Review on Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite w/S Pen (64GB, 4GB) - 10.4’’, Face Unlock, Octa-Core Exynos 9610 - Buy Now! by Candra ᠌

I took it specifically so that I could make handwritten notes and drawings. I choose to ignore the drawbacks because I patiently awaited the tablet's availability. The cost of this tablet is half that of the S6. I gave it 4 stars since it achieves my exact purpose 100% of the time, screen excepted. has some benefits speed, picture quality, speakers, weight and size, and stuffing. 1. The menu friezes and the shell vanished after two meals; the tablet is no longer considerate and normally handles menu animations (the eye no longer hurts). The stylus is just an absolute bomb. principal justification for the purchase. I purchased it specifically for this use so that I wouldn't have to sit at a computer while I learn to draw. The slope is not visible (or I could not figure out how to set it up), but the pressure is, making it perfect for this use. Although I use Infinite Painter, the built-in program is sufficient and there are no latencies. Also useful are styluses from the Galaxy S Note range. 3. The device's appearance is typical—a it's straightforward design without ornamentation or inscriptions. 4. The vast majority of the software was transferred from my Note 8, which allowed me to avoid configuring anything. with drawbacks. 1. Although the screen is vibrant and colorful, the angle at which the image fades is unquestionably not ideal. As I write things down at work, I typically reflexively push the tablet away from me, which causes it to instantly go dark and make it difficult to view the records. This section is generally not convenient. 2. Stock firmware. Many Samsung programs are broken right out of the box. For instance, eating didn't help.