performance, usability, screen, portability, price

reliability, connectivity, touch screen

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

Solid build, Sharp screen, Decent camera

Some performance issues, Not the prettiest tablet

Bright, hi-res screen ; Powerful processor ; Slim, light design

Convoluted Magazine UX ; Cheaper plastic feel

With the massive Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 and diminutive Tab Pro 8.4, this 10.1-inch slate is the most socially acceptable, narrowly avoiding the title of awkward middle child with its impressive screen and powerful insides.

Excellent display, lots of power, Android & Samsung software works well, decent battery life, multi-tasking options

Expensive, that faux leather and plastic build, software approach "doubles up" access approach

Of all the "Pro" Samsung tablets, the Galaxy TabPro 10.1 is among our favourites. It's just the right scale, is slim and light, yet packs plenty of power in too.

What a screen ; Magazine UX + business freebies = gold ; Light for a 10in tab

No S Pen ; Performance stutters ; Google Play still lets 10in tablets down

One serious screen and the smartest extras we’ve seen on an Android tablet, but the TabPro just isn’t quite slick enough

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 is lightweight and comfortable to use, with a stylishly thin design that provides sufficient grip support. Performance is fast for simple tasks and it includes a ton of software perks.

$499 is an expensive starting price for any tablet. When multi-tasking, performance significantly lags with random freezes and unexplainable app crashes.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 delivers everything casual tablet users will need, but it's all tied down to an inflated price tag that makes comparable options more attractive to budget-conscious shoppers.

We like what Samsung has done with the Galaxy Tab Pro in terms of hardware but the software is barely recognisable as Android 4.4 KitKat. This leaves us somewhat unsure about the device so stay tuned for a full review.

Robust security, decent application offering, good display, reasonable camera by tablet standards

No S Pen, uses previous generation processor

Despite featuring a few niggling flaws, like the lack of an S Pen Stylus and an older Snapdragon 800 processor, the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 is a very good tablet. Coming with Samsung's Knox security service and productivity focused Magazine UX skin...

Very light and thin; Superb display; Enterprise-level apps bundled out of the box

Designed for enterprise, but is better suited for content consumption; Portrait handling hampered by Home button; Stutters observed, more so in multi-tasking; High price

Terrific screen, powerful processor, slim and sturdy build

On the pricey side, microUSB 2.0

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 expands the size of the original8.4 for an extra £100 or so. It looks good, works fast and comeswith a few new interface tweaks. Otherwise, it's much the same, andchoosing between the two will simply depend on the size...

has been pushing to make a name for itself in the enterprise market for a while now, and it's looking to further its chances with the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 tablet.