Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ 31.50 cm (12.4 inch) Display, RAM 8 GB, ROM 128 GB Expandable, S Pen in-Box, Wi-Fi, IP68 Tablet, Gray

The media could not be loaded. Bought it for 34,695 INR which I feel is a good price for the value this tablet offers. It isn't too big and unwieldy like the Tab S9 Ultra and it's not too small either. I got the Wi-Fi 8GB RAM/128GB model as I thought the RAM is enough for productivity & portable content consumption (already have too many other dedicated devices for gaming), and if it's really required I can just pop in an SD card or shuffle files back and forth across my many devices.Since it has an Exynos processor and not a Snapdragon I was a bit apprehensive about the performance being sufficient for my needs, but there's nothing to worry about; it's snappy and responsive enough for all tasks. I haven't tried graphics intensive games myself but reviews say it performs okay.I was also worried about the LCD TFT but as an S24U user who also uses an LG C2 4K OLED TV as a monitor, I have no complaints about the S9 FE+'s screen. It is a Samsung device, after all; they're one of the best display manufacturers. The pictures don't do justice to the way comics look on this screen; the colors are way better in person. Videos look good to my eye too; not going to pixel peep and go looking for flaws.Sound quality and clarity is great and loudness is more than enough for one or two people watching or listening to something on it.The S Pen misses out on BT connectivity but I barely use air gestures on the S24U so it's not something I'll miss; OTOH, it's obviously bigger and much easier to hold than the phone's S Pen. If the angle between the screen and S Pen is too small, there's a chance it may fail to register input; but holding it as one would when writing on paper, there are no issues. There are YT vids by actual artists that say it's a great device for those so inclined; I'm not really one of them so can't comment on that.The weight of the tablet alone is manageable but it's quite smooth and thin, so unless one pays constant attention to how the tablet is held it may be at risk of slipping and taking a tumble. It's best to get a good kickstand cover that has a hand and shoulder strap. I bought a ProElite cover that arrived a day after the tablet, and I was using it gingerly until then; the added weight is completely offset by the added security, convenience, and ease of use.There's a LOT of functionality I saw on reviews and tips YT vids that I've yet to try out myself, but I've shown some multitasking in the video I recorded; research and watch dedicated videos to know more. It's quite the rabbit hole - so much so that even remembering all the possibilities is tough.Samsung Flow is GREAT. FINALLY someone has worked out how to tie different form factor devices (and even different platforms) together seamlessly and bring user experience to new heights. Transferring files is a breeze, screen mirroring works flawlessly, and even Wi-Fi tablets can apparently call/text/chat via some Samsung connected tech - though I could only send messages between my devices and wasn't able to make or receive calls on the tablet - but there should be something I'm missing or not doing in order to get that to work. Should probably get a friend to call, or try calling a friend - since both my phones are Samsung and everything is interconnected. But other than calls not working on the tablet, everything else is very impressive, they've really thought out the Samsung ecosystem well; makes me wonder what else is possible.I'm completely satisfied with my purchase. There's a lot to understand so do your research to figure out if it's the tablet for you!

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ is a fantastic device that blends performance, versatility, and design. After using it for a few weeks, here’s my breakdown:Pros:1. Premium Build: The aluminum body feels durable yet lightweight. Perfect for carrying around.2. Large Display: The 12.4-inch screen is vibrant, with excellent color accuracy. Great for streaming, reading, and creative tasks.3. Performance: Powered by the Exynos 1380 chipset, it handles multitasking effortlessly. Apps open quickly, and there’s no lag during gaming or video editing.4. S Pen Included: The S Pen is a game-changer for taking notes, drawing, or annotating documents. No need to buy it separately!5. Battery Life: The 10,090mAh battery easily lasts a full day with moderate to heavy usage. Plus, fast charging gets you back in action quickly.6. Software Support: Samsung’s One UI 5.1 (based on Android 13) offers a seamless experience, and the promise of years of updates adds value.Cons:1. Screen Resolution: While the display is sharp, it’s not AMOLED, so it lacks the deep blacks and punchy contrasts of higher-end models.2. Limited Base Storage: The base model’s 128GB storage can fill up quickly. Thankfully, there’s a microSD slot for expansion.3. Accessories Sold Separately: While the S Pen is included, the keyboard cover costs extra, which might be a downside for some.Verdict:The Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ is an excellent choice for students, professionals, and casual users alike. Whether you’re using it for work, creative projects, or just watching Netflix, this tablet delivers. While it’s not a high-end flagship, it offers tremendous value for the price.Highly recommended!

I love the tablet for many reasons1. Friendly UI2. Smooth pen and low latency3. Effective for multitasking4. Screen share is very useful but sometimes it might disconnect on it's ownSome things I don't like1. Fingerprint sucks. So many times I have to go for password.2. There is only one C type port which can be a disadvantage for someSome things which could be better1. Samsung notes should have multiple tab or multi window support. It's tedious to switch between them.2. Samsung keyboard lacks glide supportHope this was helpful