SAMSUNG Galaxy TabActive4 Pro 10.1” 128GB Wi-Fi Android Work Tablet, 6GB RAM, Rugged Design, Sensitive Touchscreen, Long-Battery Life-for Workers, SM-T630UZKEN20, 2022 Model, Black

I got the 6GB RAM WiFi only version. It took Amazon a whopping 3 weeks to ship to Alaska - for Prime member! That aside, first impression of tablet were very positive. However, I've now had it for a few weeks, and am less excited about the tablet. Many nice ideas, and nice execution on some, but not so much on others: the tablet is quite heavy. The separate ruggedizing case it comes with is a hard plastic shell. It is very slick and slippery, hard plastic, without rubberizing, texture or ribbing that helps holding the tapered (!) slick shape. Not easy to hold, and in fact I decided to order a different skin (RAM Mounts). The three physical buttons (Home, Back, Menu) are welcome but are black on black and very hard to see or feel. The fingerprint sensor integrated into the home button does not work for me most of the time (even though same type on my XCover 6 Pro works well for me). Maybe because of orientation or proximity to case ridge? The S-pen is way too small to be useful, especially when using gloves! It is too small, short, and the pen button cannot be seen (again black on black), nor felt (no relief). And finally, Bixby is just infuriating and difficult to completely deactivate and can't disable or uninstall all. For a while, I could not even figure out how to turn the tablet off without going through the freaking bixby routines. Overall, Bixby and Samsung UI appear more instrusive and annoying than on XCover, where I was able to deactivate it all. I do like to removable/replaceable battery, idea of S-pen (will probably separately buy a larger, older S-pen), and ruggedness (better with a different skin.

Tablet was nice, but not compatable with my Internet platform.

Love the product so much great purchase

I bought this primarily to see if it really and truly is a "rugged" tablet. It's not. It's a consumer tablet that comes with a case. Nothing really wrong with that, but this is in no way a "rugged" device. It, of course, only costs a third of what a traditional rugged device costs. So, if it breaks, some customers will simply buy a new one and still come out ahead. One thing that baffles me (in addition to why Samsung/Amazon would ship this via the US Postal Service who promptly lost it, and it took another week to finally get a replacement), why this listing clearly states "LTE Unlocked" when it is only WiFi and has NO LTE at all. I looked at the listing again, and it seems Amazon displays the standard version as "LTE Unlocked" even when it is not. There's a box now that says "Wifi/LTE Unlocked" (which I am not sure was there when I ordered mine), and when you click that, the description changes to "5G tablet" instead of just "tablet." So I now have a WiFi-only tablet when ordering a device clearly marked as "LTE Unlocked." Grrrr.

I love this tablet; however, Square does not. Square does not recognize the NFC feature on the tablet as it does the phone. I believe it's because most tablets do not have this feature. My Galaxy Tab 7 does not. I hoping to replace my Tab 7 with another Active4 Pro. Just that it's very expensive!!!