I decided it was way past time that I review one of Samsung’s tablets. I’ve reviewed all the major brands of tablets before, and a lot of non-major brands, so when Samsung released their latest line of Android tablets at the beginning of this month I picked up the 7-inch model to review.
I initially wrote off the new Galaxy Tab 4 lineup of tablets because the specs aren’t as good as some similar tablets, but I’ve found that specs don’t always mean everything when it comes to Android tablets—there are a lot more variables than just processor speed and screen resolution.
I’ve been using the Galaxy Tab 4 for two weeks now, and I just got the written review and video walkthrough posted. Hit the link below for the full review. I’ll also be posting some comparison reviews between the Galaxy Tab 4 and the 2nd gen Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HDX, so check back soon for those.
Nathan, great review as usual. It has been a while since you have done one – missed good old times when the new e-readers were poping up so often and you had to keep up with doing reviews. 🙂
On another note, what is the stand you used in this review to hold the tablet. It seems pretty cool. If it is something that you like can you post a link please?
I know what you mean. I miss reviewing all the different ebook readers when there was something new coming out every few months too. Sure is a lot different now.
The stand I use in the video is called the 3feet stand. I reviewed it a couple years ago, and still use it all the time. It’s a pretty cool little stand.
Nathan, let me echo the first comment — great review and let me add that I enjoy the video reviews a lot. Seeing the device in actual use gives a fairly new to tablet culture person more understanding. Also, they are quite thorough.