Samsung is completing its Galaxy Tab S9 range with not one, but two tablets bearing the FE stamp and available in wifi or 5G versions. The Galaxy Tab S9 FE offers the essentials of the Tab S experience at a reasonable price, stylus included. Why prefer it to the classic Galaxy Tab S9?
Strong points
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Comfortable autonomy.
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Bright screen.
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Correct performance.
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IP68 certification (tablet and stylus).
Weak points
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Refresh rate limited to 90 Hz.
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Small tendency to heat up.
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Average photo part.
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Ultimately, these are fairly slight differences that separate the Galaxy Tab S9 FE from the classic Galaxy Tab S9. Samsung’s tablet makes small concessions: a little less powerful, particularly graphically, it loses the Oled display of its colleague and makes do with a refresh rate of 90 Hz. This being said, with its case at the impeccable finish, its practical S Pen, its bright screen, its expandable storage and, above all, its very good autonomy, it is a very complete tablet which can be used both for entertainment and for working using DeX mode .
NB: The reported price drop is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices charged by all merchants for the product last month, with security rules to exclude the prices of stores whose the VAT policy is not clear (so-called “gray” stores, typically in the case of imports from China).
Alternatively
Xiaomi’s Pad 6 renews a Pad 5 whose offering was solid, with an equally convincing performance. In a mid-range segment where options are rare, the tablet has a convincing screen, even without Oled, sufficient power and good battery life. We can obviously regret that you have to invest in a stylus sold separately to exploit its full potential, but as it stands, the Pad 6 is an Android tablet with good value for money, suitable for both entertainment and uses geared towards productivity.
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