Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4-inch , 64GB WiFi Tablet Oxford Gray - SM-P610NZAAXAR - S Pen Included (Renewed)

My 2019 10" Fire HD tablet was becoming increasingly difficult to use: it would become sluggish to the point of freezing up under regular web browsing and I couldn't take it anymore, so I decided to start looking for a good one to replace it that wasn't going to cost me a lot of money. Cut to several weeks later and I landed on this Samsung Galaxy S6 Tab Lite, which I purchased refurbished. While I've had it for a few weeks now, after just a few days I was already happier with it than my old Fire tablet. It's responsive, hasn't frozen up or lagged under what I would consider to be normal use (web browsing, watching videos, reading books), already comes with Play Store included whereas I had to sideload it on the other tablet, and it gets good support in terms of updates. The display is really good, with smaller bezels than the Fire so it feels like you're getting a larger tablet even though it's the same screen size. The body feels like metal vs cheap plastic (the Fire creaked and felt like it wasn't nearly as well-constructed), and my version has plenty of storage at 64GB with a micro SD slot for expansion. While it doesn't adopt SD cards as additional internal storage like the Fire, which could essentially view it as all the same rather than separate drives, the 64GB is plenty generous for all but the heaviest of use cases. The speakers are great, plenty clear and loud, and my Bluetooth earbuds connect quickly and reliably, again in contrast to my previous experience. The cameras are good; no one takes photos with their tablet (ok, *most people* don't), but these are good for things like Google Meet and Zoom as well as the average rear-facing picture. The rear camera does have a slight raised bezel that isn't a huge deal, but it's noticeable when you put it on a table. It also has a standard USB-C port for charging and data; one small issue, my refurbed unit came with a generic USB wall plug and an Apple Lightning cable rather than a C-style cable. It wasn't anything to complain to the seller about as I've got tons of USB-C cables and chargers, it was just kind of funny to see it in the package. Even brand new at regular price it would feel like a great deal, but with a few bucks knocked off and without any obvious defects at the 'Excellent' refurbished level it's an even better bargain. If you're in the market for a tablet of this size and don't want to spend a fortune while still getting a very useable and quality order of equipment, look no further.

First thing to note is that this product does not technically include the case shown in the photos. Many people commented that they received the case. I did not. I reached out to Amazon's customer service. At first they clarified that it is not listed as part of what you'll get delivered. Which is true. But they understood the misleading nature of this product listing and offered to send me the case for free as compensation. Here is that case if you are curious: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0897CMGMD Second. I bought this not because I need a portable machine. I have an excellent MacBook that is super thin and light and has a full-size keyboard. But I have been wanting a basic drawing tablet to help me think through some of my ideas while designing software. I thought about getting a Remarkable e-ink device or one of its many competitors. But those are typically $500 and more once you add in the stylus, case, and so on. I couldn't bring myself to spend that much on something so limited. Even if the reflective e-ink screen is cool. But I could get behind spending $250 for a device that's a full Android tablet with a pressure-sensitive stylus. It turns out that this tablet is much better than I was expecting. The screen is very bright and color-rich. The speakers are decent for playing music with. And the device seems speedy enough to run a web browser and other typical apps. I don't plan to use it for gaming. But for comparison, I have a top-performing $3,500 laptop and various other devices I use daily. As a software engineer I have a good sense of what sort of performance to expect. Battery life seems plenty good too. Although this is a refurbished unit, I don't see any evidence of past use or damage. It is in like-new condition. I downloaded the free Sketchbook app and started painting with it. I was amazed at how cool it is. I haven't done any serious paining or drawing for a long time. This felt surprisingly natural and impressed me. It's not like the ever-incredible PhotoShop and won't do anywhere near the things I typically need from PS. But it is super easy to figure out and use. My wife, who is a daily doodler, also enjoyed using it for this purpose. It's worth noting that it's fairly easy in Android to set up multiple Google accounts so you can each log in and have access to your own email and such. On the whole I'd say this is a success. Especially for a tech nerd who wants an expensive substitute for paper and pencil.

The back is scratched . I want the one that is not

Me encanto, funciona super bien

Performs well with a decent resolution screen. Typical functions of a Samsung tablet with an added bonus of a stylus. Refurbished is the only way to go for this older model, the price can't be beat.

Para reacondicionado esta muy bien

Me gustó mucho el producto llegó en buenas condiciones llegó en el tiempo indicado lo utilicé para tomar clases en un posgrado y me fue de mucha utilidad para tomar mis notas para conectarme en zoom también lo utilicé durante un viaje que realicé y me fue de mucha utilidad muy rápida y cumple con lo que promete