The colours pop out just right with deep blacks, great contrast and this can go really bright too. What you get is a 10.5-inch Super AMOLED display with 2,560 x 1,600 resolution. The screen real estate is as impressive as it can be. Secondly, at times, the magnet feel didn’t feel strong enough and the folio detached from the tablet as it was being moved around. However, I couldn’t help but notice that the folio itself isn’t cut out exactly in line with the tab’s side spines, which means it partially gets in the way of the recessed power key.
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There is a hint of the iPad Pro Smart Keyboard in this, and that can only be a good thing. The keyboard mechanism is designed in such a way that you dock this after the folio magnetically attaches to the Galaxy Tab S5e. All things considered-this is a great keyboard to type on. Responsiveness is spot on, and each key press elicits a consistent feedback. I managed to write long drawn out reviews on this, instead of my usual laptop, and the experience was quite neat. After some initial stumbles as your fingers get used to the layout, you can pretty well thrash out long documents quickly enough on this. Despite its very compact design and in a way a very compressed layout of the keys, the Book Cover Keyboard for the Galaxy Tab S5e is very easy to get used to. But for it to really work well, the keyboard needs to be good. The primary reason for you to buy the Galaxy Tab S5e is that you want a hybrid device that works well as a tablet when that is what you need in life, and when you reach office and need to get some work done, simply attach the Book Cover Keyboard (Rs 7,999 though this is available at a discount for a while) and what you have is a mini laptop-esque device ready for action. Productivity: The keyboard gives it a new personality This most certainly feels like a very premium tablet to carry around, and it most certainly picks up some second glances from the folks nearby.įor such a slim form factor, the tradeoff is that there is no 3.5mm headphone jack, which means you either go wireless or rely on the USB-C to 3.5mm adapter.
And the thinner bezels have a lot to do with that. For a tablet with a 10.5-inch display, this feels incredibly compact. At least that is true in the tablet mode. The metal unibody is great to hold, and the thin bezels around the screen give the illusion that you are simply holding up the display. In fact, this looks a lot like the more expensive sibling, the Galaxy Tab S4, and that is great news for the Galaxy Tab S5e. This is just 5.5mm thin and weighs around 400 grams depending on which variant you select. It is slimmer than I had imagined, and feels really upmarket, both in terms of the design and the finish. As far as the design is concerned, it really is hard to find fault with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e.
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