- High colour OLED
- Very good connectivity with USB 3.1 and desktop mode
- outstanding battery life
- elegant metal housing
- particularly thin and light
- Modern user interface with many extras
Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e
4G, 10.50", 64 GB, GoldCurrently out of stock
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Overall ratingVery good84/100
Very good83/100
- Very good equipment
- Very beautiful OLED display
- Housing thin, light and high quality
- S-Pen stylus missing
- Performance could be better
- No jack connection for headphones
Very good84/100
- low weight
- Good memory capacity
- Fingerprint sensor
- Four speakers
- Good connectivity incl. USB 3.1
- high endurance
Very good82/100
- great AMOLED screen
- Light and narrow
- Strong battery life with film playback
- mediocre computing power
- No headphone jack
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e actually has everything that tablet users want: a great, high-resolution display, a light, slim and stable casing, sufficient performance and memory for common tablet tasks, and a decent battery life. A clear buy recommendation!
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