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The Galxay Tab S3 is getting to be pretty old, as it was originally released in 2017, but it's still a perfectly capable tablet for media consumption and light work. Now you can get the Tab S3 for just $299.99 from Amazon, a drop of $178 from the previous price.While the Tab S3 is a bit old, it's still fast, thanks to its Snapdragon 820 processor and 4GB of RAM. Other specifications include 32GB of internal storage (expandable via microSD), a 9.7-inch Super AMOLED screen with a resolution of 1536x2048 in a 4:3 ratio, and a 6,000mAh battery. An S-Pen is included, which is a nice touch.
Google's ARCore team just rolled out a new update that appears to bring the augmented reality framework to several more phones and tablets. Some hot new (and upcoming) devices are on the list, like the Galaxy Note9, OnePlus 6T, and ROG Phone. These are also joined by some older models like the Sony Xperia X.
It's hard to forget about the fiery Galaxy Note7 battery fiasco that Samsung had to deal with over a year ago. While the company went to great lengths to assure customers that this wouldn't ever happen again, a different kind of battery issue has arisen on the Galaxy Note8 and Galaxy Tab S3. Some customers are now reporting that their devices will not turn back on after their batteries have died completely.
If you're in the market for an Android tablet (you probably aren't), the Galaxy Tab S3 is one of the best options out there. Part of that is due to its beautiful AMOLED display, which supports HDR video. While the WiFi version of the Tab S3 got an update adding support for Netflix HDR two months ago, it's taken until now for Verizon to throw the same functionality in.
The maelstrom that is Black Friday has come and gone, but there are still outstanding deals to be had in the calm before Cyber Monday. Take the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3, for instance: With a display that's tough to beat and helpful multitasking capabilities, the tablet remains one of the more enticing options out there today. Lately, it's becoming one of the more heavily discounted tablets, too. Now you can buy an open-box Tab S3 for just $369.99, which is a rather handsome $230 discount.
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- The Tab S3 is also on sale at eBay, but they are open-box units (not new, but with little-to-no signs of use and with original retail packaging). There, you can get the tablet for $399 when you use coupon code PSHOPEARLY at checkout.
With Black Friday around the corner, it's just about the perfect time of the year for the dozens of you who are in the market for a new Android tablet. As a prelude to the peak season for big discounts on products that have modest demand, Costco has a sweet deal on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3, one of the few legitimately premium Android tablets out there. Costco members can scoop up the Tab S3 for just $459.99, which knocks $140 off the original price. The deal includes $20 in Google Play credit, bringing the total discount on the tablet to $160, if you're fine with that sort of math.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is one of the best Android tablets you can buy right now, for what that's worth. It will probably be a while before Android 8.0 Oreo reaches the tablet, but in the meantime, Samsung has pushed a minor update that enables HDR support for Netflix (among other things).
We've seen the decline of Android tablets in recent years, but if you're in the market for a new one, then you might want to listen up to this Deal Alert. You can grab a Samsung Galaxy Tab S3, plus a $20 Google Play gift card, for $469.99, saving you $130 off the price of the tablet — if you want to get technical, you're actually saving $150 with the gift card thrown in.
The Android tablet market mostly consists of sub-$100 models usually found at your local Walmart or Target. High-end Android tablets are few and far between, with one of them being the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. Now you can buy it for $489 from Woot, a $110 savings over the $599 MSRP.
Nowadays, there aren't many premium Android tablets on the market, largely due to the fact that very few people buy them. But if you are on the prowl for one, Samsung's Galaxy Tab S3 is among the best. And now, you can pick one up for over $100 off MSRP at a variety of retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, and Samsung.In our review of the Tab S3, we found that it was a good tablet, with its main downfall being its price (which is less of a problem now). It sports a 6mm-thick metal body, a 9.7" 1536p HDR AMOLED display, a Snapdragon 820, 4GB of RAM, 32GB of storage with microSD expansion, a 13MP rear-facing camera, a 5MP front-facing camera, and a 6000mAh battery. It runs Android 7.0 Nougat, and an S Pen is included.
Samsung has officially declared that an update to its Flow app is coming. Slated for April, it will expand to more Galaxy and Windows 10 devices. If you don't know what Flow does, it allows you to use your Galaxy's fingerprint sensor to unlock your PC, act on your phone's notifications via your desktop, share browsing sessions, and transfer files both ways.
Phone nerds like us love February (me especially... it's my birthday month) because of the Mobile World Congress. Every year, most of the big players in the industry, and a lot of small ones, make their announcements for their product lineups in Barcelona. Samsung, being no stranger to the event, has scheduled its press conference for February 26.