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  • Caerus
    • Those who have bought the s6 tablet, does anyone see the jelly effect? Mine is pretty bad when in portrait mode. I am not sure if it is defective, or all units are like that.
      That is a characteristic of AMOLED screens. It's not defective or a Samsung specific issue. Any screen that uses AMOLED will have a form of jelly scrolling effect in portrait orientation. It does get more pronounced the larger the screen size. Won't matter who makes the tablet. AMOLED picture quality is definitely amazing, but that's something you'll always experience, until the tech advances further.
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  • raaaaam
    • Those who have bought the s6 tablet, does anyone see the jelly effect? Mine is pretty bad when in portrait mode. I am not sure if it is defective, or all units are like that.
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  • bpopman67
    • fingers crossed for you..picked one up about 3 weeks ago..pretty awesome tablet..
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  • larman2001
    • What are the odds that there's another 10% code from Staples on Thursday?
      Tab S6, last day of sale :(
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  • Caerus
    • How does the s6 compare to the pixel slate deal?
      I don't have much experience with ChromeOS, and the Pixel slate is a discontinued device. It will still get OS support though.

      But how I see it is, if you prefer a more mobile oriented, touch based interface, then Tab S6. if your primarily use is content consumption/gaming/connectivity with other Samsung devices first, and then workloads on the side when necessary; then the Tab S6 will be much better suited for you. The design, size, portability, Android, that top class AMOLED screen, quad speakers, etc.

      If you're productivity oriented first, then content consumption/gaming as a secondary, then Pixel Slate. It will be better for google services and workflow.

      They both will do the same things more or less, but prioritize tasks from opposite ends.
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  • heli88
    • How does the s6 compare to the pixel slate deal?
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  • mpsrent
    • I bought the S5e from Staples with the 10% off coupon for $450 plus Rakuton rebates. So far I'm very impressed, great screen and audio, wifi works perfect - no signal issues. I have the latest firmware updated (this week) so if there were problems, I haven't experienced them.

      I would have preferred the S6 however I just couldn't justify the price. Like my phones, I'm content buying last year's model. Thank you Op for the insight and to everyone who has provided input to this thread. I'm a happy buyer.
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  • Caerus
    • For youtube, download Youtube Vanced apk, so you can skip the ads.
      Best advice for any Android device actually.

      I also use Brave browser which has a built in adblocker (also works on youtube in browser), can permanently request desktop versions of websites, and forces HTTPS for all websites that support it.
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  • umadbrah
    • i have both the Tab A 10.1" (2017ver) and 8.0"

      They are pretty good for budget tablets. And my 10.1" is still holding up well even a few years later. Definitely recommend. Just make sure to install Nova Launcher on them instead of the crap that samsung uses

      Both have been perfectly fine for Youtube and general browsing. For youtube, download Youtube Vanced apk, so you can skip the ads.
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  • Caerus
    • I bought the TabA 10.1 at RCSS on Saturday it was no tax day for $149. WAY BETTER deal. I posted it in another thread. BD present for a 10 year old. Bought a nice case for $17 off of Amazon
      Nice deal! But you're comparing an unmarked, very YMMV deal, to a nationwide sale. You lucked out. For example, my RCSS doesn't have even have an electronics section...

      Most people won't have that deal, but can still snag these ones at this price. Additional money off with Staples if they have working coupons still.
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  • toprodcr
    • The 10.1 for $149? Are you sure? or you mean the 8"?
      No Its the 10.1 2019 edition. I used my optimum points so it was free. It was not advertised and was on a special rack with all of their promotional items. They had a lot of stuff I didn't see in the flyer and they had two of the 10.1 tablets. I bought just one but maybe I should have bought two and sold one haha.
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  • sorrowt
    • I bought the TabA 10.1 at RCSS on Saturday it was no tax day for $149. WAY BETTER deal. I posted it in another thread. BD present for a 10 year old. Bought a nice case for $17 off of Amazon
      The 10.1 for $149? Are you sure? or you mean the 8"?
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  • EnderWiggins
    • that is a good deal. I've checked the flyer and they have the 8" one for $149. You might have gotten that one on a price error.
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  • toprodcr
    • I bought the TabA 10.1 at RCSS on Saturday it was no tax day for $149. WAY BETTER deal. I posted it in another thread. BD present for a 10 year old. Bought a nice case for $17 off of Amazon
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  • Freelancer
    • Has Samsung fixed the wifi issues on S5* and S6?
      The S5e I got from Costco had pretty bad wifi problems (I lost all connection in landscape mode the way I normally hold my tablets) so I returned it.

      I don't have any issues with the S6 holding it normally in portrait or landscape. I think once I was able get the signal to drop holding both top corners and have it in my lap so I think they fixed the issue and it is the main reason I got the S6 as I wouldn't touch the S5e again.

      Still on the fence though if I will keep the S6. It's nice but not sure I can justfiy spending nearly $800 for something that is a secondary device to my s10+. I had a Fire 10 and that was fine for video but sucked at nearly everythign else which is why I got the S6. Now there is no compromises from an app / speed perspective but it is also $600 more than the Fire.
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  • Caerus
    • Has Samsung fixed the wifi issues on S5* and S6?
      Don't have a S5e, but I have had 0 wifi problems with my S6. Doesn't matter where I hold it, what orientation, how tight, etc. Not a bar dropped.
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  • dexterneedsabrain
    • Has Samsung fixed the wifi issues on S5* and S6?
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  • Ferocious12
    • Just went into a local store to check out the tablets for myself. The S5e has a horrible jello-like effect when scrolling in portrait mode. It seems like virtually all tablets have this to some degree due to the refresh rate of the display, but it was noticeably dizzying on the S5e in particular, and a quick Google search shows that it's not an uncommon issue. That and playing Russian roulette with the wifi antenna are deal-breakers for me.
      What are you talking about with the wifi antenna?

      Just got the s5e myself.
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  • SPARTACVS
    • That is the previous generation Galaxy Tab A. Has an extra GB of RAM, but a weaker processor. You can sort of flip a coin over which one would perform better between that one and the current one. Both are mostly meant for basic browsing and streaming.
      Cool thanks, I rather have a better processor...and save 50$...
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  • Caerus
    • What's the difference between the 10" model posted here at 250$ and this one
      https://www.staples.ca/products/2903728 ... pxBG_T0SiQ

      Worth the extra 50$?
      That is the previous generation Galaxy Tab A. Has an extra GB of RAM, but a weaker processor. You can sort of flip a coin over which one would perform better between that one and the current one. Both are mostly meant for basic browsing and streaming.
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  • luckydragon8
    • Just went into a local store to check out the tablets for myself. The S5e has a horrible jello-like effect when scrolling in portrait mode. It seems like virtually all tablets have this to some degree due to the refresh rate of the display, but it was noticeably dizzying on the S5e in particular, and a quick Google search shows that it's not an uncommon issue. That and playing Russian roulette with the wifi antenna are deal-breakers for me.
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  • TRD604
    • I've still got my Tab A 10.1 with S pen, it works great but it's only got 2gb Ram and 16gb storage. I've got a 128gb sd card, but it still gives me storage warning if I got too many apps. I was looking to find a used S4 with pen and cellular/wifi. I was interested in the are, but might look at the S6.
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  • Paigne
    • Bigger screen, more ram, more storage, better sound, better battery.
      Not really better battery since it’s really just bigger but the power drain is also bigger. In most cases you will get similar usage time. I do agree with your other points tho.
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  • SPARTACVS
  • weaser999
    • Tab A sucks because it's a budget tablet.
      iOS A12 is good because it's a high end tablet. ipad mini A12 is from $529.
      Samsung Tab S is good because it's also a high end tablet, Samsung display and sleek light/thin design is also awesome.
      If you like Android then Samsung Tab S won't disappoint you. If you like Apple eco system then go for ipad.
      Go for 5Se which is $450 after 10% discount. It's the thinnest and lightest tablet on earth and fast charge with 14 hours battery.
      For $230 more you get the S6 with 8GB Ram, yes thats 8GB ram (Samsung B-die maybe?), 256GB storage and the newest Snapdragon at 2.8Ghz. I just got it and boy this thing is fast. Download speeds are insane. Did a speedtest with router in the basement and did the test on the main floor of the house. 517Mb download speed. My ISP is rated for 600. These things have ridiculously good modems in them.
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  • Caerus
    • I'm trying to check out with 65546 and it doesn't appear to work anymore.
      Here you go. Blatantly taken from a different thread. 😂

      65548
      65552

      Should work with 10% off again. I'll update the OP.
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  • Pastelle
    • I'm trying to check out with 65546 and it doesn't appear to work anymore.
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  • newbie07
    • My position is that TAB A sucks because I have one.

      My 2nd position is that other than iPad, all other iPads (Air, Pro, Mini) all have A12 or better which nothing in Android's ARM processor offerings can touch. Even the SD855+ is 1/3 slower than A12 and only beat A12 by like 1% when all cores fires up.

      Yes S6 ($699) does have SD855 (not the + variant) and it's better than Apples's A10 in cheap iPads ($429). But last I check there is also $250 price difference between to 2.



      There is a reason why Google has abandoned Android tablets.
      Tab A sucks because it's a budget tablet.
      iOS A12 is good because it's a high end tablet. ipad mini A12 is from $529.
      Samsung Tab S is good because it's also a high end tablet, Samsung display and sleek light/thin design is also awesome.
      If you like Android then Samsung Tab S won't disappoint you. If you like Apple eco system then go for ipad.
      Go for 5Se which is $450 after 10% discount. It's the thinnest and lightest tablet on earth and fast charge with 14 hours battery.
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  • kool1
    • It is a good deal, but i find these tablets in 2019 are kinda in an awkward position.

      At $699 for the S6, and then another $200 or so for the keyboard, you are looking at the price for a pretty decent laptop (last gen Macbook air's are only ~ $500-650) but even with the keyboard and running Dex, the S6 is NOT a replacement for a PC. It isn't a MS Surface competitor, and it doesn't really function as a primary computer, even for just basic use.

      I love the form factor and weight of a tablet, but the pricepoint of $699 (and it's on sale!) is a little awkward. The S5e will be easier to swallow imo.
      I'm leaning S5e - S6 is too expensive.

      Less power for sure but it's the same beautiful screen.
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  • Caerus
    • You didn't happen to order it to the Aurora location did you?
      No, I live in Winnipeg.
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  • Xtrema
    • You shouldn't comment the Tab A with ipad A12 that's not a fair comparison. A12 is only in the high end model like Ipad Air or Ipad Pro. You compare the A12 with the S6 and probably the S6 blows it out of the water.
      My position is that TAB A sucks because I have one.

      My 2nd position is that other than iPad, all other iPads (Air, Pro, Mini) all have A12 or better which nothing in Android's ARM processor offerings can touch. Even the SD855+ is 1/3 slower than A12 and only beat A12 by like 1% when all cores fires up.

      Yes S6 ($699) does have SD855 (not the + variant) and it's better than Apples's A10 in cheap iPads ($429). But last I check there is also $250 price difference between to 2.
      It is a good deal, but i find these tablets in 2019 are kinda in an awkward position.

      At $699 for the S6, and then another $200 or so for the keyboard, you are looking at the price for a pretty decent laptop (last gen Macbook air's are only ~ $500-650) but even with the keyboard and running Dex, the S6 is NOT a replacement for a PC. It isn't a MS Surface competitor, and it doesn't really function as a primary computer, even for just basic use.

      I love the form factor and weight of a tablet, but the pricepoint of $699 (and it's on sale!) is a little awkward. The S5e will be easier to swallow imo.
      There is a reason why Google has abandoned Android tablets.
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  • konig1
    • So this is an absolutely massive YMMV, but worth a shot for anyone who placed an order through Staples and is still waiting.

      I went in to Staples to ask about their return policy, and it's just the standard 14 days, needs to basically be repackaged perfectly in resale condition. So I went over to Best Buy and asked about their return policy. It's January 9th for holiday season, and you can use the tablet as much as you want.

      I asked if they would price match Staples, since I got an extra 10% coupon, and I showed them my Staples email receipt. They asked where I got the coupon, and I just said I stumbled upon it on google. I told them that I preferred Best Buy and would cancel my order with Staples if they would match the price, as they're much better to do business with.

      I got the okay. They wouldn't beat the price since it used a coupon, but would match it. They had the 8GB 256GB in stock, and I picked it up. WAY WAY better return policy as well. So screw Staples, I called in right when I got home and cancelled my order with them.
      You didn't happen to order it to the Aurora location did you?
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  • number17
    • It is a good deal, but i find these tablets in 2019 are kinda in an awkward position.

      At $699 for the S6, and then another $200 or so for the keyboard, you are looking at the price for a pretty decent laptop (last gen Macbook air's are only ~ $500-650) but even with the keyboard and running Dex, the S6 is NOT a replacement for a PC. It isn't a MS Surface competitor, and it doesn't really function as a primary computer, even for just basic use.

      I love the form factor and weight of a tablet, but the pricepoint of $699 (and it's on sale!) is a little awkward. The S5e will be easier to swallow imo.
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  • Caerus
    • Yes setup fingerprint after screen protector installed, tried redoing fingerprint and still doesn't scan properly more than 50% of time. Gave up and using PIN instead.

      Looks like not just me https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Tab ... d-p/828087
      Have you updated the software? There was a November update Samsung released. One of the bullet points was improvements to the fingerprint sensor. That might help if you haven't done so yet.

      I also found that setting up fingerprints using the pad of your thumb/fingers instead of the upper half/tip works much better for me. The tips of my fingers are generally rough and dry, but the soft pad portion registers really well in comparison.
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  • newbie07
    • Check the OP again. I was commenting on the Tab A listed in the deal, not the higher models.
      You shouldn't comment the Tab A with ipad A12 that's not a fair comparison. A12 is only in the high end model like Ipad Air or Ipad Pro. You compare the A12 with the S6 and probably the S6 blows it out of the water.
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  • Bessem
    • Bought the 8in and returned it the same day.
      Not worth the price. Shane on you samsung.
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  • weaser999
    • May I know what's advantage of tablet when I have a high-end smartphone?
      Bigger screen, more ram, more storage, better sound, better battery.
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  • Psykopathik

    • Yes setup fingerprint after screen protector installed, tried redoing fingerprint and still doesn't scan properly more than 50% of time. Gave up and using PIN instead.

      Looks like not just me https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Tab ... d-p/828087
      On my S10 i did this with a screen protector:
      Apply protector and turn on the enhanced touch sensitivity mode or whatever its, called and register the same finger twice. I did this for both thumbs. OR You can register 1 finger up to 4 times. This increases the chances it will scan your finger properly.

      Also the glass protectors that use a liquid "glue" and UV light work pretty good. I got mine from Aliexpress.
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  • notenoughsleep
    • Did you set up the fingerprint scanner before applying the screen protector?

      Maybe try erasing the saved prints and starting again. Might help.
      Yes setup fingerprint after screen protector installed, tried redoing fingerprint and still doesn't scan properly more than 50% of time. Gave up and using PIN instead.

      Looks like not just me https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Tab ... d-p/828087
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