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I have been looking at the surface pro too but by the time you add the keyboard you're at 1200 after tax since they really don't recommend the 64gb option. 999+150+8.25%tax pretty much kills it for me
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It sounds like 4saken1 never owned a Note before. But A LOT of others. LOL. Glad to hear some users are enjoying it. The Notes have always been the only Androids you can get with a digital pen with good specs backing it up. Also at a (mostly) good price point.@Sake What phone do you have?
I have been looking at the surface pro too but by the time you add the keyboard you're at 1200 after tax since they really don't recommend the 64gb option. 999+150+8.25%tax pretty much kills it for me

I'm sure the 8.0 will be perfect in your case drex.
As many indicated, it's not a bad device. For me, I can't really figure out what it's real focus is. It's not really meant for people who already have and used Notes as it seems a little underwhelming.
But you're going to use it as a mountable tablet in your car and that's a more suitable size than a hefty 10.1. That's a given. And bigger than the international Note 2 you are currently using. So you will have a good purpose for it. But I feel like you're going to pay a hefty premium for that privilege.
If the Note 10.1 dropped to $499 again, for the 32gb version, I'd probably go swoop that up right now. The more reviews I'm seeing from everyone, the more I'm realizing that it's good I waited and didn't go with impulse buying the 8.0 on release.
LOL...Price dropped to $499 today...great...hahahaha
Maybe if I say, "should the Note 8.0 price drop to $299 soon, I'll swoop that up immediately."
The 10.1 dropped so get to swooping it up!!!!!
The new Acer tablet that is supposedly releasing next month is what is preventing me from getting 10.1 today.
2 8 inch tablets would be nice. And the Acer will be 169 and 199 for 16 or 32 with micro sd slot!
I still like the size of the Note 8.0 though, for work purposes.

The credit is yours. There was nothing I came across that said it had to be returned if the tablet was returned.I wonder if there is a way to return the Google play credit since I returned the tablet.

Well, it's final. I'll be passing on the 8.0 completely. Between the desktop/Wacom, Note 10.1, and Note 2, there's no need or love for the 8.0. I just can't believe I've never considered a tablet before for my desktop. It feels great drawing and sketching over a 24" canvas. LOL.
But that's me and the Wacom isn't really portable like the Notes and needs a notebook or desktop counterpart (it's a peripheral after all).![]()

My biggest disappointment was the lack of radio antenna making the 8 truly portable. Wifi is great but not always an option and I can't see adding hotspot because despite how others feel, I like the ability to use my phone as a phone. I don't want to have to make an either or decision.
Unless Sprints hotspot offering has changed I simply hated not being able to do both at the same time.
Managed to get my hands on one at the Carphone Warehouse. Not impressed at all, I've never had a problem with with Sammy's build quality until I picked it up.
Hate to say it....but it felt cheap and the screen is poor. Samsung produced two beautiful Note phones and they really should have stepped up to the plate and made the Note 8 a first class tablet.
I really don't understand their mindset; poor screen, bizarre speaker placement and prohibitive pricing ?? What were they thinking?
I'm going to stroll past this Note and see what appears in the market in the coming months.
SlightIy off topic...also saw a GS4 this weekend , beautiful screen so hopefully the Note 3 will be something to look forward to.
If the rumour of a 6 inch screen is true, it wouldn't bother me as I have plenty of handbags to pop it in![]()
No knock against people who do it but the person I am would pay for it.You could download a tethering app from the Play store and install it on your phone. That's what I did and it doesn't impede outgoing or incoming calls when it's running. You simply run the app and your tablet will see it as a wifi network, connect to it and you're good to go. No need to pay for a tethering plan either.