The actual tablet is fantastic. It does everything I want. Not a big fan of some of the Samsung apps which try to take over but I guess you get that with any tablet.

The only reason I didn't give it a 5 was because of the keyboard case. It cost nearly $200 and am still gobsmacked that it uses double sided tape! I noticed the tab 7 has the same design. With the keyboard being separate from the case and attaching magnetically, it always comes off or you have to remove it to use as a tablet otherwise you're always hitting keys. Without the keyboa...

The Tab S6 is fast, beautiful, and capable of so much. Whether it be games, watching videos, or even listening to music, the display and speakers are ridiculously amazing. But due to the lack of 120hz refresh rate that iPad Pro has, this tablet is not great value for money, and that is exacerbated by the fact that Android tablet apps are not as optimised as iPad apps. You can still edit photos, videos, documents, and multitask, but you still won’t have as good of an experience as you would with an iPad Pro due to the optimisation of the iPad. If you have a non-Apple phone, this tablet (and the Tab S7 after it) are the best tablets you could possibly buy, but if you have an iPhone, don’t even think about it.

Bought the tablet for work, as I take a lot of notes during meeting and need to check info while presenting on my laptop.
It has been an amazing for taking notes and to be able search my notes, even in my hand writing.

For the over all price I would expect a better pen.
It's good, but well below Microsoft's or Apples' quality.

A high quality tablet. Screen quality and sound makes it fantastic to watch movies on. Processor and memory can handle all apps and games easily. The S Pen is good to use when precision is required. Biggest downside is that it does not have a headphone jack. The price is a little high unless you want to use the tablet for work purposes, when the optional keyboard is almost a necessity

I bought the Tab S6 as a replacement for the Surface Go as I was experiencing very poor battery life with the latter. I wanted something that would last all day (as I use the S6 at uni), and portable as I'd be lugging it around all day in my backpack. Before making a decision, I needed to ensure that the Tab S6 had proper external monitor support, and you could change where the audio is playing from when connected to said external display. Needless to say it achieves both, but Dex functionality appears limited. For example, it doesn't have true...

I got this in place of an iPad for my son but simple things like auto brightness, and customisation options you'd get within a standard Samsung phone aren't there. They don't have auto brightness on their S6 tablet either. The screen size is strange, too narrow and long for the width. It's good enough for the basic needs of my son but wouldn't be my purchase for people who like technology and are familiar with Android interfaces. You can also hear noticeably that the speakers are on one side.

I upgraded to this from the tab s3. It has a smooth processer and good battery life and good speakers. The only gripe I have with it is I don't find it very usable unless I have it on the side view because of the shape

I use my tablet in place of a phone. I use it for house hold budgets, paying bills, sending emails, taking photos, social media, internet/online shopping, games and so on.
I had 2 x of the s2 tablets..both wifi only. The first one (white) I dropped in water...but it came back to life after I already got the 2nd one (black). Around xmas 2019 a few weeks ago my newer black s2 tab just wouldnt charge anymore...any cord I tried to use ended up being dead, my pc wouldnt read it anymore etc...totally dead and massively corrupted, no idea how. The fun...