The Galaxy Tab S 10.5: A First Look by Todd Hazelton with Techno Buffalo

As I'm here with a lot of people, you might notice that I'm a little quiet today, but I wanted to show you first look at Samsung's latest addition to their Galaxy Tab lineup - the Galaxy Tab S this and the 8.4 in model, but we're focusing on the 10.5 in version. This device is still super thin, and you can see it's got that amazing 2560 x600 pixel Super AM OLED display with incredible viewing angles. It's also super light, making it easy to hold and use with one hand.

As I'm holding it up front, you can see the 2.1 megapixel camera up top, along with power buttons and volume control keys on the sides, as well as an IR blaster on the right. You've got speakers on either side of this device, including a Micro SD card slot that's going to ship with 16 gigs of storage, which can be upgraded up to 128 GB using that slot there. There's also a micro USB and SIM card slot, potentially for carrier partners - although we haven't been told about any regular buttons up top.

Looking around the device, you'll see a really nice metallic finish that gives it a premium look and feel. This is not just a plastic shell, but rather a metal body that's been carefully crafted to give this device its unique design elements. On the left side of this device, you've got another speaker and a 3.5 mm headphone jack. And when you look at the back of this device, you'll see an 8 megapixel camera with flash, along with the same kind of finish that we saw on the Galaxy S5.

Moving on to the software, I wanted to give you a quick rundown of what you can expect from the Galaxy Tab S this. It's basically the same experience that we saw on the Galaxy S5, but optimized for the tablet. You've got Paper Garden focusing on magazines and news, Samsung Watch, and a lot more - as well as Sid Sync, which is really cool software that'll allow you to place calls or receive them through your Galaxy S5 that's using Wi-Fi Direct connectivity, so no circuit switch network required.

One of the unique features of this device is its pre-installed software, including Galaxy Essentials and Galaxy Gifts. You'll get special offers depending on where you buy this device, as well as optimized Samsung's free music service for use on the tablet. Under the hood, you've got 3 gigs of RAM and an Exynos 5 processor, which means everything is moving along really quickly.

Since this is one of the highlights of the Galaxy Tab S 10.5, let me just show you how the screen looks. The viewing angles are pretty impressive - it's like looking at a window into another world. It's not hard to see why Samsung has been focusing on this device, as it truly delivers in terms of performance and design.

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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys this is Todd Hazelton with techno Buffalo I'm here with a lot of people so I might be a little quiet but I wanted to show you first look at the Galaxy Tab S uh Samsung's going to call them both the Galaxy Tab S this and the 8.4 in model but you're looking at the 10.5 in version uh still super thin you still got that amazing 2560 x600 pixel super am OLED display incredible viewing angles and you can see it's super light too I'm just holding it with one hand kind of uh floating it around uh up front you got the 2.1 megapixel camera up top you have the power buttons and volume control keys as well as an IR blaster on the right you've got the speakers a Micro SD card slot it's going to ship with 16 gigs of storage you upgrade that up to 128 GB using that slot right there micro USB and SIM card slot so potentially carrier Partners although right now we haven't been told about any uh regular buttons up there and then you can see running around this like really nice metallic finish uh so it looks like metal um and then on the left here another speaker 3.5 mm headphone jack and on the bottom rested on my knee or on the back you should say I should say is a 8 megapixel camera you got the Flash and the same kind of finish we saw on the Galaxy S5 and again these snap uh cases or I guess they're like little snap buttons that you pop on a case with so a unique design element and that's permanent so you can't take that off so you kind of kind of love it or leave it let's go through the software real quick it's basically the same experience that we saw on the Galaxy S5 with some TW weeks for the tablet so you have paper Garden uh focusing on magazines uh Samsung watch on news and a lot oh and uh Sid sync actually which is really cool software that'll allow you to uh Place calls or receive them through your Galaxy S5 that's using uh Wi-Fi Direct connectivity so no circuit switch Network required for that but all these apps as we've seen Samsung has done in the past are optimized for the tablet uh going around Galaxy Essentials and Galaxy Gifts uh you'll get special offers depending on where you buy this device and of course you also get some of the pre-installed software milk has been optimized Samsung's free uh music service has been optimized for use on the tablet now too um and under the hood 3 gigs of RAM and an exos 5 processor so everything's moving along really quickly uh no word on the battery but Samsung's tablets have done uh pretty well in the past battery so we're not too concerned about that but let's just give you a quick look at a video so we can show you how the screen looks um since that's sort of the Highlight here you see the viewing angles are are pretty impressive it's kind of stunning to see this quality in something so thin and light it's like an opening a window so really impressive and I just wanted to give you a quick look here this is Todd Hazelton with techno Buffalo checking out the Galaxy Tab S this is the 10.5 in model thank you guys for watching please subscribe right here it be the first ones to know whenever new videos get uploaded we got a ton of stuff we do phones tablets cars anything has to do with consumer electronics that's to be plugged in or used as batteries we reviewhey guys this is Todd Hazelton with techno Buffalo I'm here with a lot of people so I might be a little quiet but I wanted to show you first look at the Galaxy Tab S uh Samsung's going to call them both the Galaxy Tab S this and the 8.4 in model but you're looking at the 10.5 in version uh still super thin you still got that amazing 2560 x600 pixel super am OLED display incredible viewing angles and you can see it's super light too I'm just holding it with one hand kind of uh floating it around uh up front you got the 2.1 megapixel camera up top you have the power buttons and volume control keys as well as an IR blaster on the right you've got the speakers a Micro SD card slot it's going to ship with 16 gigs of storage you upgrade that up to 128 GB using that slot right there micro USB and SIM card slot so potentially carrier Partners although right now we haven't been told about any uh regular buttons up there and then you can see running around this like really nice metallic finish uh so it looks like metal um and then on the left here another speaker 3.5 mm headphone jack and on the bottom rested on my knee or on the back you should say I should say is a 8 megapixel camera you got the Flash and the same kind of finish we saw on the Galaxy S5 and again these snap uh cases or I guess they're like little snap buttons that you pop on a case with so a unique design element and that's permanent so you can't take that off so you kind of kind of love it or leave it let's go through the software real quick it's basically the same experience that we saw on the Galaxy S5 with some TW weeks for the tablet so you have paper Garden uh focusing on magazines uh Samsung watch on news and a lot oh and uh Sid sync actually which is really cool software that'll allow you to uh Place calls or receive them through your Galaxy S5 that's using uh Wi-Fi Direct connectivity so no circuit switch Network required for that but all these apps as we've seen Samsung has done in the past are optimized for the tablet uh going around Galaxy Essentials and Galaxy Gifts uh you'll get special offers depending on where you buy this device and of course you also get some of the pre-installed software milk has been optimized Samsung's free uh music service has been optimized for use on the tablet now too um and under the hood 3 gigs of RAM and an exos 5 processor so everything's moving along really quickly uh no word on the battery but Samsung's tablets have done uh pretty well in the past battery so we're not too concerned about that but let's just give you a quick look at a video so we can show you how the screen looks um since that's sort of the Highlight here you see the viewing angles are are pretty impressive it's kind of stunning to see this quality in something so thin and light it's like an opening a window so really impressive and I just wanted to give you a quick look here this is Todd Hazelton with techno Buffalo checking out the Galaxy Tab S this is the 10.5 in model thank you guys for watching please subscribe right here it be the first ones to know whenever new videos get uploaded we got a ton of stuff we do phones tablets cars anything has to do with consumer electronics that's to be plugged in or used as batteries we review\n"