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

-My eyes ache! I've seen and used a lot of panels, including TFT (IPS, TN, MVA, etc.) and AMOLED (with PWM). TFT PLS, so they claim, is set up here. And, for the first time, the screen is hurting my eyes. Additionally, they hurt for roughly 1-2 minutes after you turn on the tablet, increasing the headache agony. I had hoped that this was just habit, but despite using it frequently for five days, it continued. I don't really think that this is caused by PWM because, according to the notebookcheck website, ripples are seen at low brightness and have a frequency of more than a few kilohertz; yet, despite the fact that my Redmi Note 7's IPS has an even lower frequency, no one who looked at it ever got sick. -Screen. It's more corny than IPS, I guess. They perform worse on IPS when compared, with just a gain in terms of black and white. TFT PLS falls short in the rest of the spectrum because the colors are more faded and desaturated. Although there are few viewing angles, there is little color distortion. -The ordinary unit charges rather slowly; it takes about two to three hours. -Shell. Compared to smarts, it is far less customizable here. When it comes to functionality on par with that of pure Android. None were found. As a result, entering a password will never be convenient (although you can be stupid and not establish one). Greed for not putting it here for $23,000. -Side camera towards the front. This is a drawback because there is no fingerprint reader and you must continually input a password. Additionally, if the tablet detects you sideways, you will never be able to use Zoom, Teams, or Skype on the device.It presses on the stomach due to its weight and thinness, making it uncomfortable to hold with your hands.