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Review on πŸ“± Renewed Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4", 64GB WiFi Tablet Angora Blue - SM-P610NZBAXAR - S Pen Included by Andrey Popov ᠌

Revainrating 1 out of 5

A complete disaster, definitely did not pass the quality check!!!

Everything I wanted to say is displayed here on the screen. After reading quite a few articles on the internet, I came to the conclusion that although this issue does not occur very frequently, it does affect a few different individuals. A website that was of great interest was, and on that website, official Samsung support says the following: "In the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, the pulse-width modulation index is 242.7." I will not get involved in arguments regarding whether or not PWM is present, therefore you will have to make that determination on your own. Where does this leave us? I am quite relieved that the tablet was returned to me because I had purchased it from an online retailer that was required by law to do so. I gave it one star because I believe that more can't be given for a device that claims to be made for long-term viewing of multimedia content but is actually not designed for this and may cause damage to your eyesight.

Pros
  • + Sufficiently productive, according to personal measures, and a little faster than the SD 660 in typical operations (launching applications, opening tabs, etc.). The score is 10–20 percentage points higher in the benchmark; however, I did not test it in games. +Considering that it is made of metal, its strength ought to be at the top of the list. + Stylus. Simply put, making use of it is a very nice and comfortable experience. It functions only like a wand and a single button here, unlike in the Galaxy S6 and S7, however it is really easy to bring it out and start using it right away. It is interesting to note that the tablet can detect the stylus anywhere between three and five centimeters away from the screen and can sense when the button is being pressed, yet the stylus is ineffective on other types of gadgets. It can also be magnetically linked to the top panel for added convenience, where it will remain firmly in place. + Autonomy. It should be sufficient for one to two days of use in active mode. + Good sound in headphones (normally I modify the sound using an equalizer, but here everything turned out to be on top); there is an equalizer built in, and there is even sound regulation based on the individual's hearing and age! The music coming from the speakers is also very nice, with good stereo separation and audibility (they are AKG speakers, after all). + Ergonomics. It may be held with one hand, and it offers a pleasant combination of different tactile sensations.
Cons
  • It hurts my eyes! I am familiar with a wide variety of panels, including AMOLED (with PWM) and TFT (IPS, TN, MVA, and others). They mention that TFT PLS has been placed in this location. And this is the first time that I've had eye strain from staring at a screen. In addition, they start to hurt within one to two minutes of turning on the tablet, and continued use might lead to pain in the head. I had thought that this would become automatic after a few days of consistent use, but even after so much time had passed, it did not. According to the notebookcheck site, ripples may be seen at low brightness, and their frequency is greater than a few kilohertz. However, my Redmi Note 7 has a frequency even lower on its IPS, but my eyes have never been sick from looking at it. Therefore, I do not really believe that this is because of PWM. -Screen. To put it bluntly, it's even cornier than IPS. When compared, the only improvement that can be seen is in terms of black and white, whereas on IPS they fare far more poorly. TFT PLS suffers a loss in this region of the spectrum, as a result, the colors are less vibrant and less saturated. Additionally, the viewing angles are rather restricted, yet the colors do not appear to be significantly distorted. -Charging on the regular unit is rather slow, taking between two and three hours. -Shell. In contrast to smarts, there is not nearly as much room for customization here. in terms of functionality on par with that of a standard Android device. -No fingerprint. Because of this, entering a password will never be comfortable, even though you have the option to be an idiot and not do so. For 23,000 dollars, not to put it here because of avarice. -Front camera positioned on the left. This is a negative aspect of the tablet because it does not have a fingerprint scanner, so you will need to enter a password every time you use it (and if the screen is horizontal, the tablet will never recognize you). Additionally, you will not be able to use it in a horizontal posture while using Zoom, Teams, or Skype.It is cumbersome to hold in one's hands due to its weight, and because it is also thin, it puts pressure on the abdomen. In addition, it is uncomfortable to carry.