Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 (T320, T325)

portability, performance, size, screen, usability

84% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, screen, size, design, portability

87% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Super-sharp screen ; Powerful processor ; Great build quality

More expensive than key rivals ; Oversaturated screen ; Performance issues, software bugs

Missing extras like this tell you the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 is a mid-range device in the Galaxy range. However, it is relatively high-end in the 8-inch tablet space. Smaller Android tablets generally try to keep their prices fairly low.

Stunning display ; Lightweight, nice proportion ; Impressive performance

Expensive ; Cheap design ; Speakers poorly positioned

By packing a super-sharp display, a powerful processor and a much-improved UI into a compact shell, the Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 is one of the finest tablets the company has ever produced.

Amazing display ; Smooth performance ; Thin and light

TouchWiz (again!) ; Faux leather ; metal ; Pricey

Fantastic display, plenty of power, useful software additions

Auto brightness, speakers a little lacklustre, high price, plasticky build

There's a lot of great features on the Samsung Galaxy TabPro 8.4. It is well built, slim and light, offering all-day battery life, great internal hardware and some useful software tweaks.

That screen ; Software treats to gorge on ; MicroSD expansion to 64GB

Performance niggles ; Only so-so battery life ; No S Pen

Streamlined software and the sharpest screen on the planet make this more than Just Another Android - but that doesn’t mean it’s flawless

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 packs a sharp pixel-dense screen, zippy performance, and oodles of software features inside a comfortable and lightweight slate.

The $399.99 starting price is expensive. It's too easy to block the speakers and trigger the capacitive buttons unintentionally when holding the tablet in landscape orientation. Performance lags when using the multiwindow function.

The premium specs and high-end feel of the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 make it well worth the high price.

Big screen in portable chassis; Portable; Micro SD support; Secure Android

Middling battery life; Expensive

The Galaxy Tab Pro is a brilliant all-rounder and is tailored for enterprise usage. But the battery life is disappointing and it's not cheap.

Large, bright, high-resolution 8.4-inch screen ; Multi window, PIP app multitasking ; WebEx, RemotePC and e-Meeting apps pre-installed

Poor office app suite options ; Slow, mediocre camera ; Confusing printing options

Bottom Line: Given the Pro's office-oriented shortcomings, it's hard to suss Samsung's intention. The Note 3 does all the Pro does (and doesn't), even if its screen is half the resolution, at half the price, plus offers S Pen options if you need them....

Terrific screen, powerful processor, slim and sturdy build

On the pricey side

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro a very good mid-sized tablet, but so isthe Google Nexus 7, and it costs a good £100 less. Still, for amidrange tablet you get a stonking screen and extremely powerfulprocessor with a pretty good camera thrown in. Not bad at all.