To WiFi or wait for LTE

[scott15851]

Hey can anyone give me their opinion on LTE or wifi versions on should I wait?
8 out of 9 times I would need it would be on wifi. I would like to be able to use it while on the road though.

 

[SpookDroid]

I'd rather pay less for the WiFi model (plus more readily available) and use my phone's hotspot. But that's just me. Whenever I've needed the tablet 'on the go' it's never for data-intensive tasks (for streaming I just download what I wanted beforehand).

 

[PhabPhan]

Ditto

I'd rather pay less for the WiFi model (plus more readily available) and use my phone's hotspot. But that's just me. Whenever I've needed the tablet 'on the go' it's never for data-intensive tasks (for streaming I just download what I wanted beforehand).

 

[lateck2]

I'd rather pay less for the WiFi model (plus more readily available) and use my phone's hotspot. But that's just me. Whenever I've needed the tablet 'on the go' it's never for data-intensive tasks (for streaming I just download what I wanted beforehand).

Double Ditto

 

[scott15851]

Picked up the WiFi tonight from Best Buy. Main reason I wanted it was for the calls and Continuty feature. Go figure my note 8 doesn't support it...

 

[Katrina White1]

Picked up the WiFi tonight from Best Buy. Main reason I wanted it was for the calls and Continuty feature. Go figure my note 8 doesn't support it...

Guess ya gotta get a N10

 

[scott15851]

I was surprised to see that the 10+ is just a hair taller and the s10 was smaller compared to the N8. Confused me on why the 2 different sizes.

 

[Katrina White1]

I was surprised to see that the 10+ is just a hair taller and the s10 was smaller compared to the N8. Confused me on why the 2 different sizes.

The N10 is for those who really need the spen but don't like the larger size. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the + (screen res, expandable storage, smaller battery, no ToF sensor), but has the extra functionality that comes with the Note series/Spen in a more manageable size.

 

[buzzy3970]

I always go LTE as the ease of use is so much better. I use my tablet a lot for media consumption and don't like having to turn on hotspot all the time when I'm doing task. I have service with T-Mobile and Verizon so it's nice that I can use either carrier Sim if I'm experiencing service issues while traveling.

 

[geraldem]

Guess ya gotta get a N10 ??????

Nope. I think it is carrier dependent. Att sucks as always.