Samsung just gave the Android tablet space a big boost by launching three bias in its new Galaxy Tab S8 series. The Galaxy Tab S8, Galaxy Tab S8, and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra are targeted at different price points to feed to a wide followership.

Samsung's Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is one of the most important Android tablets you can get in the request, as it's powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC. It's also one of the biggest Android tablets out there, with a massive14.6- inch display. Is the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra the stylish Android tablet plutocrat can buy, or has Samsung gone a bit too far? Let's find out.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra price in India
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is available in a single configuration with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storehouse.

You can choose between a Wi-Fi only and a 5G- enabled interpretation, and these are priced atRs. andRs. independently. The tablet is only available in a single Graphite colour.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra design
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is the biggest tablet I've ever used. It has a massive14.6- inch display with a small notch on the top (when held in geography exposure). The notch houses a binary camera setup and is slightly indeed visible when using the tablet in geography mode. Still, you'll notice it while holding the tablet in portrayal exposure.

The 726g weight is conspicuous, and I frequently plant myself resting the tablet on a table or on my stage when using it.

Samsung has managed to keep the tablet unexpectedly thin at just5.5 mm. In geography exposure you will find the power and volume buttons in the top left corner and the SIM charger on the top- right. You get four speakers on the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra with two on either side. In addition to this, the left side has a microphone while the right has a USB Type-C harborage. There is an in- display point scanner that is easy to reach with your right thumb when holding the tablet. The bottom has a personal three- leg connector with notches on either side to latch on to compatible accessories similar as the Book Cover Keyboard that Samsung also transferred for this review.

The aft panel is made of essence which gives this tablet a ultraexpensive look and feel. There is a camera module at the top with two camera detectors, and a lustrous black strip extends below it. This is the wireless charging medium for the S Pen, which can be latched on then magnetically. Samsung bundles the S Pen along with a long USB Type-C to Type-C string, but you do not get a bowl in the box.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra sports a Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 2960 x 1848 pixels. It has a 120Hz peak refresh rate and is set to that by dereliction. Four AKG-tuned speakers round the massive display.

Powering the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC which is the most important SoC you can get on an Android tablet at the moment. In India, it only comes with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storehouse, still storehouse is expandable thanks to the microSD card niche.
You get support for Bluetooth5.2, Wi-Fi 6E, and five satellite navigation systems.

with 5G as well as being 4G networks. The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra packs in a massive mAh battery and supports 45W fast charging, but you will need to buy a bowl separatelyseparately

In terms of software, the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra runs Android 12 with OneUI4.1 on top.. The UI is polished and veritably easy to use. Samsung offers the traditional three button navigation layout and you can switch to swipe- grounded navigation. Multitasking is veritably easy; you can resolve the screen with two different apps or open multiple apps in their own windows. You can take full advantage of the big screen by opening multiple apps at formerly.

The S Pen allows you to perform conduct much like on Samsung's Galaxy Note phones, similar as taking notes, opting part of the screen to capture in a screenshot, and indeed launching your favourite apps. Air Conduct allow you to perform certain conduct by holding the button on the S Pen and moving it around. Colouring felt remedial, and the S Pen surprised me with its low quiescence. It nearly felt like colouring on paper.

This requires you to subscribe in with the same Samsung account on all bias. Another noteworthy point is the capability to use the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra as a alternate screen with a Windows laptop or as an input face for delineation, using the S Pen. This should be handy for artists.

Samsung's Dex point gives you a near-PC-suchlike experience on the tablet. Samsung is dealing a Book Cover Keyboard case forRs. in India. While the price is on the advanced side, this accessory nearly lets the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra pass off as a 2-in-1 convertible laptop. This Book Cover Keyboard case comes in two corridor. One attaches magnetically to the reverse of the tablet as a stage and has a neat fund for the S Pen stylus.

The other is the keyboard which