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Samsung Galaxy M35 review: Better than you thought

Samsung didn’t try to make the Galaxy M35 stand out in design, nor did it try to make it thin. Even for a phone with a 6,000 mAhGalaxy M35 phone battery it’s thick and heavy. The M34 also had a 6,000 mAh battery, but was 0.3mm thinner and about 15g lighter. I’m guessing the M35’s larger vapor cooling chamber (more on that later) and slightly larger display (6.6 inches versus 6.5 inches on the M34) may have something to do with the increased thickness and weight. The phone also has a large footprint, mostly due to the large bezels, which is common among Samsung’s midrange phones, even premium ones like the Galaxy A55. Camera The Galaxy M35 has some impressive features, but an impressive camera isn’t one of them. Daylight outdoor photos taken by the 50MP main camera and the 8MP ultra-wide-angle camera are decent, although the latter doesn’t allow for much detail to be discerned. For the 50MP rear camera, the Galaxy M35 includes many of the shooting modes found on more expensive devices, such as Pro mode for images and videos, slow and super slow motion, time-lapse, and single shot.

While Samsung brought the Google Circle search feature to the Galaxy A35 and a few other A-series phones, the rest of the Galaxy AI experience is limited to flagship devices and will likely remain so for the foreseeable future.

As for software updates, Samsung promises four major Android OS upgrades and security updates over five years, which is impressive and unmatched by the competition.

Galaxy M35 Battery

Battery life is excellent, as you’d expect from a Galaxy phone with a 6,000 mAh Galaxy phone battery. It lasted a full day, even with lots of gaming and using 5G mobile data. During the review period, I never had to charge the phone before early afternoon the next day.

However, the Exynos 1380 chipset lacks the efficiency of the newer mid-range Exynos chips and the latest flagship Snapdragon processors. Samsung Phone Battery

life is rated at up to two days, but the M35 doesn’t quite live up to those claims. At least not for me.

If you have the right charger (not surprising given that Samsung doesn’t include one in the box), the M35 supports 25W charging, and a full charge can take anywhere between 90 and 100 minutes. A half-hour charge takes the Galaxy M35 battery from 0 to around 45 percent.

The Galaxy M35 is a great value for the money. It has a great display, stronger Gorilla Glass protection, good performance (and good cooling thanks to a large vapor chamber), great Galaxy M35 battery life, and the promise of four major OS upgrades.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 review: The top Android tablet

There aren’t a lot of manufacturers making high-end Android tablets anymore. That’s understandable. Not only has the market shrunk considerably over the past few years, but customers also tend to hold on to tablets for far longer than smartphones. Samsung remains an outlier. It launches a high-end tablet annually and the Galaxy Tab S6 is its latest offering. Is it really the top Android tablet of 2019?
It will inevitably be compared to the Galaxy Tab S5e. Samsung launched the mid-range tablet earlier this year and we found it to be an incredible value proposition. Does the Galaxy Tab S6 offer enough over and above that tablet for the average customer to justify the price premium? This will be one of the questions that we will answer in this review.Your heart will skip a beat when you hold the Galaxy Tab S6 for the first time, particularly if you’re coming up from the earlier models. Samsung really refined its tablet design with the Galaxy Tab S5e. It’s the thinnest and lightest tablet that the company has ever made. The Galaxy Tab S6 retains those attributes in its full metal build, which measures 244.5 x 159.5 × 5.7mm and weighs 420g.

The front is dominated by the 10.5-inch display which slots in a body that’s actually more compact than the Galaxy Tab S4. That’s because the bezels have been significantly trimmed. The Galaxy Tab S6 is Samsung’s first tablet to feature an in-display fingerprint sensor .
The back panel instantly makes the Galaxy Tab S6 stand out from every other tablet in Samsung’s lineup. There are two key design elements that make it so. There’s the (vertically positioned) dual camera system, the first on a Samsung tablet. There’s also the groove where the S Pen attaches magnetically and charges. It’s not flush with the back panel so the tablet won’t lie completely flat on a desk when the S Pen is attached. Other than these attributes, the Galaxy Tab S6’s design isn’t all that different from the Galaxy Tab S5e, and that’s not something you’ll hold against it.
I do like this for the S Pen. It’s always present at the back so it can be detached swiftly and used right away. The magnet that holds it in place doesn’t feel too strong, though, so just be mindful of not accidentally detaching the stylus when switching between orientations. It won’t fall off even if you shake the tablet vigorously but if it catches against something as you’re sliding it into your backpack, it may detach. Samsung would have had to compromise battery life if it decided to put the S Pen inside the body itself as it does on the Galaxy Note series. That may also not allow the tablet to be as thin as it is.
I really love how premium the Galaxy Tab S6 feels in the hand and its shocking thinness takes a lot of credit for that. But while no points are being docked for this implementation of the S Pen, I do wish that Samsung uses stronger magnets next time around.
Since the Galaxy Tab S5e didn’t have one, it’s not surprising that the Galaxy Tab S6 doesn’t have a 3.5mm headphone jack, either. What might sting a little is the fact that Samsung isn’t shipping a USB-C to 3.5mm dongle in the box like it does with the other tablet.Galaxy Tab S6 battery

You get the same 7,040mAh Samsung Galaxy Tab S6   battery with the Galaxy Tab S6 as the Galaxy Tab S5e. Samsung claims that it can last for up to 14 hours but we all know that these estimates aren’t really representative of real world usage. The improved internals like the 7nm chipset and UFS 3.0 storage will draw less power than what you get in the Tab S5e so the new tablet should last a bit longer.
I was able to get just over ten hours quite easily with a mix of YouTube, Netflix and light gaming. Expect the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6  battery life to hit that figure for you as well if you’re not doing excessively intensive tasks. It’s more than capable of getting you through the day and then some so you won’t have much to complain about.ANDROID 15 ONE UI 6.1 ONE UI 7.0 GALAXY AI GALAXY RING GALAXY S24 ULTRA GALAXY Z FLIP 6 GALAXY Z FOLD 6Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 review: The top Android tablet of 2019tab s6 review 11
Galaxy Tab S6 battery

You get the same 7,040mAh battery with the Galaxy Tab S6 as the Galaxy Tab S5e. Samsung claims that it can last for up to 14 hours but we all know that these estimates aren’t really representative of real world usage. The improved internals like the 7nm chipset and UFS 3.0 storage will draw less power than what you get in the Tab S5e so the new tablet should last a bit longer.
I was able to get just over ten hours quite easily with a mix of YouTube, Netflix and light gaming. Expect the battery life to hit that figure for you as well if you’re not doing excessively intensive tasks. It’s more than capable of getting you through the day and then some so you won’t have much to complain about.
I do believe that Samsung has missed an opportunity to further add value to this tablet by not providing 25W fast charging. It retains the same 15W fast charging as the Galaxy Tab S5e. That would have significantly improved charging times and given customers a bit more bang for their buck, especially seeing how 25W charging benefits the Galaxy Note 10+.

Starting at $650, the Galaxy Tab S6 is only really for those who want to get some serious work done on their tablets. It will be overkill if you buy it for the tasks mentioned above. There’s no better option if you require the ability to quickly take digital notes or need top-notch performance to run custom apps to manage your business. There is no other Android tablet on the market right now that can provide the level of performance that the Galaxy Tab S6 does.
We have discussed this tablet’s value proposition at length among ourselves and do feel that Samsung has missed the opportunity to provide customers with more value for money. We would have to see IP67 certification on the Galaxy Tab S6. It’s common on smartphones and wearables now , so why not tablets? It would then be able to withstand more demanding work environments as well. Samsung should have also considered adding a ToF sensor to the rear camera setup. That would have also opened up new professional use cases. Perhaps we may get some of this with the next iteration of Samsung’s flagship tablet, but that’s just wishful thinking at this stage.

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