Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 review

The Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 might not offer anything particularly new, and it might have considerably fewer options than Samsung's premium tablets, but it does represent great value for money. Only the screen really lets it down: it could've done with a better resolution, but it's still perfectly readable...

- Romain Thuret, Digital Versus

At these cheaper entry points, we really have to ask you to question what you’re looking for and what you’re willing to sacrifice. While the display and lag prone UI was enough to make us think about why we’d tie ourselves down for 2 years paying for one, the capacitive button issu...

- Mike Norris, BitBitByte

Like its 7- and 8-inch siblings, the Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 exudes mediocrity. The competition isn't quite as fierce in the 10-inch space, and most every other manufacturer is defaulting towards the low-end for their large screen tablets. As such, the Tab 4 compares favorably with tablets like the Asus T...

- Eugene Kim, PC Magazine

This year you might get the impression that the time has stood still: There are no real innovations from the new tablet or smartphone generations. Even the performance is often similar. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 is no exception and is very similar to the predecessor, apart from the missing NFC a...

- Florian Wimmer, Notebookcheck

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 offers acceptable performance and long battery life, but its relatively low price for a full-size tablet is its biggest advantage. This 10.1-inch model is intended for those who want the biggest possible display but don’t want to pay for a high-end product.Althoug...

- Dragan Petric, TabletPCReview