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"The GS4's 5-inch, 1920 x 1080 display is big, beautiful, and seriously eye-catching." "In general, the GS 4 performs amazingly well, but there's a catch: when Air View and Air Gestures were enabled, we noticed the phone acting a little sluggish even in the most basic of tasks." "Many of are great for showing off at parties with little usefulness elsewhere, but we found ourselves using a few of them on a more regular basis." Smart Scroll, which tracks the movement of your head to scroll through pages, is a "great idea" in theory but is "frustrating for several reasons" including limited compatibility with apps and bad tracking in badly lit areas. It still has just one tiny, tin-can-sounding speaker on the bottom back of the phone."

"Battery performance on the S4 is among the best we've seen from smartphones this year, though it's still not anywhere near as everlasting as the RAZR MAXX HD."

"It retains the same rounded-rectangle look, with metal edges and a slippery, finger-print-trapping plastic back that looks like it belongs on a far more downmarket phone." "Still, compared with the iPhone 5, with its 4-inch screen, the S 4 is 30 percent larger and 17 percent heavier." "Its screen and camera resolution beat the iPhone 5’s and I found its pictures to be slightly better than those from the Apple phone, which is nearly a year old." "I found Samsung’s software often gimmicky, duplicative of standard Android apps, or, in some cases, only intermittently functional." Here is a collection of some of the early reviews:

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The overall consensus is that the Galaxy S4 is a solid upgrade over the previous S3 but that its plastic casing and minimal upgrades keep it from being great.

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The company announced the device at an event in mid-March and boasts a 5" screen, a 1080p display that Samsung calls "Full HD Super AMOLED" and more. It’s safe to say it’s the best movie-watching experience you’ll find on a tablet of this size.The reviews for the Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung's next flagship Android smartphone, are out. The S3’s quad speaker system also makes a return, though this time around Samsung has added support for Dolby Atmos to accompany its HDR screen. (However, the 10.5-inch iPad Pro’s 8,134 mAh battery only promises 10 hours of watching, so we’ll need to put Samsung’s claims to the test.)

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As such, Samsung rates the Galaxy Tab S4 for a full 16 hours of video playback, up from the Tab S3’s 12 hours. The battery represents the biggest upgrade over the S3, with an extra 1,300mAh that should extend the life by at least a couple hours, even with the larger screen.

Speakers: Surround sound with Dolby Atmos.

The result is an attractive yet unassuming tablet that looks natural at any angle (Samsung even eliminated its logo from the front.) The back of the S4 has the same all-glass aesthetic.Įlsewhere, the Galaxy Tab S4’s specs are about what you’d expect for a premium Android tablet in 2018: Samsung has eliminated the home button and slimmed down the bezels to make them uniform all around the device. Along with the new screen comes a new design the keeps the Galaxy Tab S4’s footprint manageable.