Samsung Galaxy Tab A with S Pen 10.1"; 16 GB Wifi Tablet (White) SM-P580NZWAXAR.

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This is truly the iPad killer.If you are on the fence on whether to get the S-Pen or not, get the S-Pen version. It is an amazing value. An additional 1 GB of RAM The S-Pen itself Apps to support the S-Pen are simply amazingWhy this over an iPad? The cost - this is several hundred less than anything comparable to Apple. S-Pen - This is a no-brainer. The S-Pen is so accurate. I'm not an artist, but use it for work to take notes. You can easily circle things or draw arrows on images and send to colleagues. Any color, any style. I love using S Notes and Squid. Using "Write on PDF" is awesome! Makes taking notes really easy. The Highlighter is indispensable. Most programs know when your wrist is on the tablet and won't let it interfere with writing or drawing. As soon as you pull the S-Pen the S-Pen apps show up. You can even take a quick note without logging in. Split Screen - Works really well for most apps, except Facebook. You have to use m.facebook.com in a browser. Apps - Supports most every app that you would use on an Apple tablet. Files - You can rename and see all your files in the directories - local and on SD Card. Icons - Move icons wherever you want. Don't let Apple tell you they all have to move up to the top. Memory - Comes with 8 GB of on board storage for apps and docs, images, etc. However; you can simply add an external SD Card (I used 128 GB) for all my movable apps, docs, images, etc. No more having to delete movies and photos! Yay! Photos - Allows you to take photos without entering pass code AND allows you to see only those photos without logging in. My iPad Air would allow me to take the photos, but I would have to log in to see them.Cons :: Can lag a bit if incoming notifications are trying to pop-up. Just turn most of them off and you won't have that issue. If you use multiple email accounts, like me, and you have specific signature lines for each account, it will only use the default signature line, if you are emailing from another app using the SHARE function. Hopefully, Samsung will address this. Apple has it figured out.Notes :: Easy to hit the back button, if you're used to an iPad. S-Pen that comes with it is really small, but you can upgrade to the Wacom Bamboo Smart. The pen is small, so it fits inside the Tab. Limited number of cases available for this model, but I'm sure they'll be coming soon.I am really pleased with the VALUE of this tablet.

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I read reviews for so many tablets before I bought this one and it's living up to the hype! It's a great little tablet for all around use. I bought it because I didn't have a computer and writing on my phone is hard. This screen is just the right size though. The sound isn't quite as loud as I thought it would be (my phone is ultra loud), but headphones work nicely and it has Bluetooth capability if you really need to pump up the speakers. I'm still getting used to the back and home buttons at the bottom, which are backwards to my phone's, but that's not a problem. The charging port is on the top, next to the headphone jack. That was a surprise! But it's a nice plug-in and isn't wobbly or cheap like some. The screen is decently bright, ultra crisp, and you have a nice amount of space around it to hold the tablet without getting your fingers on the screen itself. :) The S pen is really fun. Lots of options to play with. I definitely recommend this tablet! The only downside to the whole thing is the camera. It's definitely not the best quality so I stick to my phone's camera. It also comes preinstalled with Google and Samsung apps, which I find annoying because I don't have an account with either one, but it's easy to disable what you don't want (you can't actually uninstall them without a full root, and I'm not that technically advanced). Of the bunch, I use only maps, email (you can connect your own to the Gmail template, that's nice), and YouTube. For my purposes, it's the perfect thing! I'm actually way too distracted with the fun aspects of the tablet to sit down and write, but the little I have, it's worked like a dream. I heartily recommend this tablet to anyone!

Magnificent! I use this tablet for art and school work, both of which it exceeds at, blowing away my expectations. I've been using this tablet for a few months now and bought alongside it a 128GB SD Card that provides enough storage for what I need from it. Something important to know about me is that I am not very delicate with my electronics due to poor motor control at times, resulting in the frequent dropping of my devices and cracks. I have dropped this tablet and accidentally stacked heavy things on top of it and it has not once cracked. The S Pen works phenomenally.There are TWO DETRACTING FACTORS HOWEVER!!1. CHARGING! The tablet charge can hold for a good long while! Unfortunately, charging the tablet can take a VERY long time if not using the original cable and block. While I found a solution in using an Asus charger block and using that with the original charger cable that was found eventually, all other cables and blocks seem to be unable to deliver the amount of power needed to charge this pupper fast.PERHAPS THE WORST PART is when the battery becomes FULLY DRAINED. This has happened to me on a few occasions, and when the tablet reaches that bottom, it will refuse to charge even when plugged in. THERE IS A SOLUTION THAT I HAVE FOUND:1. Press and hold the power and down/bottom volume button at the same time for 30 seconds. The screen should turn on and off a few times.2. Continue holding down the volume button but release the power button. Hold this for 20 seconds or until screen changes.3. Release volume button.If these steps do not result in the screen changing, repeat above steps until it does, that's my only suggestion.2. The lack of pressure sensitive apps are on the play store! I know this isn't the fault of the tablet, but it does make one question the purpose of a pressure sensitive tablet without the tools with which to use it. Autodesk sketchbook and Squid have been highly useful, however.

Very powerful tablet! Would have given it 5 stars but not sure about aspect ratio and or dimensions of product. If you use the tablet in landscape mode, there isn't much height which can be a little bothersome when trying to view web pages or draw. I wish Samsung had just enlarged their 9.7" tablet to 10.1 or just gave the 9.7" tablet better resolution. This might not be a deal breaker for some, and I am not sure if it is, or isn't, for me yet.All that aside this is a very nice tablet. Very bright display, great S Pen integration though I would also get the Wacom Bamboo Smart Stylus for Samsung Galaxy Note (CS310UK) if you want to draw. It works and feels great on the screen and is the size of a normal pen. Just remember to remove the S Pen from it's cradle, or the Wacom pen won't work. Having an iPad Pro, this works just as well. Many apps come pre-installed, too many actually, so you will probably remove some. That also brings me to only having 16Gb of storage - quite ridiculous (and another reason for only 4 stars). So, I also purchased a 32GB micro sd card so storage should not be a problem now. Just wish there was a 32Gb version. Another downside, and it's not the tablets fault, is the apps. There are simply much better apps for the iPad. If the same apps existed for Android, many more would switch over for sure. Well that, and this tablet is about half the price of the iPad Pro 9.7!Coming from an iPad Pro like I mentioned earlier, this tablet just seems geared towards being productive and not just playing around. Not that I am not able to be productive with iPad Pro, but the S Pen integration and the Marshmallow operating system, seem to really make it seamless and enhance productivity. Just my initial thoughts. It sure would be nice if Windows 10 was like this!Lastly, for those who have the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition, this seems like the predecessor to it. Should you upgrade? Yes definitely. Why? Marshmallow operating system, better screen, more battery life, and a little lighter (if that matters).