Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e 10.5"

If you’re after a wonderfully thin and light tablet made for entertainment, the Tab S5e is made for you. It is all of those things, and one of the nicest takes on a mobile big screen, because it’s light, simple, and easy to get across.

The Samsung Tab S5e is a seriously credible table that has its own unique performance pedigree, I believe that the Android OS and the range of available Android apps coupled with Samsung’s DeX capability make this an ideal workhorse device, the sound is good and watching a football game is not only easy on the eyes the display is as good as many TV’s out there.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e is probably one of the most interesting tablets launched by Samsung. The tablet is the slimmest and lightest we have seen so far and the display looks crisp in nature. The in-built Samsung DeX works fine, though it is not yet...

The Tab S5e offers an amazing display, a long-lasting battery, is super slim and elegant and has a very interesting, productivity-oriented software. We quite enjoyed our time with the Galaxy Tab S5e and if you are fascinated by the prospects of enjoying smartphone-related tasks on a slightly bigger yet portable screen, we have no qualms about recommending the Galaxy Tab S5e as an option on the Android side of the table.

While the Galaxy Tab S5e looks and functions almost like a mini laptop (with its DeX mode on and the keyboard cover attached), it can’t act as a proper replacement. However, if you need a mobile device that can give you a good binge watching experience regardless of where you are, or an easy-to-carry device that allows you to catch up on work while travelling, the Galaxy Tab S5e fits the bill well.

Really the only aspect that is a bit disappointing is the camera. Truly, it’s awful. It’s just fine for video conferencing on apps like Google Duo, but for taking photos, your smartphone lens smeared in fingerprint grease will still do a better job. This is spud cam, and there’s no doubts about it, but if you’re serious about taking photos that are worth taking, you won’t be using a tablet anyway.

If you need an Android tablet for regular use, and this is not your daily driver, the Galaxy Tab S5e is ideal given the budget. For someone who needs a tablet to be their main device with emphasis on a lot of editing, photo-editing, etc, I would suggest loosening the purse strings and looking for something more expensive and powerful, that might not be possible in the Android world.

However, if you're looking at a media-focused tablet experience, or are simply more comfortable with Android, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e is definitely worth considering.