Dude, lol I have a Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 with SPen and I love it. Apps ? Sky the limit....Enjoy
A somewhat recent discussion that might be of some help: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/best-tablet.2008678/
I disagree, bizarrely they have lowered resolution and battery size on the s2, taken flash off the camera, and changed to a naff ratio so you get black bars watching videos. Tech times agreed in their review. It's a tad thinner, but wow, it wasn't exactly a fatty before. So consider the lower price of the original S model, no brainer.
LOL. You make it sound like the S didn't have black bars at all when watching videos, when in fact it did, they just weren't as wide as on the Tab 2.
Talk about reaching. If you are using a tablet to take pics, you have more serious issues to deal with.
So a finger print scanner is the be all and end all. Something doesn't actually impact on the usage of the device. And you say I'm reaching lolLOL. You make it sound like the S didn't have black bars at all when watching videos, when in fact it did, they just weren't as wide as on the Tab 2.
And while the resolution did go down a very small amount (359ppi vs 320ppi), this was because of the change in aspect ratios (16:10 vs 4:3). Both are still 2k screens.
The Tab S2 came with the fingerprint scanner, while the Tab S lacks this feature all together. One of the reasons why I bought the Tab S2 over the S.
As for your comment on a flash for the camera on a tablet.
Lol, I actually agree, pics on tablets are naff, the point more being that the spec on the s2 was actually less than the s1. Which is still valid..
Didn't say the fingerprint scanner was the be all and end all. I simply said it was the reason I bought the S2 over the S. After using fingerprint scanners on my phones, I found it to be one of the main features that I want in a device. (Notice in all my replies that the word "I" was used?) I hate using pins and swipe diagrams to log on to my tablet and I enjoy the simplicity of using my fingerprint instead of passwords for making purchases or logging in to sites online. Having a fingerprint scanner actually does impact the usage of my device. But you wouldn't understand because you are using an outdated tablet without this feature.
The galaxy edge model currently in my hand suggests that you are talking out of your posterior . ;-) , I tried the fingerprint, didn't think it was as reliable or quick as the pattern swipe. Just my two cents.. notice the word "i" ...Didn't say the fingerprint scanner was the be all and end all. I simply said it was the reason I bought the S2 over the S. After using fingerprint scanners on my phones, I found it to be one of the main features that I want in a device. (Notice in all my replies that the word "I" was used?) I hate using pins and swipe diagrams to log on to my tablet and I enjoy the simplicity of using my fingerprint instead of passwords for making purchases or logging in to sites online. Having a fingerprint scanner actually does impact the usage of my device. But you wouldn't understand because you are using an outdated tablet without this feature.
If you enjoyed the nexus you will be blown away by any of the galaxy tab 's models. I had the 2012 nexus 7, it was a pos, slowest device I've ever had, like a win 95 machine.
I hate using pins and swipe diagrams to log on to my tablet and I enjoy the simplicity of using my fingerprint instead of passwords for making purchases or logging in to sites online. Having a fingerprint scanner actually does impact the usage of my device. But you wouldn't understand because you are using an outdated tablet without this feature.
I would suggest you had a duff one, mine is lightening fast, from day one to today. , I'd buy another in a heartbeat.
