With its Galaxy Tab S5e — “e” for “essential” — Samsung offers the perfect execution of what a tablet should be on the market today: light, powerful and autonomous.
The “e” in “essential” has never been worn so well. Samsung offers here a tablet that has all the weapons to establish itself as the best on the market. Helped by its Super Amoled screen, the photo as well as a template as thin as it is light, it serves as the perfect alternative to the iPad and other Android tablets. It even manages to supplant the excellent Galaxy Tab S4 for a much lower price.
Strong points
- weight and finesse.
- The well-calibrated Super Amoled screen.
- The fairly qualitative daytime photo for a tablet.
- The excellent performance of the Snapdragon 670.
- Autonomy.
Weak points
- The crosstalk that “is strawberries”.
- Low-light photo performance.
NB: The reported price drop is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices charged by all merchants for the product last month, with security rules to exclude prices from shops whose the VAT policy is not clear (known as “grey” shops, typically in the case of imports from China).
Alternatively
Without 5G, but with Wi-Fi 6, a better chip or even a more attractive price, the Wi-Fi model of the Galaxy Tab S7 FE is not lacking in interest, compared to its 5G counterpart. Even its reduced autonomy remains in the high range of what competing tablets can offer. Definitely a model to consider if you are looking for a large tablet.