Samsung’s new Tab S5e is super thin, supports Bixby, and costs just $399

Samsung's tablets have a lot going for them as enlarged Android devices, but the ones really worth considering are quite expensive. Samsung announced the new Galaxy Tab S5e today, a midrange tablet that the company is hoping will capture people's attention with select premium features and a more-accessible $399 price tag.

The high-end nature of the Tab S5e comes in its design. The all-metal unibody is the thinnest and lightest of any Samsung tablet, weighing about 14 ounces and measuring 5.5mm thick. Samsung didn't skimp too much on the display either, sticking a 10.5-inch, 2560 × 1600 AMOLED panel with a 16:10 aspect ratio on the tablet. It's also the first Samsung tablet with Bixby built in, allowing users to call upon the voice assistant to answer questions, control connected SmartThings devices, and more.

Samsung highlights the multitasking capabilities of the tablet, including a new continuity feature and Dex support. The former lets users make and receive calls and texts from the tablet (it will be available in Wi-Fi and LTE versions) while the latter is Samsung's experimental desktop version of Android. Users can connect a keyboard, mouse, an even an external monitor to the tablet and use Dex to expand Android into a desktop-like software that makes it easier to do many things at once.

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