Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 - User opinions and reviews

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AnonD-122547
PTG
07 Jul 2014

Hi, i nvr own a tablet b4 and i plan to buy it. So i hv a few questions for the owner of this tablet:
1) how is the battery life of this tablet?(coz 7900mAh isnt big if compared to the 8820mAh of the ipad)
2) does this device support the connection to USB devices via OTG cable?(since there is no mention of usb host in the specification)
3) how is the performance? Does it have any lag?(coz i saw some review tht it suffer from a bit sluggishness during heavy multitasking)
4) does this tablet support any stylus(any stylus, but i know this tablet definitely didnt support s pen)? If it does, is there any recommendation of stylus for this tablet?

Hope tht the owner can reply my Q with no biased. Thx.. :)

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Anonymous
3bm
05 Jul 2014

For short time release 12.1 inch tablet pad, how contain Tegra K1 and LTPS screen :)

1.Display.- 12.1" 2K - LTPS + OLED - CGG
2.Memory.- 3 or 4 GB RAM
3.Chipset.- Tegra K1
4.GPU.- 192 cores

Tablets will be the most perfect who first time has seen peoples eye

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ComputerGirl
4J6
02 Jul 2014

I've had a Samsung tab 10.1 first gen. for ~3 yrs. Still works flawlessly. I bought a Chinese HD quad core to upgrade a few months back. Ha! Never again. Cannot hold a candle to Samsung. My new tab S will arrive in 6 more days. I will flash & root the old one, bring it up from 4.0.4 OS to 4.4, as Samsung will not update it any longer. I hope this is not something Samsung does with all their tablets...that is not updating after a period of time.

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Shaggy
TXU
02 Jul 2014

As much as I love Android tablets it lacks in the app department. Quote from GSMA "Android still lags behind iOS in terms of tablet-optimized apps", which is sadly true. I think the developers are to blame not Google, because they are lazy IMO. Before the excuse was that there was only a small number of Android tablets sold compared to iPad, but surely that has changed over the years. Yeah iPad is still very popular, but many people has embraced Android tablets as well, but developers just don't care.