Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

In the end, with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite you're getting an all-around tablet that's good for both entertainment and productivity. It might not replace a laptop but you can easily use it for classes, commuting and so much much...

For its price of Rs 27,999 for the Wi-Fi only model and Rs 31,999 for the LTE variant, the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite does come across as slightly underpowered for what it offers in terms of pure performance. The 7th-gen Apple iPad is an alternative, though...

The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite has a lot going on under the ‘Lite' name tag and for the starting price of Rs 27,999. It offers good battery life, decent performance, best-in-class sound output, acceptable camera quality and a display that won't let you down for...

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 turned out to be a great overall tablet for on-the-go productivity and multimedia requirements. But all that came at a hefty cost which made it a difficult buy for buyers looking for a good big-screen Android tablet. Samsung seems...

If you're searching for a basic productivity and entertainment device rather than a laptop replacement, then the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is a real contender. It's got a great featherweight design, is suited to streaming and is a brilliant tool for...

The Samsung Tab S6 Lite tablet I've been testing out the past few weeks has 64GB of storage and Wi-Fi connectivity, making it comparable to the iPad Air, only it is significantly cheaper. The model I've reviewed costs $549 ($649 for 128GB of memory),...

The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is yet another Android-powered tablet from Samsung, and there isn't a lot of competition these days. It is built well and offers solid battery life. The S Pen stylus is a neat add-on, and is thankfully included in the box.There...

The Tab S6 Lite is a decent machine for mixing work and play, but the total price with the keyboard cover puts it at $509. I think you're better off getting the base iPad and the Smart Keyboard (or a third-party one), which will save you a little bit of dough. Plus, if you go with an Apple-made tablet, you'll get apps that are better optimized for larger screens, a nicer user interface with friendly multitasking functions, and better performance. Drawing will also be more pleasant, though you'll pay almost $100 extra for the Apple Pencil.