Recently I purchased the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ (8GB RAM/128GB) mainly for studies and normal work, and in this video I give you my full real-world review. In the box you actually get the S Pen (which many brands don’t give), a Type‑C cable, and yes—no charger, so you’ll have to buy one separately. Build quality is proper premium: full aluminium, super thin, and you also get IP68 dust/water resistance. I also show you the ports, speakers, fingerprint power button, SD card slot for storage expand, and why I recommend using a screen guard + cover because it’s a thin tablet. The most amazing thing for me is the 12.4-inch display (2560×1600) with up to 90Hz refresh rate. It’s not AMOLED, but the LCD quality is so good that you won’t feel the difference, especially for Netflix and content watching. Performance is handled by Exynos 1380, which is decent for day-to-day work and multitasking—my focus isn’t heavy gaming anyway. I tested cameras for calls/classes, checked speaker output, and also showed DeX mode where the tablet feels like a computer and even screen sharing works nicely (I saw no major lag, just a little slow sometimes). Battery is 10,090mAh and in my 15–20 days usage, backup was quite good; if you’re buying a charger, I suggest going for 45W. Price-wise, around 25k this is a solid pick—especially if you grab it in sales like I did.