Tony R

I have tried a number of tablets though the years but have never been disappointed by the performance of a Samsung. The biggest "knock"...

I've never seen "sustained" in a spec sheet, nor have I ever come across a mobile device that seemed to have "temporary surge max...

samsung galaxy tab s9 with garmin pilot is awesome, absolutely gorgeous. screen is better by FAR than an ipad also the samsung products...

I recently bought a Hugerock X7. It has a brightness of 2600 nits (and that is not a misprint). It is about the brightest tablet on the...

I will add I have a Samsung tablet and it is unreadable in many sunlight conditions in my cockpit. I just don't see them as being a...

Samsung 8" SM-T 295 and Avare works just fine for me. Can't beat the price.

No kidding, GP on droid is trash compared to iOS. One thing I like about iFly EFB is the parity between droid and iOS. Same exact...

I started flying with an Android tablet around 2011 when 7" tablets first became available. This size fits neatly into most kneeboards...

That’s interesting - which one? I’ve had three over the past 10 or more years and sunlight readability was always a strong suit. I had...

That’s been my go-to setup in my Warrior for over 10 years and I love it (except mine is the Samsung 8” Tab A from Costco - typically...

Samsung Tab S6 Lite (sm-p613). Get a trial of Garmin Pilot and see if you prefer that over FPG. I get it’s free, but GP is a much...

I find the 8" tablets to be the sweet spot between big enough and too big, just the right size for a kneeboard. Currently I'm using a...

I've been an Android guy for as long as it has existed ("Drrrrrooooiiiiddd"). I had pretty good luck previously with Samsung tablets and...

I'm an Android-only guy and have been using iFly EFB since before it was a tablet app. I fly a Cherokee 180. An 8" tablet is probably...

I'm using my phone now and the screen is a bit small. Something about the size of a mini would be perfect. And yes, Garmin pilot is a...