Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 11 inches 256GB WiFi Black + Book Case Black

I can easily take the compact Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 with me on the road and watch movies and series in high quality. It doesn't come with a charger, so I had to order one myself.

Handy for on the go
Thanks to its compact size and light weight, I can easily hold the Tab S9 with one hand. It fits in my bag, so I can take it with me on the go. For example, I like to watch a series on the train. I also find it useful on vacation that I have a larger screen than my smartphone with me. Unfortunately, it doesn't come with a charger, so I used an old charger I had lying around at home. It took about 8 hours to charge. I therefore recommend a 25-watt fast charger with which the tablet is fully charged within 1.5 hours. If, like me, you use the tablet a lot on the go, a power bank is also useful.

Movies and series in high quality
When I watch a movie on Netflix, I notice that the colors come out well on the screen. The image is so clear that I can also watch a movie outside in the sun next to the swimming pool. I don't have to worry that the tablet will break when water gets on it, because the tablet is water resistant.

Play games without glitches
Under the hood is a powerful processor. I always have many different apps open and find that switching between them is fast and smooth. A heavier, graphic 3D game is also no problem for this processor. I play the games smoothly and without hitches.

S Pen Stylus with many possibilities
The included S Pen feels like a normal pen. I click it magnetically on the back of the Tab S9. This way it also charges immediately. I can easily navigate through the menu and apps with the S Pen. I take notes on interesting internet pages or in the Samsung Notes app. Here I quickly convert my notes into typed text. I then share this with friends in a PDF file.

Absolutely the best Android tablet at the moment. The new OLED screen is beautiful and that is why this tablet is great for media consumption. Very positive are the battery life, which easily exceeds ten hours, and the sound from the speakers with Atmos support. The included S Pen writes very well, better than what I was used to with the Apple Pencil, feels more like paper due to some extra resistance. What is less is the lack of support for Dolby Vision, so that you simply get standard HDR with many streaming services, or even no HDR at all, while that is the case elsewhere. The app support for tablets on Android is also a pity, there are still too many apps that concern bloated phone versions and many that even force you to work in portrait mode, which is very annoying if you have a keyboard case. Finally, the support for Bluetooth codecs is somewhat mediocre, in terms of high-resolution codecs you only get LDAC and Samsung's own SSC codec, otherwise you have to go back to AptX or AAC, depending on your headset.

However, these negatives do not outweigh the positives, the screen alone makes up for a lot.