The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is a top-range tablet that directly rivals the iPad Pro. Although it is an attractive device, the Tab S3 isn’t all that exciting.
For one, the Tab S3 doesn’t differ much from its predecessor; in fact, it didn’t even offer a design worthy of rivaling other tablets currently on the market.
The product lacked in a curved or bezel-less display and featured a simple 9.7-inch screen with 1536 x 20148 pixels, just like the Tab S2. That said, it is equipped with a much larger 6,000 mAh battery.
The Tab S3, coming with Android 7.0 Nougat and HDR support, seems to be a device that caters to a professional audience – despite Samsung introducing it as an entertainment tool.
It’s also evident that the Tab S3 is following in the footsteps of the Note series as it features a S-Pen stylus. This allows users to take notes without worrying about its battery life as the device gains energy from being in contact with the tablet.
However, Samsung has made the keyboard optional and so, users will have to purchase it separately. Although the device’s audio quality has improved tremendously with the four speakers from H&K Tochter AKG, it doesn’t look impressive when you consider the price of the tablet.
The precise price has yet to be announced in the US but over in Europe, it will be sold for €679 (about $716) for the WiFi version and €769 (about $811) for the 4G version, as revealed by AndroidPit.
Well, do you think you would give the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 a chance?
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