Microsoft Tablet Note Taking App

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Taking it out of the box, I admit I wasn't expecting much with how small the soundbar is. I am glad to say that I was wrong with my first impression. While incredibly thin, this soundbar produced amazing sound and bass with the included subwoofer. Everything from music to movies to TV shows to video games sounds great! Setting it up with the smart things app is very simple and love how the app can provide updates for the soundbar. You can also control the soundbar and change settings in the app which is way easier than using the remote to adjust its settings. Overall this soundbar is incredible and it's all done in an insanely thin design.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My tablet is used for gaming, note taking, some photo and document editing, and watching streaming sites. The speed is crazy good, so I don't think I'll be upgrading any time soon. You can count on this tablet for a long time, and it still runs perfectly. The stylus makes it feel fancier, and I love using it. I use my only folding separate Bluetooth keyboard, since I usually keep some distance between my tablet and typing, but it really adds to its functionality. Samsung DeX makes it even more versatile, but my brother uses that feature much more than I do to be able to use 3-4 screens at once. Very handy!

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 fits perfectly. Soft lining protects my tablet. Handles easy for carrying. Pocket useful for headphones.

Note: This product will work with any Wacom tablet. You actually don't need any tablet at all to use this product it works, completely independently. Very useful if you spend a great deal of time in 1 app. 17 programable buttons and 3 wheel settings right under your hand. Great build quality. Wheel works fine on my system but not as smooth as the Intous tablet built-in wheel.

Use it to hold my samsung galaxy note tablet 10.1 and it works well. Can be used portrait or landscape.will shake a little bit if touched wild Stand.

This tablet works great for what I wanted it to do. I use it for photo touchups, note-taking on my laptop, and heavier graphic work on photoshop.

Use it with an android app to control my photos using smartphone or android tablet

This thing rules. Note that the 7 is the last one with built-in HDMI out, which works great and was a need for me. I'm still getting used to the interface, but I've been using the companion app and that works well. Battery could be longer but I imagine without the app and some other extras, it can last plenty long enough.

Does the trick. Note that if you're connected to your phone via the SnapBridge app, you'll need to disconnect that so your remote can connect via Bluetooth.

The only thing to note is that the instructions in the box, from Apple, tell the purchaser to use the Photos app for importing, but this is not necessary, and accessing the SD card's files can be done with any Finder window. Then you can drag and drop the files as desired -- no need to use Photos.