Testseek.com have collected 270 expert reviews of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 inch GT-P1000 / P1010 and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 inch GT-P1000 / P1010.
October 2010
(75%)
270 Reviews
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The editors liked
Size
Weight
Display
Android
Hardware
Performance
-3G connectivity
Battery
Runs Android 2.2
AMOLED screen with 1024x600 resolution
Good design and solid build
Built-in cameras
Ability to make and receive calls and text messages
Ideal size for gaming
Well designed
Comes with DivX and Xvid Support
Samsung DNSe
5.1 surround
Flash 1.0 support
Camera quality is quite decent
UI is Easy to Use & Looks Good
Plenty of Features
Looks Good
Powerful graphics performance
Portable
The editors didn't like
Sound
Apps not optimized for display
Slow charging
Still many unknowns
Currently Uses Apps Meant for Smartphones
Expensive
Interface looks bloated on the large display
No application on the Market to make use of the screen
Current apps look pixelated or don't fill the screen
Built-in apps borrow heavily from iPad apps design
Abstract: Following the recent legal fiasco surrounding the the Korean tech giant is back, refreshing its original tablet and launching the at . Packing the latest edition to the Galaxy Tab family with a host of high-end goodies the 7.7 touts a 1280 x 800...
Abstract: Joining the original and the , is the . With the smaller screen, it's a throwback to the original Galaxy Tab that Samsung announced at IFA last year, and significantly smaller than the current Samsung tablet flagship, the Galaxy Tab 10.1. It's also...
While the lack of microUSB is a concern and the build isn't quite as solid as an iPad, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7in is nevertheless a seriously impressive tablet. If you're looking for a smaller alternative to the 9in and 10in tablets, this looks to be...
Small for a tablet; 3G phone functions; comprehensive media file support,
Occasional freeze; wide bezel around screen; smartphonecentric OS.
It may now be selling for a far more palatable price, but £300 is still a lot to pay for an entry-level tablet still in the shadow of the iPad. That said, it's both easier to carry and more comfortable to use than Apple's tablets, though - Flash video ...
Abstract: The Samsung Galaxy Tab has been around for a little while now and along with the Apple iPad started a new craze of tablet devices to keep people connected on the move. I first got hands on the Tab last October at a Three event in London and was really ...
Abstract: Not quite an iPad but still a lovely piece of kit. The screen is that much smaller but of course it will fit in a larger pocket that – unless it’s a poacher’s one – the iPad will not, it is however an office on the move as even without wireless you sti...
Abstract: Not quite an iPad but still a lovely piece of kit. The screen is that much smaller but of course it will fit in a larger pocket that – unless it’s a poacher’s one – the iPad will not, it is however an office on the move as even without wireless you sti...
This is very much a product of our times. On the one hand it's a Tablet PC, on the other it's an oversized phone. For many an oversized phone is enough to satisfy their needs, much like the Dell Streak. Some rarely use their air time for phone calls an...
Good overall responsiveness, High performance HD video, Efficient design, seriously good finish, AndroidMarket availability, Perfect format for mobile gaming
Where's the AMOLED?, Making calls not all that practical, Handling with single hand impractical, Photo sensor not up to the quality of the tablet, Web browser too slow
We think Samsung has struck the right compromise between mobility and and screen size. Undeniable processor power combined with the odd technical hitch mean the Galaxy Tab is a bit of a halfway house however. HD playback is impeccable and the gaming po...
