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Samsung EDU/EPP Discount: 64GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4" Wi-Fi Tablet Expired
$224
$349.99
+ Free Shipping
Samsung.com offers Eligible Samsung Education / Employee Discount Customers: 64GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4" Wi-Fi Tablet (SM-P610NZAAXAR) on sale for $223.99 when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free.
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Deal Instructions:
Thanks community member satellite779 for sharing this deal
Deal Instructions:
- Sign in with your eligible Samsung account that qualifies for Samsung Education or Employee Perks Program (EPP) Discounts
- Add Your choice of color for 64GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4" Wi-Fi Tablet to cart
- Oxford Gray
- Angora Blue
- Chiffon Rose
- Proceed to checkout
- Your total will be $223.99 + free shipping.
- Note, you may also purchase Tab S6 Lite Book Cover for $27.99 for EDU/EPP Members when bundled with Tablet after instructions above
- Samsung Exynos 9611 Octa Core 2.3GHz Processor
- 10.4" 2000x1200 WUXGA+ Display
- 4GB RAM
- 64GB Storage
- 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac WiFi + Bluetooth V5.0
- 7,040mAh Li-Ion Battery
- S Pen included
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- Price Research: Our research indicates that 64GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4" Wi-Fi Tablet is $56 less (20% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $279.98
- Samsung Return Policy: Eligible for returns within 15-Days of delivery (details).
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Book cover is $28 when bundled with the tablet: https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile...610pje
10% cashback possible
Book cover is $28 when bundled with the tablet: https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile...610pje
10% cashback possible
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Although customized with the heavy Samsung skin we all come to love or hate, it's speedy enough that I have had no freezing and only occasionally lagging while switching apps or launching something from a cold boot. It fully integrates with Google Parental Control (I ignored their kids mode because I don't like it), it allows me to control content, apps, monitor time usage, etc.
One more thing I forgot to add about Samsung's software, I paired Bluetooth headphones for my kid and was exceptionally delighted to find you can set max volume and lock it with a pin code. Thumbs up Samsung!
The screen is LCD but does not look milky at all and has acceptable black levels, speaker is fine and gets loud enough without distortion that we have to ask kids to lower the volume LOL.
The tablet is great, we lost the pen in no time even when I was watching its whereabouts as a hawk, I left the responsibility to my wife for a day and they lost it. While we had the pen, we did some sketches and it was awesome, it really is a good starting tablet for kids.
I have to also make emphasis that I brought the financial situation because it is absolutely a game changer for everyone. A person in my extended family says that an iPad ($400dlls) is the bare minimum and that he would never buy Android because all he had contact with is Fire tablets, and let's face the cold truth, Android tablets just recently became good at reasonable prices.
The Fire tablets did way more damage than good to the Android ecosystem, since it is one of the most known tablets, a lot of people out there thinks about iPads as "good" and Android tablets as "trash". You can thank Amazon for that, bloating every device with crap software and no immediate access to the Google Play store.
Not to shame anyone who uses a Fire Tablet, it's just a completely different market and use case. A kid could be happy with either, it just personally depends on the parent and what they want the tablet used for with their child, or if they wanna share it with them. I love my Tab S6 (not lite) very much as an adult lmao, and I don't think 90% of people will need something more sophisticated than that or even an S6 Lite, which still runs reasonably well for pretty much every common person task
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Although customized with the heavy Samsung skin we all come to love or hate, it's speedy enough that I have had no freezing and only occasionally lagging while switching apps or launching something from a cold boot. It fully integrates with Google Parental Control (I ignored their kids mode because I don't like it), it allows me to control content, apps, monitor time usage, etc.
One more thing I forgot to add about Samsung's software, I paired Bluetooth headphones for my kid and was exceptionally delighted to find you can set max volume and lock it with a pin code. Thumbs up Samsung!
The screen is LCD but does not look milky at all and has acceptable black levels, speaker is fine and gets loud enough without distortion that we have to ask kids to lower the volume LOL.
The tablet is great, we lost the pen in no time even when I was watching its whereabouts as a hawk, I left the responsibility to my wife for a day and they lost it. While we had the pen, we did some sketches and it was awesome, it really is a good starting tablet for kids.
Although customized with the heavy Samsung skin we all know, it's speedy enough that I have had no freezing and only occasionally lagging while switching apps or launching something from a cold boot.
The screen is LCD but does not look milky at all and has acceptable black levels, speaker is fine and gets loud enough without distortion that we have to ask kids to lower the volume LOL.
The tablet is great, we lost the pen in no time even when I was watching its whereabouts as a hawk, I left the responsibility to my wife for a day and they lost it.
While we had the pen, we did some sketches and it was awesome, it really is a good starting tablet for kids.
Not surprised. I've left the pen behind a couple of times on my s7+ and I'm generally very good at being wary of that. It's just not very securely attached when using just the magnet.
I'd recommend a case that keeps the pen securely inside the cover which is what I am now using.
I'd recommend a case that keeps the pen securely inside the cover which is what I am now using.
These arent bad tqbleta, i bought 7 last christmas and one was a dud. Samsung has been impossible to work with over the one that died, but otherwise yay.
Although customized with the heavy Samsung skin we all come to love or hate, it's speedy enough that I have had no freezing and only occasionally lagging while switching apps or launching something from a cold boot. It fully integrates with Google Parental Control (I ignored their kids mode because I don't like it), it allows me to control content, apps, monitor time usage, etc.
One more thing I forgot to add about Samsung's software, I paired Bluetooth headphones for my kid and was exceptionally delighted to find you can set max volume and lock it with a pin code. Thumbs up Samsung!
The screen is LCD but does not look milky at all and has acceptable black levels, speaker is fine and gets loud enough without distortion that we have to ask kids to lower the volume LOL.
The tablet is great, we lost the pen in no time even when I was watching its whereabouts as a hawk, I left the responsibility to my wife for a day and they lost it. While we had the pen, we did some sketches and it was awesome, it really is a good starting tablet for kids.
Thanks for the great review. How might this compare to an Amazon Fire tablet for kids? Our older Fire 8 is so slow and we are looking to upgrade and this seems a decent but much more expensive option. Would hate for it to still be "bare minimum" at 2-3x the price.
We used fires before and the difference is unbelievable.
Its a giant upgrade.
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Not to shame anyone who uses a Fire Tablet, it's just a completely different market and use case. A kid could be happy with either, it just personally depends on the parent and what they want the tablet used for with their child, or if they wanna share it with them. I love my Tab S6 (not lite) very much as an adult lmao, and I don't think 90% of people will need something more sophisticated than that or even an S6 Lite, which still runs reasonably well for pretty much every common person task
There's is however something called "Eye comfort shield", I noticed it when looking around to solve your question lol, it appears to be a "blue light filter", the screen color became a tad bit warmer. Thanks!
I also recommend that you get the kids used to dark mode, I noticed that it significantly reduces eye strain when I'm surfing Reddit regardless of the time of the day, as well as reading during night time. This tablet has it.
Can't see it..
Thanks in advance
Not to shame anyone who uses a Fire Tablet, it's just a completely different market and use case. .....
I have to also make emphasis that I brought the financial situation because it is absolutely a game changer for everyone. A person in my extended family says that an iPad ($400dlls) is the bare minimum and that he would never buy Android because all he had contact with is Fire tablets, and let's face the cold truth, Android tablets just recently became good at reasonable prices.
The Fire tablets did way more damage than good to the Android ecosystem, since it is one of the most known tablets, a lot of people out there thinks about iPads as "good" and Android tablets as "trash". You can thank Amazon for that, bloating every device with crap software and no immediate access to the Google Play store.