Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 8.0 gets caught in live photos Comments
- Satya
- Khs
I have tab s so far so good for gaming, browsing, photo. Now it Have lolipop upgrade. Tab s better than tab s2. It have a flash on rear camera. So tab s is still the best ta blet in my country now a day.
- fooey
- B{9
I have an iPad mini already which I am fed up of and want an android tablet. I much favour the widescreen aspect ratio. With this in mind, looks like I am going to have to purchase the outgoing model... What a shame they didn't stick to the old screen shape.
- Anonymous
- jej
why do people need flash on tablets!!! its a tablet.. want to take pictures, use your phones.. or a real camera.. geez.. let me take a picture with a device bigger than my head..
- Anonymous
- npc
Anonymous, 08 Jun 2015Does it come with built in Lag. LolNo, your brain adds it. HAHAHHAA
- Steve Max
- Fcn
No flash. 4:3 aspect ratio, pointing to a panel with the same resolution as the iPad Retina Mini (meaning, smaller resolution on both directions and lower DPI than the Tab S 8.4). Seriously, Samsung?! Did you look at the iPad Mini 2 -> iPad Mini 3 upgrade, said "well, crappu upgrades are the new norm. Let's do a worse upgrade than Apple did!"?! Or is the Tab S too expensive to make and you want to justify ending the line with the awful sales that will come from this POS?
- Bayvista
- Six
I have been waiting for what seems like forever, for a replacement to the Galaxy Note 10.1 - I think I can't wait any longer. Bring on Microsoft Slate 4.
- Anonymous
- fvU
Anonymous, 08 Jun 2015No LED flash no buy!Samsung logic: copy everything Apple does, whether good or bad, then expect anyone to buy this sh*t.
Seriously though, with no decent android tablet around, I was hoping the next tab s would be the go-to android tablet to beat the iPad. It's gap no-one has filled and Samsung are looking set on blowing it.
- Jackace
- MQK
AnonD-79047, 08 Jun 2015I will never ever buy Samsung's Tablet anymore. Samsung galaxy tab s 8.4 is the worst battery ... moreI do partially agree with this but there seems to be a common fault with these batteries where they rapidly drop when below 30%, like 30% to 5% in seconds... Plug the charger in and it shoots back up 28%, you're probably affect by this and a replacement battery under warranty should be the answer.
Samsung really need to sort this out!
Also, no flash and a 4:3 layout mean I won't be upgrading from my Tab s 8.4 (if I ever get my on-going issues with Samsung repair centre ANOVO resolved - shocking! They have completely ruined my device but Samsung being very unhelpful and sloooooow).
- AnonD-79047
- PxV
I will never ever buy Samsung's Tablet anymore. Samsung galaxy tab s 8.4 is the worst battery life ever made.
- AnonD-367360
- Lbi
Where is the 8GB Nvidia X1 Samsung ? with 4G of RAM ? shame on you this is a TABLET ! god for the best chip.
- AnonD-294194
- mE5
I'm extremely happy with my Nexus 9, the Nvidia K1 Denver processor is the best CPU I've ever used in an Android tablet. Android is still a fairly laggy OS, even the latest version. The Nexus 9 exhibits almost none of that lag that I saw with my Tab S 8.4 before I sold it for the Nexus 9. TouchWiz had a lot to do with Tab S being so laggy but even after I installed CyanogenMod 12, though a lot better, it still lagged in a lot of areas, specifically when running an app in the background like a terminal app. In which I use everyday to log into servers at both work and home. The Nexus 9 runs these tasks a lot better, even with only having 2GB of RAM vs. the 3GB in the Tab S. I think this has a lot to do with the Exynos processor, though fast on paper in real life scenario's it just doesn't hold a candle to Nvidia's K1 SOC. I recommend grabbing either a Nexus 9 or Nvidia Shield, if you can wait, Nvidia will soon be releasing their new Shield Tablet with the X1 CPU. I just received my new Nvidia Shield TV, which contains the new X1 chip and it's incredible. So much so that I now use the Shield TV as my main computer. Using an app called Second Screen from XDA, I can change the DPI to reflect that of a normal looking Desktop UI. So I bought a new Samsung 27" curved monitor and now have a pretty fantastic system for less than 550 dollars
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