Testseek.com have collected 288 expert reviews of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 9.7 inch SM-T820 / T822 / T825 / T827 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 9.7 inch SM-T820 / T822 / T825 / T827.
April 2017
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288 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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2329 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Sleek
Light-weight build
Vibrant and crisp display
Impressive audio performance
Samsung was the one of the first companies to release an Android tablet
Back when the iPad was brand new and exciting. The Korean giant has tried selling a huge variety of models over the years
Hitting multiple target audiences
Sizes and price points
Gorgeous design
Gorgeous HDR-ready display
S-Pen works like a charm
Elegant Design
Intuitive S Pen
Bright and Vivid AMOLED Screen
HDR Content Ready
Vibrant display
Good battery life
Slim design
S-Pen functionality is good for those that will use it
The editors didn't like
Limited multitasking
Android still isn't great on tablets
Runs Android
Needs Smart Cover Keyboard To Unlock Full Potential
Published: 2017-07-03, Author: Chris , review by: techdigest.tv
There is certainly plenty to recommend the Samsung Galaxy S3. It's extremely lightweight, has a great quality screen and offers much better sound than the vast majority of tablets.Also while much has been written about Samsung's problems with batteries in...
Abstract: The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is Samsung's latest flagship tablet and there are a lot of whispers on how it is hands down the best Android tablet to be released so far in 2017.We have just received our unit to review for you now and it's safe to say that it r...
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Published: 2017-05-18, Author: Lewis , review by: macworld.co.uk
It's a tough decision, and one that should be influenced mainly by what you'll use the tablet for. If, for example, you'll be using it to watch movies or take photos, you may want to go for the Tab S3 with its Super AMOLED display and 13Mp rear-facing cam...
Published: 2017-05-12, Author: Ian , review by: alphr.com
To buy the Galaxy Tab S3 with 32GB of memory, you'll pay £599. That's £50 more than the equivalent Apple iPad Pro 9.7in, although you'll need to add in an Apple Pencil (£99) to get all the functionality of the Tab S3, which makes the iPad Pro a little mor...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is the best Android tablet yet, and it's built to last with 2-in-1 S Pen and keyboard capabilities, a beautiful HDR-ready screen and four bumping stereo speakers.The iPad Pro has met its match when it comes to value. Samsung matc...
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Published: 2017-05-04, Author: Dan , review by: T3.com
Beautiful AMOLED display, Powerful specs, S Pen generally ace
Tab S2 enough for most, Limited bass
Samsung's new Android tablet is a stunning device that takes the fight to Apple's 9.7-inch iPad Pro...
Stunning screen, excellent pen support and good speakers
Only 32GB storage, dated design and user interface
So far, I've neglected to mention the price: £599 for the WiFi version, and £679 if you want 4G, too. That's a massive chunk of cash for a tablet that's left me nothing short of conflicted. On the one hand, it has the best pen input available on any table...
So far, I've neglected to mention the price: £599 for the WiFi version, and £679 if you want 4G, too. That's a massive chunk of cash for a tablet that's left me nothing short of conflicted. On the one hand, it has the best pen input available on any table...
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Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
AMOLED screen packs in resolution and HDR (high dynamic range) brightness, great S Pen stylus included, slim and light design that looks great
Expensive, no keyboard included for the price, slippy rear glass, limited use for HDR content right now, multi-tasking not as deft as laptop/phone setup
As Android tablets go, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 can't be bettered. It certainly gives the iPad Pro a run for its money.But money is the critical point: at £600, the Tab S3 is a pricey slate that doesn't really achieve laptop-replacement levels on account...
