Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 11” 256GB WiFi 7 Android AI Tablet, Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Processor, AMOLED Screen, Durable Design S Pen Included, Long Battery Life, Auto Focus Camera, US Version, 2023, Beige

I've only had it for 2 days now. I was looking for something portable for reading, looking at media, some streaming/gaming. I already have a high end gaming pc, phone, and handheld pc but I just wanted a bigger portable screen with other capabilities. The tablet is really nice, and the graphic novels I got look beautiful. I love that it has the s pen. I didn't want to pay close to 1k for it though, and amazon has a $200 off deal and memory upgrade, so I got the tab s9 with 12gb ram and 256 gb. Best Buy had the same price of 799 for less memory. So thankful that there was a deal via Amazon with 1 day shipping. The screen and speakers are awesome, and it's a great alternative to see everything bigger than as opposed to your phone.

Got this for my husband for Christmas and he loves it. He was looking for something that he could use for both work and play and this tablet is perfect for him. He uses it for Honkai Star Rail and MTG Arena mostly, but he can also use it for work (it actually runs faster than his work laptop!).

I bought this to replace a similar Galaxy Tab S4. Nothing wrong with the older tablet, just was ready to upgrade- five years of use and not a single problem with it! Anyway, there is almost no question the Tab S is the best Android tablet. The LED screens are just fantastic. This new model is even faster yet. 0.5" bigger screen (11" instead of 10.5") and almost the same size and weight.I got in on the deal that increased the memory and doubled the storage for no extra charge, so an astounding 12GB of memory and 256GB of storage- both way more than I will ever need. S-pen works very well. Sound is great (for a tablet). Love the new in-screen fingerprint sensor. Micro SD card slot works perfectly.The only thing I hate is that there is no headphone jack. Almost didn't buy it for that reason, alone. I hate using adapters/dongles. And to use a dongle means I have to pry out the magnetic USB charger connector I love, every time, which is very difficult to do and I will likely lose it because it is so small. There is ZERO reason to not include a headphone jack. There is plenty of space, and they make jacks that are just as water-resistant as the USB port. OK, I will stop with that rant.Oh, the price is crazy too. Most people simply will not spend this much on a tablet, opting for something like the "A" line instead. This model was $200 MORE than the crazy high price of my old S4, but the screen on the "S" is just so nice, so I just gotta have it :)

Tablets and I typically don't get along, especially on the Android side of things, which is why my enthusiasm for this tablet has really caught me by surprise. I've owned a few Android tablets, an iPad Mini, and a little Surface tablet -- and mostly these experiences taught me that, just maybe, tablets aren't for me. I always missed having a cursor, or having a keyboard that wasn't a case, or, most of all, programs on my desktop (or even just my Chromebook). So I kind of turned my back on tablets for a while. I was using my two-in-one Samsung Chromebook 2 as a tablet, but the myriad of issues that have recently cropped up on that device made me want to try an actual tablet again.Enter the S9. I've loved this thing from the moment I unboxed it. Calling the color 'beige' almost seems like an insult; it's a nice, silvery white that really makes the device stand out, and the matching color of the S Pen is a nice touch. And the screen is absolutely gorgeous, I can't stop admiring it whenever I wake it up. The colors and brightness are really great, and you can fine tune the latter for your needs. I haven't tried using it in a full blast of sunlight, yet, but it's excelled everywhere else. Portability is a breeze since the S9 is so light. Even with the case I have for it, which adds a bit of heft, it's still much easier to carry around than my Chromebook. And the functionality! I have the Samsung Flip 5 and the Samsung Buds Live, and the S9 interfaces with both of them flawlessly. I can look at messages from my phone (and it also grabbed a bunch of info from it, saving me time) and listen to both my tablet and my phone on my Buds Live, among other things. Gone are the days that I need to pack a separate headset/earphones for my tablet and my phone. It's such a stream-lined setup, I love it.This is ordinarily where I would list all of my cons, but I don't have a lot, honestly. My only dissatisfaction is how expensive the S9's Samsung accessories are (how much for the covers? oof!), and how limited, but maybe more will spring up in time. I used to dislike how limited apps were on Android tablets, but now you can get a huge plethora of apps that connect to your destktop versions. It really just depends on what you use and how you work.So, yeah. I love this thing, as you can tell. I've written this review on it, even. If you need a tablet spruce-up in your life, and you own some other Samsung products, I recommend this one.

Solo llego la tableta con su lapiz y con muy poca protección alrededor de la caja 🤕😭