Its pixel-packed super-AMOLED screen boasts richly saturated colors and deep contrast levels, resulting in a visually immersive user experience and HD content that looks better than real-life. The Galaxy Tab S is currently one of the thinnest and lightest tablets available. Its 0.26-inch ( 6.6mm) thickness is the same as its smaller 8.4-inch counterpart, and it’s just as impressively sleek. The light 0.65 pounds ( 295g) is also the lightest in the 10-inch and larger tablet category, but despite its wafer-thin build, it didn’t feel cheap or flimsy. The microSD card slot and micro-USB port are on the right edge and the headphone jack sits alone on the left edge. The Tab S offers a fingerprint scanner for unlocking your device, as well as paying with PayPal and X. It’s easy to setup and I preferred it as a way to unlock the screen - the added level of security is useful, but it also reduces the smudges caused by swiping to unlock the screen.