If you're looking at the differences between the Surface Pro 8 & Galaxy Tab S8, we have you covered — from price, design, portability, and more.
Microsoft and Samsung produce some of the best tablets you can buy, especially considering the latest releases from both companies.
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S8 is a little bit different, as there are three different models. The smallest, the 11-inch Tab S8, starts at $700 and includes 8GB RAM and 128GB of storage. This can be kicked up to 256GB for $779. The 12.4-inch Tab S8 Plus, meanwhile, starts at $900, which includes 8GB RAM and 128GB of storage. For an additional $179, you can get 256GB of storage on top of that price.
In terms of design material, the Surface Pro 8 sports a signature anodized aluminum coating and comes in either graphite or platinum color options. The Galaxy Tab S8 series, meanwhile, sports what Samsung is calling “Armor Aluminum.” It comes in graphite color on the Tab S8 Ultra, or silver, pink, or gold on the Tab S8 Plus and Tab S8.
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S8 series does not have a built-in kickstand. However, there’s a place on the back of the Tab S8 for the S Pen, whereas on the Pro 8, you’ll have to house the Surface Slim Pen inside the keyboard for charging. Display If you’re considering just the displays when buying these devices, then we have your back. In summary, the Galaxy Tab S8 series will win out, as it has much thinner bezels all around, plus the option for AMOLED panels. The Surface Pro 8 is fine, too, with some additional features like support for haptics and a 120 Hz refresh rate.
All in all, the Surface Pro 8 might have support for haptics on its screen. It has some bigger bezels along the top and the bottom of the screen. It’s also sporting LCD panels, which aren’t as vibrant as the AMOLED panels on the Tab S8 series, which produce more vibrant and bright colors. We pick the Tab S8 here.
Now for the trick that Samsung has up its sleeves. While the Surface Pro 8 is a full-blown computer, the Tab S8 series features Samsung’s DeX mode. This mode lets you window and stack Android apps side by side in a desktop-like experience. So, if you’re coming from using Windows, that may entice you.
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