Galaxy Tab S9

I own a galaxy tab s9, it has a snapdragon 8 gen 2 and 12gb ram, and I use a gamesir g8 plus. It's my favorite handheld :D

I honestly gave up on this endeavour. I realized the best route was a dedicated tablet plus a good laptop. Every 2 in 1 is just making compromises on both device types, windows can be clunky as a tablet, and the 2 in 1 form factor makes it a subpar PC with dedicated graphics. I'm so much happier wit

Been there, done that. I had tried multiple Windows convertible tablet with pen support, similar type to the Surface Pro and and Galaxy book/ Samsung Notebook 9 Pen. : Pros: CSP perpetual license, full windows environment for professional work Cons: expensive if bought new. New device with good pen

I've not had the Specific Surface Pro model but I have had a very similar one for the Galaxy Tab S9+/S10+ honestly it was a good bit of kit; the touchpad was ok and I suspect would be better on Windows anyway as generally Android support for trackpads is garbage. Its quite heavy but was a good keybo

I was recently gifted a Galaxy Tab S9, and it’s been great for both work and entertainment. Still, when it comes to reading, I stick to my Kindle Paperwhite. It’s lighter, more portable, lasts weeks on a single charge, and most importantly, doesn’t strain my eyes. On a tablet my eyes get tired in mi

Galaxy Tab S9 FE - an older model but very capable. (Samsung currently on tablS11) Comes with S-Pen for writing and drawing. Larger than a phone but small enough to be comfortably portable - 11 inch and 12 inch screens are like mini laptops, and the bigger the screen, the more awkward it is to move

I wasn't a big fan until I got a Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. That thing has one of the most gorgeous screens I've ever seen and is lighter than a lot of books. I love reading comics on that thing. These days my physical collection is entirely indies that don't have an easy way of reading online.

Not to hijack the thread but how has your experience been with tablet reading? I used to use a Kindle fire HD 8" and as I'm hitting a certain age my eyes aren't as sharp as they used to be. I decided to upgrade to a Galaxy tab s9 for the AMOLED 11" screen. Not as easily portable as the Fire but It's

Concepts is fantastic for architecture, I have my own practice and use it almost daily. It feels like real drawing, like pencil sketches, cartoons, or illustrations. But everything is vectors, so measurable and scalable. I use a 1' grid with 2" sub-grid, and field measure everything in decimal feet

You posted this in ipadpro subreddit so most people here use ipad and they will tell you just get ipad. But since you never used android, OS is not the big reason for your use case like watching video. you will be using same youtube app and similar games available in both with same UI. Unless you ha