The speaker switched from Apple to Android devices, mainly Samsung, and faced the dilemma of choosing a tablet. Despite having an Android phone, they found that many Android users still prefer iPads due to design and ease of use. However, after purchasing the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus, they appreciated its design, cost-effectiveness, and features like the included stylus and Samsung DeX mode, which offers a desktop-like experience. The speaker concludes that while iPads may be preferable for those invested in Apple's ecosystem, for Android users, a high-end Android tablet like the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus can be more cost-effective and equally convenient.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The author switched from Apple to Android about six months ago.
2. The author replaced most of their Apple gadgets with Samsung ones.
3. The author bought the most expensive Android tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S.
4. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S costs 10,000 crowns less than a similar iPad Pro.
5. The author had 14 days to return the tablet if they didn't like it.
6. The author compared the design of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S to the iPad Pro.
7. The iPad Pro has a slightly larger screen size due to its more square form factor.
8. The author found the Samsung Galaxy Tab S's form factor to be more elongated, but not uncomfortable.
9. The author tested the tablet's performance by playing a game with maximum settings.
10. The author didn't notice any lag or stuttering during gameplay.
11. The author mentioned that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S's interface is similar to the iPad's.
12. The author highlighted the Samsung Dex mode, which allows the tablet to be used like a desktop computer.
13. The Samsung Dex mode supports keyboard shortcuts, including Alt + Tab and Alt + F4.
14. The author mentioned that the tablet's applications work perfectly in Dex mode.
15. The author compared the Samsung Galaxy Tab S to the Microsoft Surface, suggesting that it could be a viable alternative.
16. The author mentioned that the tablet comes with a free stylus, which is compatible with the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra.
17. The author concluded that if you have an iPhone, you should buy an iPad, but if you have an Android phone, you shouldn't overpay for an iPad.
18. The author suggested that the Apple ecosystem's convenience lies in using all Apple devices together.
19. The author mentioned that having a smartphone on Android and getting an iPad would mean missing out on some system capabilities, such as copying and pasting on different devices.