The 10.1-inch touchscreen is a thoroughly midrange TFT LCD with a standard ( not full) HD resolution of 1, 280x800 pixels ( this boils down to a measly 149 pixels per inch of screen) . The display is not the Super AMOLED variety you’ll find on the Tab S and other premium Samung devices but it’s bright and clear and reasonably detailed, albeit without the ’pop’ of the fancier screens.
With Android 4.4.2 KitKat on board it’s not got the very latest version of Google’s operating system, but it’s not far behind - many more expensive devices are still shipping with the same OS. Samsung’s TouchWiz user interface is here too and that menu tab that slides in from the side makes much more sense on a large tablet than it does on a smaller device. It’ll still be a bit busy and fussy for some, but offers some good elements once you’re used to it.