The display is protected with a layer of Corning Gorilla Glass on top. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 comes with a 10.5-inch Super AMOLED display with 1600 x 2560 pixels resolution and 16:10 aspect ratio. To sum up the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 does look and feel like a premium device. The front of the device is home to the 8MP front camera for video calling. The bottom has the 3.5mm audio jack with the USB Type-C charging port and the top part of the tablet consist of the speaker grille. The right side of the tablet houses the power button, SIM card tray and the volume keys, while the left side houses the POGO pins which are used to attach the tablet with the keyboard. The rear houses the Samsung branding along with the 13MP rear camera with LED flash. Along with this, the rear panel is also a fingerprint magnet which makes the tablet look dirty after a point. The tablet is a well built device but one has to be careful while using it without a cover as you can break its rear panel. In order to compensate for the home button the company has incorporated on-screen alternatives which will appear from the bottom when you swipe up on the screen.
With the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4, however, the company has ditched the home button and as a result it is able to offer a larger display with slimmer bezels in the same form factor. The device looks and feel a lot like the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 comes with a glass front and back surrounded by aluminium edges. Following the trend the company has very well designed its flagship tablet as well. Samsung has always received a lot of appreciation for the design of its high-end smartphones. So, if you are planning to buy the all-new Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 then do read our review before spending your hard-earned money.
We used this premium offering from Samsung for some time to see what it has to offer. The tablet is definitely better than the Galaxy Tab S3 and promises to offer power packed performance. The device is backed by a high-end processor and Samsung's DeX support acts as an added advantage for the device and the users. Selling at Rs 57,900, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 comes with a stylus and keyboard support. The device comes with 2-in-1 features which means that it can easily transform into a laptop. If you want a tablet and don't want iOS operating system, then you can consider buying the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4. Samsung has been persistent in doing so and it looks like with its Tab S4 it has finally got its hands on a product which can claim to do so - at least in terms of specifications. For years, Android tablet makers have been trying to come up with a product that could at least match the Apple iPad. There’s an old adage that we all learnt in school: try, try and try, until you succeed.
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