Unlike the Galaxy Note series, this tablet doesn't have an internal silo to house the stylus. The stylus is chunky and is comfortable to use on this big tablet. This stylus is much bigger than the one you'd get with Galaxy Note smartphones such as the Galaxy Note 10+. The touchscreen supports a stylus, and Samsung does ship an S Pen stylus in the box. It would be best to use a pair of Bluetooth headphones with this device.Īt the back, the Galaxy Tab S6 packs dual cameras. There is no headphone jack on the tablet, and you don't get a Type-C to 3.5mm dongle in the box either. These speakers are loud, and the tablet has support for Dolby Atmos. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 has four AKG-tuned speakers, two of which are positioned at the top and the other two at the bottom. The Galaxy Tab S6 comes with an S Pen stylus Samsung has positioned the power and volume buttons on the right side, along with a microphone hole and the SIM tray which can hold one Nano-SIM and a microSD card. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 comes in Wi-Fi and LTE variants, and it seems that the company has only launched the LTE option in India. One-handed use is very awkward due to the weight and bulk of the device. You'll notice that this AMOLED display lights up around the fingerprint scanner when in use.Īt 5.7mm in thickness, the Galaxy Tab S6 is sleek, but its 7040mAh battery makes it heavy at 420g. Samsung has also added an in-display fingerprint sensor on the Galaxy Tab S6 but isn't the ultra-sonic kind found on the Galaxy S10 series. You do need at least some bezels on a tablet to be able to hold it without touching the screen. The display has sizeable bezels all around which is acceptable considering the size of the device. This premium Android tablet sports a 10.5-inch AMOLED display with a WQXGA resolution (1600x2560 pixels). Here in India, if you are looking for something more powerful than the Galaxy Tab S5e, the Galaxy Tab S6 will be among the very few options that you'll find. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 isn't the successor to the Galaxy Tab S5e ( Review) which we recently reviewed. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 design and specifications So should you invest in a Galaxy tablet, or would you be better off with an Apple iPad? We put it to the test to find out. While the Tab S5e is a prime example of an affordable Android tablet, the more recently launched Galaxy Tab S6 is pitched as the best tablet that Samsung has to offer. We recently reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e, and we liked it for offering a good experience at a relatively attractive price. However, Samsung is one player that has been manufacturing and launching a variety of tablets in the country quite regularly for some time now. Some companies that are still making Android tablets, such as Xiaomi, aren't bringing them to the Indian market. Android tablets are don't seem to be as popular as they once were, and very few manufacturers are launching new models these days.

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