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Galaxy Tab S9: Best cases, screen protectors, & accessories in 2023
The Galaxy Tab S9 is now here, and we've got you covered for all the accessories you might need for this stunning Android slate
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 is one of the best Android tablets, with a beautiful, high refresh rate AMOLED screen. It comes with the superlative S Pen, so right out of the box, it’s versatile for productivity tasks. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chipset is the most powerful Qualcomm chip on the market, so it’s got the power you need. To keep that screen pristine and the power topped up, you’ll want to pick up some accessories. A screen protector is my first suggestion, followed by a case to protect from falls. There are tons of other accessories for what is sure to be a popular device, so I rounded up some of my favorites.
Best Samsung tablets in 2024
Samsung tablets are some of the best Android tablets around, but which one is for you?
Samsung has been making tablets for a long time, and in the Android world, these tablets are routinely some of the best Android tablets out there. Luckily, Samsung has a wide variety of tablets on offer for different users. With such a large selection, it can be tough to determine which will work for you. It doesn't matter if you want an excellent display, powerful gaming hardware, or a unit that doubles as a laptop, there's an option to meet every need — and I've found them.
Leaked Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra renders offer an early glimpse of its next premium tablet
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra looks incredibly sleek, with just a few precise refinements to its design.
Although Samsung hasn't officially announced a date, rumors have been swirling about its summer event, which should see the release of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and other highly anticipated devices. If you're a tablet lover, newly released renders for the upcoming Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra are probably going to leave you with an insatiable appetite for more details, as it looks incredibly refined and sleek. Unfortunately, not much is known in terms of its specifications, but at least we get some beautiful renders that show us the device from all angles.
The Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro is Samsung's latest rugged tablet
Samsung has unveiled its latest rugged tablet, the Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro, set to make its retail debut in September.
Today, Samsung announced the next tablet in its rugged line with the Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro. The tablet combines power, security, and durability, giving those who need it, a reliable tablet option no matter the conditions.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 3 is Samsung's latest ruggedized tablet with MIL-STD-810H certification
The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 3 is the company's latest ruggedized tablet with MIL-STD-810H certification for use in extreme environments.
Back in October 2017, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Tab Active 2 — a ruggedized 8-inch tablet for users who lead an active lifestyle or work in extreme environments. Almost three years after its release, Samsung has now unveiled the Galaxy Tab Active 3. The latest ruggedized tablet from the company features significant upgrades over its predecessor, including MIL-STD-810H certification for enhanced shock absorption, IP68 dust and water resistance rating, and the Exynos 9810 chipset.
Samsung is preparing a Galaxy Tab S6 Lite with S Pen support and a 5G Galaxy A71
Samsung is prepping up to launch a lite version of its flagship Galaxy Tab S6, along with a 5G variant of the mid-range Galaxy A71.
Back in October last year, Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S6 — a flagship tablet with top-of-the-line specs, AKG tuned speakers, a fantastic display, and S Pen support. In my review of the Galaxy Tab S6, I found it to be an excellent choice for artists or people looking for a portable media device, but still not good enough to be a laptop replacement. Now, it seems like Samsung is prepping up to launch a lite version of the tablet which is expected to be called the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.
Samsung Galaxy Tab E gets Android Oreo Go Edition via unofficial LineageOS 15.1
The Samsung Galaxy Tab E has gotten Android Oreo Go Edition via an unofficial LineageOS 15.1 port from a member on our forums. Check it out!
Tablets don't get a lot of love in the development community. They aren't very popular in general, especially to average consumers. However, XDA Recognised Developer vince2678 is releasing an unofficial Android Oreo Go Edition build of LineageOS 15.1 for the Samsung Galaxy Tab E. That tablet came out in 2015 and isn't exactly the most powerful of devices, hence why it's getting an Android Oreo Go Edition build.
If you think that mobile device modification ends at replacing Android's modular components, you're wrong. XDA Senior Moderator and Recognized Developer Chainfire is at it again, this time with a Charging Screen replacement for certain Samsung devices.
So, it's widely known that a lot of the Samsung Galaxy variants experience lag and it's also widely know that the One Click Lag Fix also works on the SGS mobile devices.