 to 9 months, and probably no updates will be available beyond the 2 year mark. Maybe they will get better on this front, but I doubt it. The only factor that makes this a little more acceptable now than in the past is that Android is already pretty mature, so the need for updates is much less now than in the past.
A quick review for folks who just want content consumption (nerds, feel free to skip this and read on below:
This tablet is very likely what you've been looking for. The display is absolutely gorgeous and battery life is solid. The expandable uSD slot has been phased out by most other companies, but it's thankfully still there. Something else to bear in mind: There is no headphone jack. I know that I'm in the minority on this one, but its absence doesn't bother me in the slightest. On my older tablet, the headphone jack is a magnet for dust, lint, and rust. I don't think I've ever used it and am happy that it's gone. There are no hardware buttons. The power button is slightly recessed and doubles as the fingerprint reader. The reader is extremely fast and naturally placed.
Did I mention the bloatware? No? Because there isn't any to speak of! For clarity's sake, my definition of "bloatware" is a preinstalled application that cannot be removed by the normal uninstall process. I'm told that they can be "disabled" but you're relying on the operating system to pinky-swear that it won't accidentally re-enable it (looking at you, Microsoft).
Now, there is some preinstalled software. Spotify, Netflix, Microsoft Office Trial, various half-baked Samsung applications trying to compete with Google. Of these, only Netflix and a few Samsung applications which feel like they're an integral part of the operating system, are impossible to remove. Again, Samsung lets you remove a lot of its own applications! And not having Facebook and its data slurping ilk permanently installed? Huge, and some serious props are in order to the decision makers at Samsung.
Warning: Here be nerdy dragons
Okay, nerds. Let's get to the nitty-gritty. This thing actually is perfectly usable out of the box. I know! With that said, I still believe that root access is important enough to warrant some tinkering. It took me about 2 hours to go from a stock system to a rooted one with a custom image.
The bootloader is easy enough to unlock. You'll have to wipe the device and you'll from now on see a scary message on boot cycles, but that's a small price to pay. The tricky bit is that every boot cycle that you go through (at least in my tinkering) has to be done after an internet connection has been established and you still want to go into the developer settings and ensure that "OEM Unlock" is still visible and toggled. A few times I found myself in the dreaded, 7 day jail, where apparently Samsung thinks you need a 7 day cooldown period to make sure that you really really want to tinker with its software. I got around this by using an obscure hackers trick I like to call, changing the date on the calendar to 10 days prior.
Installing TWRP in download mode was simple enough, from there everything should be familiar to any ROM hacker out there. I used an unsupported build of LineageOS. No complaints so far. I've been in a blissful state of a vanilla Android environment with system level ad-blocking and the ability to add new features (DLNA streaming, custom Bluetooth codecs, oddball filesystem mounting support, etc) at a whim.
I long for an actual FOSS alternative to Android and iOS. But until then, this is a surprisingly hackable device. I really wanted to give 4 stars for the 7 day waiting period. But the absence of bloatware is such a huge feature it almost overrides everything else.