Tab S6 Lite vs iPad 10.2 - Value for Money? (Which is best?) By ALLSTARSPACE

The Samsung Galaxy Tab s, 6, light versus the iPad 10.2 and we're putting the two devices head-to-head on what it's like to work on these on a daily basis. We are going into the pens and seeing what the latency is like and what the life is like, but this is not all. On top of that, we're looking at many benchmark scores. We also look at real-life performance of applications, but Excel PowerPoint, Adobe Lightroom, you name it there's a lot to get into today, so that just gets down when you spend you well hard-earned cash. What else do you get in the box? Apart from the top mistakes, life and the iPad? Let's hang on I'm. Sorry guys.

You do not get the hundred-year note in the box when you unbox the iPad, but I wanted to showcase to you guys that you will have to spend an additional Hamlin years in order to get the Apple Pencil, the first generation that will work with your iPad. In order to take notes, however, the S Pen is included when you unbox the tap as sake slide. Look when we compare any devices, we really want to make sure that we spent the same amount of money, and we paid for the type of six like three for nine US dollars versus the iPad plea to $9 and both have already different system configurations for the price guys stay with me. It may look confusing at first, but it all makes sense once I'm finished when you take the pricing, and you break it down into price per gigabyte for the internal storage on the iPad, you pay $10 and 30 cents per gigabyte of storage versus the type of six light. You pay, 545, US dollars per gigabyte internal storage in terms of design.

Not much has changed for the iPad and you really when you look at that is kind of bigger than the top of six line, and you are already created with these huge big bezels on the iPad here versus the, wouldn't say: bezel S, but smaller bezels and different aspect ratio on the top is six life. And when you really look at them, you have that traditional iPad design. You have your volume rockers on the side for both tablets. You have here expandable SD card slot on the top of six line, and then you turn it around. Furthermore, you have the keyboard connectors on the iPad.

Furthermore, you don't have that on the top and six right, so you can have an additional keyboard for the iPad. If you like, it obviously cost even more money to get that once you turn it around. You have different difference here. You can see the thing yes and how different the look is of the iPad, but you still have that lightning. Connector versus be sieved connector.

After all these years, I'm really used to the use perceive connect on up, and you have the two speakers on the iPad on the side, and these are pretty much the only speakers you will see on the iPad the kind of to one side only whereby the turbo 6 light has one speaker on each side, and then you have your traditional headphone jacks, if you're really into that. Both tablets provide those headphone jacks when it comes to display quality. The iPad has a slightly higher resolution and IPS technology versus TFT technology, and what does it mean? IPS is superior to normal TFT. LCD screens has better viewing angles and lower power consumption and that pretty much leads to an improved battery life overall, but it doesn't stop here. The iPad also has a higher brightness, and it goes all the way up to 500 nits.

Another differentiation of the display I wanted to mention is the laminated screen on the top of 6 light versus the non dominated screen on the iPad. What does it mean to have a laminated screen? Well, you have three layers: you have the glass layer touch layer and the display and all three components are laminated together as one unit versus three separate units on the iPad, the non laminated shrink. But what does it mean? Is there any advantage to it? Yes, there is's one standout feature and especially when you take note that you can really feel the difference and listen to this, you can tell that it's a reduced, hollow sound, and that makes a difference. When you take notes. We will have a look later at that pen comparison, but one more thing I want to mention, and that is when it comes to replacing both screens.

Then non laminated screen is cheaper to replace. It is always difficult to showcase the display for any device on video, but I'm trying my best here with my overhead camera, and you can already see the aspect. Ratio makes a huge difference and both aspect ratios are designed for different things. When you look at the iPad 4 by 3 aspect ratio, that's kind of considered to kind of go better for web and browsing and using apps I would say for more working environment and the 16 by 10 aspect ratio for the top 6 light. It's kind of a perfect widescreen format to really watch videos and play game, but then it becomes more difficult when you do some kind of proper work on it.

When I'm. Looking really from above I, felt like that, the tappets light screen has a bit more punchy colors, it could be the color profile. That's more vivid, but I felt like the blue is fully blue versus the iPad, where it wasn't as blue, but it's really my nude I can't really see that much of a difference. When you look at them again the iPad gets by them, then the type of six light. That's certainly one thing you should keep in mind: unlocking the iPad is either done via passcode or touch ID on the top of 6 light.

You have the passcode pattern and face ID. As for the speakers who will get Dolby Atmos speakers by AKG for tapas makes slide, and the difference here really is that you have one speaker each side on the top six on the iPad. However, you have two speakers, but both speakers are on one side only, and I feel like I could hear difference, but I'll, let you guys be the judge of that personally. I. Don't use any camera on any tablets, iPad sports, whoever apart from scanning documents, but let's have a look.

What the real-life usage looks like you are seeing me on the iPad. Can you hear my luscious Yorkshire tones? Do they sound nice, and how is the color, and now I'm on the s6 light? Can you see a difference in those colors, and can you hear a difference in my tone before we move on to the Geek bench and unto to school and the real-life performance I just wanted to highlight what it is Union in the box when you decide to buy any of these devices? What we have spoken about, the internal storage already, however, the big difference here said you can expand that internal storage, or you can expand that storage up to one terabyte on a type of safes like we buy US stock, but a 32 gigabyte when you buy the iPad in terms of Geek bench scores, well numbers and numbers, but they are obviously higher on the iPad because it has more power than the top of six like and the an tutu score really knocks it out of the park here for the iPad. But what does it really mean when you use it and when you use the applications in real life? Well, I did my usual test here: I opened up were documents. I went into creating a Word document that altered them. I opened up Excel documents, I did the same here, and then I opened up PowerPoint and also created a PowerPoint presentation, and really there wasn't much of a difference.

So I thought maybe I go into a more pro app Legation I go into Adobe, Lightroom and voil? I mean you can tell that the iPad is slightly more powerful when it comes to that. But the tap is six light handled it pretty well. So my conclusion here is yeah. You do have a higher power chip on the iPad, but it's happy 6 light really for the money and for what you get it's really usable, even when it comes to outside watching Netflix or just web browsing for me personally, there are four major differences between the two pens to start with, the S Pen feels way much more like a stylus and the Apple pen. Does the Apple pen in comparison feels a little plastic or even Hollow, when you're holding it another thing about the Apple pen is that it needs charging, so you can run out of charge, whereas the s-pen is always available.

The button function on the s-pen is also a bonus for the s-pen. It has a function on the side that you can erase, for example, use your quick menu or even screen write with it and then the final difference for me, that is the major difference, is the nib on the S Pen and the Apple pen. The nib on the S Pen is solved much like a pen, whereas the nib on the Apple pen is very hard in comparison. When it comes to writing both write really well, but I will say that the s pen feels way more natural on the screen more of a pen light feeling the Apple Pencil when you are using. It actually feels quite hard against the screen, and you do hear a tapping noise when you're writing.

So the S Pen is way more of a natural paper light feel. However, there is another thing that I think the S Pen wins with and that's pressure sensitivity. The Apple pen doesn't seem to have that pressure sensitivity quite as much or not it's not natural. When you're writing the BS with the Apple pan battery life really depends on how you use both devices, the iPad last slightly longer in medium brightness. When you look back a video that the store locally up to 13 hours, whereby the toughest six light lasts up to 12 hours are over.

That changes the down. When you crank up the brightness Li, remember the iPad really gets up to 500 nits and it Willie to answer battery, and then it switches around there's no way around my Universal gaming test, and that is for that. You can already see the iPad is more powerful. When it comes to the graphics, you can choose 60fps and medium settings whereby 30fps you can choose on a tap a six light: four high settings. So when playing both devices, the tap of six light was choppier than the iPad, and that is due to the processor power and the graphics internal.

However, it is true able to play light gaming on the top of six, like a twirly at the end of the day depends on what it is you need. This device is for you made it this far in this video. You are probably wondering which one of these devices you should get. It really depends on your needs. As always, and we have the big elephant in the room.

We have iPadOS vs. Android, and it is kind of a personal choice like the iPad, the iOS, the App Store has a lot of pro apps available. However, the Google Play Store has come a long way and on this occasion the iPad has a keyboard. Both support OTG. The iPad weakness here is that you have less customization.

However, you have to choose the ecosystem. That is right for you. I personally would choose the top of 6 light here. I feel like that. You get more value for the money, you spend it's a fresher design, you have more screen real estate and the pen is included.

You have a USB charger and don't get me wrong, there's a lot of things going for the iPad and if you want to go for the iPad, I would suggest going for a better version for an iPad poll, because that thing is really powerful and future-proof there's a lot of things you can do with that. However, taking notes doing light stuff, the tap s takes light. It's really sufficient sure he's trying to piss on.

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