I paid a lot of money for this samsung, now I can't tell if its not responding to my commands because the system is unresponsive (half the time i think this is the reason) or because the touch sensors are not sensitive enough to recognize my command! further, half the time i try to switch tabs in a browser it closes the (system says i hit the x button on the tab). Poor touch accuracy! Beyond annoying...WTF gives..? I've got $700 into device and case!!!!
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switched from ipad 1 to samsung galaxy tab s 10.5 'iPad killer'
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Out of curiosity, did you put a screen protector on? I have a Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 and the screen is ultra responsive, no issues.
No protector...much of the time it may be laggy
But it looks seems like I have to touch too firmly and it's innacurate in precision of where I touch..?
Please tell us an android tablet thats better then the new amoled Samsung's.
Typing this on a tab s 8.4 with no issues
A tablet running stock Android, such as the Nexus 7. To be completely honest, Android isn't that great on a tablet.
Based on what? This is not a good reference judging tablets:
Android is fine on tablet, but Android tablets are subpar from a build quality standpoint. Honestly, they're terrible and inconsistent.
No they don't
my note 12.2 blows any ipad I've ever had out of the water. Along with other android tablets I've had.
Just add the apple sticker and the problem is solved
For the original poster. Did you reset the tab? Did it work? It should work like this:
1. http://youtu.be/QWg9ZSxS0NU
2. http://youtu.be/d6KuSpOx4Ts
If not, then go to the store and get a new one. It shouldnt be laggy, inaccurate or slow.
For the original poster. Did you reset the tab? Did it work? It should work like this:
1. http://youtu.be/QWg9ZSxS0NU
2. http://youtu.be/d6KuSpOx4Ts
If not, then go to the store and get a new one. It shouldnt be laggy, inaccurate or slow.
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I owned a Nexus 7 and a Tab Pro 8.4 and I just feel like Android tablet apps aren't that great, and the Magazine UX had quite a bit of random stutters even though it was a quad core processor. I personally am just not a huge tablet fan anymore.
You misspelled "That's."
That is your opinion sir. I've had a Nexus 7 for nearly two years, and it's been great.
Good to know...
The only thing I would watch out for is a quick price reduction. The Galaxy Tab Pros saw a quick price reduction that became permanent. The only other thing to consider is the 16GB storage. I purchased a Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 that has 16GB and it goes by quick especially when all the Samsung apps begin to update like their office apps.
A MicroSD card does help but you can't copy an app 100% to the SD card and some apps are forced to stay in the device internal storage.
I have an iPad 4, 2013 Nexus 7 and 7" Fire HDX. I rate the iPad the overall best user experience and then the Fire HDX buts thats because of the Prime music and video. The Nexus is pretty decent as well but with that said the iPad is still the best overall!! My opinion only.....