Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1V review

On that front, the fact that the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is such a slight slate earns it a disproportionate amount of our approval. Yes, it lacks the ease of wired connectivity other Honeycomb tablets offer, and it doesn’t have a clever battery-equipped Keyboard Dock like the ASUS, but the vast majori...

- Vincent Nguyen, SlashGear

If you’re in the market for a new tablet, you need to do yourself a favor and go hands-on with Honeycomb first. The hardcore Android enthusiast community will enjoy the tablet, and rightfully so, but I don’t think everyday consumers will appreciate the frequent crashes. The BlackBerry Pl...

- Todd Haselton , BGR

Overall it's a bit of a gem then. We've given the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1V a score of 4/5 for the time being. We'll revisit that once we've had a play with a final sample. We'll be looking to see if they've fixed those glitches. Another thing that currently hangs in the balance is the price –...

- James Rivington, Techradar

With Google's Honeycomb in place, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v is an outstanding device for personal media and web consumption. There isn't much Samsung can do about the sub-par app support for Android tablet so far (but this is bound to improve), though we do think not including HDMI or DLNA in the...

- Joseph Hanlon, CNET

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v and its Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system offer a credible alternative to the iPad 2, but one that falls behind Apple when it comes to general usability and slickness. The Galaxy Tab 10.1v is a nice albeit incomplete-feeling start to life with Honeycomb.

- Ross Catanzariti, PCWorld