When it comes to storage, you get a choice of 128GB or 256GB onboard the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus compared to 64GB or 256GB on the iPad Air 4. Apps launch quickly, and most games run well across both tablets. In everyday use, you’ll be hard pushed to spot any difference, though if you plan to play the latest demanding games, the Tab S8 Plus may be the superior choice. In contrast, the iPad Air 4 packs Apple’s A14 Bionic chip, and while the two processors offer similar performance, the Snapdragon chip just has the edge when it comes to benchmarks, though that’s to be expected as it’s newer. Under the hood, the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus boasts Samsung’s latest chip and the most powerful processor currently available for Android devices, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, paired with 8GB of RAM. Winner: Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Plus Performance, battery life, and charging Ajay Kumar/Digital Trends That said, if you prefer a smaller, lighter tablet for one-handed use, the iPad Air might be the better choice for you. This round was very close to call, but the Tab S8 Plus just comes out ahead thanks to its slightly larger, higher resolution display, that 120Hz refresh rate, and the inclusion of the S Pen for sketching or taking notes. ![]() Neither of these tablets has an IP rating, so we wouldn’t recommend packing either for a day at the beach. You have fewer choices on offer with the Tab S8 Plus - Graphite, silver, or Pink Gold - but all three are sleek and eye-catching. The iPad Air comes in a rainbow array of colors including silver, Space Gray, Rose Gold, green, and Sky Blue. One caveat: The Tab S8’s screen is much more reflective compared to the iPad’s, which can be irritating when you’re looking at dark photos or watching dark videos and find yourself gazing at your own reflection. Though you probably won’t notice much difference from that higher refresh rate most of the time, it comes into its own when you’re playing the latest games, and toggling it on and off should ensure the difference is noticeable when you’re scrolling, too. The Galaxy Tab S8 Plus, on the other hand, has a larger 12.4-inch Super AMOLED screen with 2800 x 1752 resolution, 420 nits of brightness, and a 120Hz refresh rate. The best Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus cases: 15 you can’t ignore Surprise Apple sale brings big discounts on iPad and Apple Watch The laminated screen isn’t quite as reflective as other tablets, so you shouldn’t run into any issues using it indoors or out, even in direct sunlight.īest tablet deals: Save on Android tablets, iPad and more Over to those displays: The iPad Air’s 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display packs in a 2360 x 1640 resolution, with 440 nits of brightness and a 60Hz refresh rate, plus TrueTone color adjustment, so everything you view, from photos to videos, looks stunning. ![]() There’s a handy spot on the back to dock the S Pen, too. Its metal unibody feels solid, with the fingerprint scanner built into the power button on the side. In contrast, the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus boasts a similar elegant design to its predecessor, the Tab S7 Plus, but, at 567 grams, feels quite a bit heavier than the iPad Air, definitely something to consider if you’re looking to use the tablet with one hand - though it’s still not a beast. ![]() Its Touch ID fingerprint sensor is integrated into the tablet’s power button. ![]() Weighing just 458 grams, it’s incredibly lightweight and feels comfortable to hold one-handed. The iPad Air 4 is practically identical to the iPad Pro, with a flat metal back and sides. Starting at $599 (Wi-Fi), $729 (cellular)ĭesign, display, and durability Ajay Kumar/Digital Trends Silver, Space Gray, Rose Gold, green, Sky Blue Wi-Fi + Cellular: 460 grams (1.01 pounds)ĤK at 24, 30, 60 frames per second, 1080p at 30, 60 fpsĪT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon (cellular models only)
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