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18th July 2020
10:15am BST

It handles most every day tasks with ease and as long as you’re not multitasking excessively, I’m talking about trying to play a graphics heavy game and doing a video call at the same time, it will likely be a sufficiently quick machine for you.
Other Features
The battery is impressive, with the 7,040mAh cell lasting two to three days with occasional use and giving you about a full day with reasonably heavy use. But I was never hunting for the charger at the end of the day either.
There's no fingerprint sensor which I found a little curious and the screen did register my palm a couple of times while using the S-Pen which was a minor inconvenience.
On the front is a 2-megapixel camera which is quite detailed and will be more than capable for any video calls you'll be taking on it.
It comes with 64GB of storage with a MicroSD slot that can expand it up to 1TB as well as 4GB of RAM.
Overall
This is just a really good Android tablet. It's not as heavy duty as it's older brother the Tab S6, but it is similar in many ways.
If I was working from home, I would not use it as my primary device for work long term, but it could definitely do a stand up job if you needed it.
It's a simple tablet which is well-designed, and with the S-Pen included will make it a satisfying choice for anyone who takes the plunge.
I reviewed it for two weeks and was disappointed when I sent it back, which says a lot about how much I liked it.
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