Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 - Unboxing + First Impressions By Subsy

What's up guys its up here and for the past couple of days, I've been using these Samsung Galaxy Tab s 6. Now this video isn't really a review or anything like that. It's more of my first initial impressions, just how the tap is been for me in the past, the first day or so of using it and sort of what I'm going to be testing at with bottom in use, cases are and how I'm going to be putting it through its paces. I'll, probably come up with another video in the next week or so, or maybe two weeks after using this just to see how it's getting on, given my sort of goods, the bad, the evils so in terms of specs, you can get this in two configurations or four technically, so you can get these six gigs of ram with 128 gigabytes of storage. That's the base model, and it comes in eight gigs of ram with 256 gigabytes of storage and that's the highest and whatever you can get. You can expand the storage with a micro SD card, but all of those configurations, or both of them can come with optional LTE step, so it makes it four options.

The CPU inside is the snapdragon 855, so the same CPU they use in the note 10 plus it has an under display fingerprint sensor. It has USB-C, but that's the only poor. Unfortunately, there's no headphone jack, which for me, isn't a massive deal, but for some people they may like to see that it has a Super AMOLED ten point: five inch 2560 by 1600 display, which I mean if you've seen any Samsung screen, you sort of know how good it's going to be at the bottom or the left side. I just want to call it the bottom or left or whatever orientation you're thinking of it has poker pins for accessories, so they sell a keyboard dock and a charging stand. Thingy, there are two cameras at the back B standard and ultra-wide, and they're, not the best quality, but I mean they're cameras and tablets.

So who really cares too much about that? Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi, six or 5g support on this now that's kind of a bummer, but it's not really a big deal to me, especially 5g. At this point and Wi-Fi six would have been nice for future proofing, but it's not there. It comes in three colors there's the cloud blue, the Rose blush and the mountain gray. Now the one I have here is a mountain gray and the availability of those depends on your region. So in the UK you can't get the cloud blue version.

The design is super, slim is just 5.7, millimeters thin, and it's made of metal. All the way around is a single sheet of I, think aluminum and just like a pane of glass on top of the spring, the bezels are tiny, they're, probably smalls I've, seen on Android tablet, and they're all symmetrical, which is the biggest factor for me. So there's no bigger channel, bigger forehead, it has for speaker, grows one on each corner and I mean I'll sort of test to see how good the speakers on this actually are and if they're all actual speaker grows or just you know so fake. There for design there for symmetry or something it does have a camera bump, which I mean is not the greatest thing in the world, especially since it could just make like one minute me a sticker and have a bigger battery. Now, when you don't have the S Pen attached back the tablet, the camera bump does cause it to wobble a bit which gets annoying, but as soon as you have it attached, the entire thing is so just propped up on the s-pen, and is it doesn't wobble at all? Now is running Android, 9 and 110 just yet, and it's running Samsung's when your wife's gonna talk with that and that's being doubted by I love the previous stuff, but the first thing I did when I got.

The tablet was uninstalled, some of these Samsung stuff and I in a bird big speech yet and I, don't think I actually will the pen attaches magnetically to the back of the device, and it charges wirelessly through there. Now one of the best things about this compared to other tablets that have a stylus is that this comes included in the price it enough to buy it separately done from a $100 just to have a stylus for your type of us cause the stylus and of course it supports sampling Sex smith. So you can use this with a mouse and a keyboard, and so, if you have Windows flying around the screen, if you want, and I know, probably Chester dies, we'll see how well that works on a 10-inch display. So how will I be used in the device book, mostly I'll, be using creative apps, so I'll be sketching on this and prototyping designs and stuff like that, I'll be taking notes in meetings, so I've installed. One now and I'll be testing out the Samsung Note 4.

You know screen off memories and stuff like that I'll be presenting with this device. Probably not PowerPoints and stuff act up, I will be screen sharing in meetings and screen, sharing, otherwise seen how that works and some media consumption, so not a lot of like binge-watching Netflix. Probably what in you, chip and some really basic stuff on this I'll see how that goes, I'll, probably test Netflix and other apps, but we won't be using that more than say once or twice so in about a couple of weeks. I'll give you guys another video of this, my more in-depth review so of giving the good points and the bad points of what I enjoy do I, don't like what I think could be done better and given my impression of this compared to say an iPad, if you guys weren't, know anything specific about this device. Let me know in the comments below, but until next time it's been sub-Saharan Amer snow is falling.

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Source : Subsy