In the case of the Galaxy Tab S5e, Samsung has retained the high-resolution screen and premium design of the Galaxy Tab S4, but has gone with a less powerful mid-range processor, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 670. Furthermore, just one configuration is available, with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The only option buyers have is between the Wi-Fi and LTE variants. Specification buffs might find the downgrade from a Snapdragon 835 to a Snapdragon 670 disappointing, and we’ll find out a bit later in our review how much of an impact that has made in terms of real-world performance.
Processor aside, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e looks good, is built well, and has a good set of specifications for a tablet. The front features slim borders around the 10.5-inch QHD-resolution AMOLED screen, with just the front camera breaking the stark, featureless look. The tablet has a metal unibody and is just 5.5mm thick.
According to the Sammobile, Samsung’s older device now received the Android 10 based August 2021 patch update software update in South Korea and it will soon roll out widely.
As per Samsung’s documentation, the latest update should fix 40 vulnerabilities related to privacy and security. No new features or user-facing changes are expected to be a part of this update. Users can be grabbed this software update on the build number T725NKOS2DUH2 for the Galaxy Tab S5e.
Owners of the Galaxy Tab S5e can receive notification of this update. By chance you don’t receive an update notification then check the update manually by going to the device Settings >> Software updates >> Download and install.
Note: Before upgrading to the latest version make sure your smartphone is connected with a proper internet connection, we recommend you to download it over WIFI so that you will not face any error.
