Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4" 64GB Android Tablet, LCD Screen, S Pen Included, Slim Metal Design, AKG Dual Speakers, 8MP Rear Camera, Long Lasting Battery, US Version, 2022, Oxford Gray

I purchased this tablet a little over a month ago, and I must say that I'm very impressed with every aspect of it. From work to play, this thing can do it all. It's speedy and responsive with most tasks. For those of you wondering if it can handle gaming, the answer is yes. It has a dedicated gaming mode or "booster" that seems to do the job. I've been playing Asphalt 9, Shadowgun Legends, Pubg and Standoff 2 since I got it, and they all run great. It might not run all of them at maximum settings, but it does an admirable job at keeping a playable and consistent framerate at mid to high settings in everything I've played so far. It also runs all of my favorite emulators without a hitch. And there is indeed an actual headphone jack. I can't stand the lag in sound that a lot of bluetooth headphones bring, so the audio out is much appreciated. As for the screen, it has good color and clarity, and the included S Pen works well with many applications. Also, the speakers sound good for a tablet - especially with Dolby Atmos turned on. Really, the only negative thing I can say is that the charger it comes with out of the box does charge somewhat slowly. Luckily, the battery life is long enough so that you won't be having to keep it on the charger all that often - and of course you can always buy a new charger or use an existing one from a previous device. I'll give an update in a few months if my opinion changes. But for now, I'll say it's a great overall choice for those looking for a mid-range tablet that doesn't break the bank.

I have had this tablet for about a month and a half now. And now that I finally have Wi-Fi am finding I use it more than my laptop and am very happy with it. It responds very well, is very fast. I played with the keyboard a bit much trying to customize it and had to call Samsung for help. But I have been using Samsung phones for years and have always gotten good customer service and help from them. They got my keyboard back to the way I like it. It is the perfect size, the screen is beautiful, colors are vivid and HD. So far everything I have used it for has worked just fine. It starts up fast and shuts down fast as well. I have it in a nice cover that shuts it off as well when not in use and it has the best battery I have seen in a really long time. I have left it on but with the case closed for a few days and the battery is still holding a very good charge. It is a bit pricey compared to other tablets out there. But it is also rated as one of the best and I have to agree. Sometimes you really do get what you pay for besides just a brand name. But I would recommend this tablet to anyone looking for great quality and so far, capable of working for all my needs. Thank you very much. Glad I got it when I did, in my favorite color of blue. It is beautiful to look at as well.

Absolutely loved this thing, it was perfect for an entry level tablet! I bought it in Oct 2022 and it did me great for a solid 4 years. No gaming beyond solitaire, which it was perfect for. I had to reset to factory default 2x , clearing up any issues with major slowdowns. The battery still lasts all day with mid-heavy use & I threw in a memory card after 2 years to help with lack of storage. It was also pretty sturdy, as I am quite clumsy and never put a screen protector on it. It was dropped a bunch, but never from more than 3 feet. I only upgraded because of an amazing sale (and i think prices for consumer electronics are about to skyrocket.)

I've wanted an Android tablet for some time. Have been using an 11 year old ipad 2, but literally all it can do any more is play movies on an ancient version of Netflix. Wanted something that I could use for web as well, and I didn't want another ipad. After a few days I really like this tablet. It's a no brainer at the recently reduced price point, but I think it would have been over-priced when it was at the original price. The build quality is exceptional. I was surprised by this. It's a very sleek metal slab. It looks fantastic. I also appreciate the aspect ratio, which works better for movies than an ipad. But on the flip side, it looks and feels like a gigantic smartphone when in portrait. Speakers are decent for a tablet. However, I would have preferred to have a plastic shell and a faster processor as my compromise. I am not sure what's going on with the Qualcomm chip in this thing. I get the impression that it's actually quite capable, but it seems to me that there's possibly a tuning issue. I notice lag more than I notice actual slow speeds. It's like they tuned it to get down to a sleep state very quickly, and it's sluggish to ramp back up. It definitely feels off compared to any phone I've had in the last 5 years or more. I've had to train myself to wait that 1/2 or 3/4 second before I expect a response. That doesn't sound like a big deal, but we've gotten spoiled as devices have continued to feel more instantaneous. Since I am purely using this for media and web, I can live with it. But if I were using this as a primary computing device I'd be pulling my hair out. Once the processor has decided to get back up to full speed, it seems much more responsive. Zooming in and out of photos works fine, so the GPU seems decent. Note that I don't game, so I have no idea how it does in those. For playing movies and basic web browsing, this thing works well. My only concern is that when it gets OS updates, it'll gradually feel slower and slower, as devices tend to do. But there's nothing comparable in its current price range, and I think that it much more powerful than the budget tablets, although I haven't actually used any, just read about them.

I wanted an Oxford Gray tablet and it was not available for Prime 2 Day shipping so I had to wait a few extra days to get this product. I was impressed that this tablet arrived with Android 13 and Samsung UI 5.1 and the S Pen is great additional feature. This model also came with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 732G instead of the Exnyos 9611 processor. The 4GB ram is comfortably handling everything that I throw at it. The weight and size is good and the screen resolution is sharp as well as rich with vivid colors. I have not seen anything as feature rich for the price that I paid. If you are trying to decide on whether to make a purchase ... I would say go for it. Update: I am really concerned that Samsung has really been slow to provide security updates for this series of tablets. They rushed out a 2024 version of this tablet and left the 2022 without an update since the May Security Patch. There are now problems happening with the time staying up to date on the device and constant problems accessing the Samsung Members site since UI 6.1 was rolled out. I will also point out that other tablet owners with the A7 and other lower models have said that they are not getting updates either. I bought this device in order to have an alternative to my 10 inch Fire tablet for shopping online. I am not confident about using it since the security is lacking so badly. I will probably let my grandchildren use it to play games and watch movies and find something better. I am moving away from Samsung. I have their A14 5g phone as well. Very disappointing that this is how little we are valued as customers. When a product does what it should; I point it out and when it does not I am not going to ignore it and say nothing. I also have very little consideration for companies that do not uphold their commitment to provide updates and support.

I'm a big fan of Android. My last 6 phones have all ben Android phones. With that being said, Android tablets have never caught up to the Apple iPad. I'm not a big fan of iOS, but the iPads are just great at what they do. The last great Android tablet I had was the Nexus 7. I decided to give the SAMSUNG Galaxy Tab S6 Lite a shot since it was recently refreshed and was on sale at a great price. I'm glad I did. It's a very good Android tablet. It's not perfect. The performance is mid-range and the Samsung software is a little annoying, but most of it can be disabled or uninstalled. For the most part though, I'm impressed with it for what I paid. One of the biggest advantages this tablet has over the iPad is that it comes with the S Pen. Other features I like is the Full HD screen, mostly metal construction, 4GB of RAM, and expandable storage. The mid-range Snapdragon processor works well too. If I had one wish, it is that the tablet had a fingerprint sensor instead of facial recognition which doesn't work very well. All in all, this is a great mid-range tablet if you catch it on sale.

I love this thing to death, I've used it every day since I got it. It does everything I needed for a fraction of the price of anything else in this vein in could find. I use it for digital painting, journaling, planning, scrapbooking, photo editing, reading and listening to books, browsing the net, etc. It's a very comfortable middle ground between my laptop (Lenovo Yoga) and phone (Galaxy Note 20). The out of box stylus is simple with only one button, but does not need charging which is nice for extended use. The tablet itself has a very good battery, lasts all day. The display is LCD as opposed to AMOLED which I would have preferred but the quality is still good. Very good speakers, better than my phone but not as good as my JBL Go. With apps like Cubasis on the market you can even use the tablet as a starting point for audio projects to be finished on a PC through midi track export, recording, etc. The integration between Samsung devices is good, I can wirelessly transfer any files between my phone and tablet and the Galaxy buds work with both. This tablet is not as fancy or graphically capable as my girlfriend's iPad, but with my phone as a companion to it I really don't even need all those extra features. All in all, completely worth the price point, I have no regrets. I love this thing and tell my friends and co-workers who are students or do graphic design about it.

This tablet has become something I happily use every day. I've been trying to get into digital art, and I've tried both screenless tablets that connect to a computer as well as a cheaper Lenovo tablet with a stylus. Neither of those devices compares to the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. ** S-PEN ** If you're getting this tablet, you are almost definitely interested in the S-Pen. I'd call it the most important feature of this tablet. The S-Pen is in a class of its own; it feels incredibly natural and smooth to use. I wouldn't call it quite like paper, since there is a very small input lag. However, it is still a joy to use, as that input lag is only noticeable when you're looking for it. I only notice it because I've used more expensive Samsung and Apple tablets before with higher refresh rate displays. If you've never used one of those before, you will absolutely not notice that input lag. I also appreciate the magnetic attachment ability the S-Pen has; hopefully that'll make it harder to lose the pen! The Lenovo tablet I had beforehand did not have this feature, which caused me to almost lose the pen once or twice. Also, this pen does not need to be charged, ever. It is powered simply by hovering it over the screen like a Wacom tablet (and, in fact, it is the exact same technology, presumably licensed from Wacom itself). And if you're wondering, it does have a laminated screen, so there is no gap between where the pen touches and the actual pixels on the display. The iPad (not Air/Pro) does not have this hardware feature, which is very important to how the pen feels to use. ** General Performance ** This tablet has a Snapdragon 732G (yes, the documentation says 720G but all apps will detect a 732G so that's what I'm going with; it also doesn't make a huge difference), which performs great considering the price. All drawing apps I've used aside from Krita (which is definitely not optimized for Android anyway) perform perfectly fine, even with many layers. OneNote, which I use for note-taking, also works very well. An interesting quirk is that when using Samsung Notes, the S-Pen has close to zero input lag, so there's probably some extra optimization there. I can't really speak for gaming, since that's not what I use this for, but I would not expect it to be great. But for regular use and some light multitasking (the multi-window feature is very useful), it performs incredibly well! ** Battery ** This unit has a 7040 mAh battery, which I actually thought was small for a tablet, but it's quite good in reality. With my usage, the battery lasts somewhere between 4 to 7 days. This is comprised mainly of youtube, web browsing, drawing, note-taking, etc. It also has a very minimal idle drain, meaning that if you don't use it and leave it in sleep mode, it sips very little power. Most smartphones aren't great at this, but this tablet has no issues conserving power when not in use. In summary, I would say battery life is a non-issue for this device! ** Software ** This comes with Samsung's OneUI 4.1 and recently got updated to OneUI 5.0. OneUI has a lot of pros and a lot of cons. The pros are mainly that it is full of features; anything you want, OneUI has it hidden away somewhere. I've never felt like I needed a feature that wasn't present here. With that, of course, comes all of the bloatware. There are a lot of apps pre-installed with this, such as Samsung Kids, or Galaxy Store, PENUP, and a few others. It's definitely not as bad as it could be. All of the extra apps are at least Samsung apps, there are no third-party games or anything here, but it's still a little annoying. Some of them can be disabled. Customization is great, it has most of what Android 12/13 has by default with a few extras tossed in by Samsung. Overall, I'm mostly a fan of it, and Samsung has been getting better with their update speed as well. ** Final Thoughts/Hardware ** I'm very happy with this purchase. Since I got it on sale, it was very good value for the money. A couple notes about the hardware: it's surprisingly thin; comparing it again to my previous Lenovo tablet, this was at least a couple mm thinner. It's also very light for its size. The cameras are nothing worth talking about, they just work and take photos/video. The front camera is OK for video calls, but again, nothing that great. Same story with the speakers, they didn't wow me, but they sound good enough and get loud enough. The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is overall something I'd recommend to anyone looking for a tablet between $200 and $300. I don't think there's anything better than this in this price range, and it honestly might be able to compete at the $300-$400 level as well. I have essentially no complaints about it and nothing but praise for the S-Pen.

good product. no issues at all, works perfect

My first Android device, using it a month and so far meeting all my needs well. Good battery life, v clear screen, brilliant colors! Great sound too. Bought a protective case as well, fitted very well! TQ

It does everything

It's been going great. Our son uses it at least an hour every day. The stylus works great.

La pedí para la universidad y me salió excelente, si quieres empezar a hacer tus apuntes de manera digital sin duda es una buena opción 🫶 ahora voy por la S10