After that explanatory Two new stunning Android tablets in July, today Samsung officially announced US availability and pre-orders for the brand new Samsung Galaxy Tab S2. It comes in both 8-inch and 9.7-inch sizes, similar to the iPad and iPad Mini. Here’s what buyers need to know about the new Galaxy Tab S2 and how it compares to last year’s original.
For 2015, Samsung took a completely different approach to Android tablets. Following in the footsteps of Apple and Google’s Nexus 9, they’ve cast aside the tall and thin 16:9 aspect ratio and offer shorter and wider tablets. This change is to help you more easily hold them while reading, browsing the web, or playing games for extended periods of time.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab lineup is a bit confusing and convoluted with multiple names and sizes, but the company’s latest Galaxy Tab S2 looks to be one of the best Android tablets released in all of 2015, and it’s finally pre order Starting today in the US, shipping the first week of September. Below is the comparison of the Samsung Tab S2 with the original Tab S.
Last year, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S was an exciting new Android tablet that could finally compete with Apple. It offered all-around top-notch specs and features, a stunning high-resolution display, fingerprint scanner, aluminum edges, and a stylish design. It was Samsung’s best tablet ever and the best Android tablet we’ve ever reviewed. Here in 2015, they have something even better.
Samsung takes a similar approach to Apple by offering its Android tablet in two sizes for users’ different needs, making these some of the best looking tablets ever released. They’re also the thinnest and lightest in any size category, with better, faster 8-core processors, more storage, a better design and fingerprint scanner, and a much more advanced option than in years past.
Below are all the details users need to know about when the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 will be released and its price. We’ll also briefly compare it to last year’s model for those considering an upgrade or purchasing the original at a discounted price.
