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The same goes for TV shows and movies most are 16:9, which means they'll mostly fill the screen. But what about streaming games? Well, streamed games will mostly be displayed in 16:9, resulting in minimal letterboxing.

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Sure, most Android games will fit the screen because they were made to scale. Samsung is partial to 16:10, a ratio I feel is best suited for modern media like movies, TV shows, and video games. A high refresh rate is also crucial when using the S Pen, as you want the screen updating just as fast as you are drawing/writing.Īnother notable point about the screen is its ratio. Long gone are the days of janky animations on Android, thanks in large part to the 120Hz screen something like the Tab S9+ offers. The 12.4-inch OLED screen is absolutely gorgeous with inky blacks and colors that pop, but it's also a high refresh rate screen, which plays a huge role in how pleasing the screen is to look at. This was my first experience using mobile data built into a tablet, and I must say the ability to grab the tablet no matter where you are and jump online was incredibly convenient. Having traveled to a local shopping area or two over the past few weekends, I retained the ability to work online, editing documents and chatting in Slack perfectly fine, pulling down 20–30 Mbps with ease. Seeing that AT&T was kind enough to send a review unit for its Galaxy Tab S9+ 5G model, I was able to test how well 5G works on the device. Of course, if you wish to snag the device on a carrier with 5G support, such as AT&T, you're going to spend $1500 on the 256GB mobile data model. If you choose to go with the 256GB Wi-Fi model, that'll run you $999, but if you want to jump up to the 512GB Wi-Fi model, you'll need to spend $1200.

That said, since the S9+'s launch, Samsung, Amazon, and Best Buy have all been selling the 512GB version for the same $1000 as the 256GB, taking $200 off this emphatically expensive tablet. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9+ is available to purchase from a wide selection of retailers, from Samsung itself to Best Buy, Amazon, and carriers like AT&T that offer 5G devices that can take advantage of mobile data.

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