The S Pen is the perfect complement to these Samsung Galaxy Tab models

Ever since Samsung introduced the S Pen with its lineup of Note phones, the accessory has become a favorite for those who like to handwrite their digital notes. But the S Pen is about more than just writing letters; it gives a finer point for precise selection of items on the screen, and in some instances, it can be used to access device shortcuts. Samsung makes some of the best Android tablets, and these are the Galaxy tablets that support the S pen.

Cream of the crop

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7

Staff Pick

The Galaxy Tab S7 brings excellent hardware and a fantastic software experience to fans of Android tablets. The S Pen performs wonderfully thanks to the 120Hz display, so all of your doodles flow effortlessly from the pen tip.

$529 at Amazon $650 at Best Buy $650 at B&H

Thin is in

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

If you want a tablet with a premium build, thin design, and typical fantastic Samsung display but don't want to break the bank, then the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite will fit the bill. Plus, since the S Pen is included, you'll be scribbling away in no time.

From $349 at Amazon $350 at Best Buy

Writing on a budget

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019)

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 offers a great writing experience for those on a tight budget. But just because it's not top of the line doesn't mean it's bad. You'll get a bright, vivid 8-inch HD display, great battery life, and expandable storage to keep all of your documents stored on.

From $150 at Amazon $150 at B&H

Rugged and ready

Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Pro

Not only does the Galaxy Tab Active Pro support the S Pen, but it comes with one and has a space to store the pen inside of the rugged enclosure. While this tablet is durable with a MIL-STD-810G rating, it also has great performance and a visible screen in all conditions.

$639 at Amazon

Top performer

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+

If you need a tablet that can handle any task you need, then the Galaxy Tab S7+ is your kind of tablet. It is packed with the most powerful processor, a phenomenal display, and makes the best use of all that the S Pen offers.

From $718 at Amazon From $850 at Best Buy From $729 at Walmart

Go big

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019)

The Galaxy Tab A 10.1 brings a big screen and big performance, thanks to the Samsung Exynos 7904A processor, at an affordable price. The 128GB of onboard storage, along with the ability to expand it with a microSD card, means that you'll never run out of room for your S Pen creations.

$319 at Amazon

Right in the middle

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE

Sitting squarely in between the Galaxy Tab S7 and S7+, the Galaxy Tab S7 FE offers the excellent performance and refined design that's expected from the lineup. Its large 10,090mAh battery will give you hours and hours of S Pen productivity time.

From $530 at Amazon From $530 at Best Buy From $530 at B&H

Comfortably durable

Samsung Galaxy Tab Active3

If you need a tablet that offers solid performance, can take a beating, and still be comfortable to hold, then the 8-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab Active3 will get the job done. Like the Galaxy Tab Active Pro, the S Pen is included and has a handy slot to keep the pen with you when you need it.

From $490 at Amazon

A Lot left in the tank

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6

Samsung's flagship tablet from 2019 is still a solid pick in 2021. The Galaxy Tab S6 works great as a 2-in-1 device with the included keyboard case. There's not much to miss with this productivity setup with a powerful processor, great battery life, and a fantastic display.

From $645 at Amazon $648 at Walmart

Durability on a budget

Samsung Galaxy Tab Active2

When it comes to getting a good-performing tablet that has MIL-STD-810G durability, a display that works when wet, and S Pen support without breaking the bank, it's a very short list — and the Galaxy Tab Active2 is at the top of it.

From $307 at Amazon

Putting S Pen to screen

While it makes a lot of great tablets, only the best Samsung tablets support the popular S Pen. Samsung has perfected its stylus technology over the years, and using it on the large screen of a tablet makes perfect sense — and the Galaxy Tab S7 is the best of the bunch.

The Galaxy Tab S7 combines a fantastic design and the performance and software to make excellent use of the S Pen's features. From creating your next artistic masterpiece to jotting down a list of to-dos for the next day, the Galaxy Tab S7 does the job wonderfully. You will want to be sure to pick up a great case for your tablet to keep your investment safe.

However, if you need a tablet that can do the basics well, with S Pen support, of course, and not go over budget, then you'll do great with the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0. You'll get commendable performance for your daily tasks in a manageable size.



source https://www.androidcentral.com/these-samsung-galaxy-tab-models-support-s-pen

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