Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro S SM-W700

The Samsung Galaxy TabPro S introduced an impressive world-class design that still leads the pack today. It competes with the Huawei Matebook which also has an excellent industrial design. A complete comparison between the two would deserve its own...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro S is a decent Windows 10 tablet – but Microsoft's Surface Pro 4 is still...

If you're looking for a Windows 10 tablet with a detachable keyboard, the Samsung Galaxy TabPro S offers an affordable option without sacrificing performance. The fantastic screen, light weight, and decent battery life on the TabPro S definitely make it...

Samsung has struck an interesting balance with its first Windows 10-powered 2-in-1. It feels more closely geared towards business and productivity than creative applications or media, but it's nonetheless a versatile slate, slotting in somewhere between...

With an aluminium-alloy frame running around the outside edge and a body that's just 6.4mm thick, this Windows 10 device is thinner than most flagship smartphones. Weighing just 690g at its 12-inch size, it's reasonably comfortable to hold one-handed —...

The TabPro S is undeniably a beautiful and capable piece of hardware and it can be a joy to use. The problem is, it's not a joy to use all the time. The 2-in-1 form factor can work, and we still think that the Surface Pro 4 is the best example of this,...

When the Samsung Galaxy TabPro S was announced I didn't think much of it – just another tablet from Samsung I thought, Likley great design and specs I thought, Samsung making sure they have the “pro” sized Tablet market covered I thought. Oh how wrong I...

Overall, Samsung's first bash at a laptop-replacement tablet gets plenty of things right. It runs full Windows 10, lasts for a full working day, has a bright and colourful screen (although it's not class-leading in terms of resolution), and a...