18-11-2014 21:17 - edited 18-11-2014 21:21
18-11-2014 21:17 - edited 18-11-2014 21:21
Hi All
I am going to write a review of the Tab s 10.5 when I have had it for at least over a week. But for this review its just what my thoughts are out of the box now its on charge.
Firstly, I thought I tell you the reason why i thought about buying the tab and what made me buy the Samsung vs the Ipad Air.
I main reason of buying a Tablet so big was for the films or TV shows that are popular to watch, especially in bed. I have a phone yes I have the LG G3 and you could ask why with a screen 5.5" and QHD screen? Well that's easy, its just not big enough. I just find with small screens in bed are really impossible to watch and just don't seem right. So I wanted a big screen which I am impressed with the quality of the 10.5" with the super AMOLED.
The Ipad Air is the obvious alternative choice been a 9.7" screen with full retina screen. Which is really good, but I have a problem with Apple, you have to pay for most of there products as they think that they cost more than any other in the market. As always its all about profit as my opinion, there product's would have cost me more on the contract and more on the device plan. Their is nothing wrong with the Ipad, but why in the world would I pay more for something than something I can get cheaper with the same or even better product else where.
The feel of the Tab S 10.5 is surprisingly light. considering it had a 7,900 mAh battery I was expecting this to be have some weight, but no, and this makes it really nimble in hand to change position from landscape to portrait. There is no obvious lag in changing screen with the on board 1.9GHz quad Core and the 1.3GHz Quad Core processor. you can be using one core from either or all 8 at one time if required.
My first impression is really exceptional, and its great as I can have same apps installed on the phone as on the Tab and be able to see them with ease.
There is a lot I have not mentioned as yet, like the huge 3GB of RAM and how the camera works in pic and video. Also, how the interface works in full. This will be done in the near future.
Any questions lease do ask I will answer them best I can, it is also first time I have reviewed a product so please be gentle.
Paul
on 18-11-2014 21:20
on 18-11-2014 21:30
on 18-11-2014 21:30
Lovely 'out of the box' start Paul. I actually do like reviews to be a personal experience from the user. I can buy a magazine if I wanted any other type of review. It is your device so its how YOU feel and what YOU experience that matters.
As I said yesterday I am looking to buy a tablet for a family birthday next year so I will be looking forward to reading the rest of it
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 18-11-2014 21:37
on 18-11-2014 22:01
Just aquired one as well. Would be interested to hear if anyone has a flash player plug in to work with Opera mobile browser, or any other for that matter - seems Adobe have discontinued support of this feature for Android in general.
Also having issues registering TU Go app - password not accepted as per thread I started on the subject.
on 18-11-2014 22:54
on 18-11-2014 22:54
Oh wow!!! You got it @Anonymous !!! and I can feel the excitement in your "out of the box".
Somehow I get the feeling the little "O2 Community bug" as been plated, and we are going to be seeing a lot in the future....:smileywink:
on 19-11-2014 07:56
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on 19-11-2014 09:58
on 19-11-2014 09:58
@Anonymous wrote:Just aquired one as well. Would be interested to hear if anyone has a flash player plug in to work with Opera mobile browser, or any other for that matter - seems Adobe have discontinued support of this feature for Android in general.
You still need flash?
Support was stopped 2+ years ago and most websites now use HTML5 which does not require flash.
Chrome doesn't even support flash even if you sideload it and I'm not even sure the stock Sammy app will either but you can try it by downloading from here:
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html
19-11-2014 21:24 - edited 19-11-2014 21:25
Thanks for reply and explanation, but yes I do need flash player. Had already tried the legacy version you linked to but as you suggest it will not work.
on 19-11-2014 22:30
on 19-11-2014 22:30