The Samsung Galaxy TabPro S is one of the slimmest and lightest 2-in-1s on the market. While this is great for portability, it can prove problematic for forgetful mobile workers who have a hard time keeping track of their things. (You know who you are.) Because you can barely feel the TabPro S in your bag, it’s easy to accidentally leave the device behind on public transport.

To protect against these user errors, Samsung has equipped the TabPro S with Samsung Flow; a mobile app for Galaxy smartphones that provides additional security features and other neat tricks. We put it to the test during our road trip.

This week, I’m visiting some of Australia’s most interesting tech companies in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane while simultaneously running the site using Samsung’s 2-in-1 laptop. Naturally, this means I'm also spending my nights holed up in various hotel rooms with not a whole lot to do. Time to check out those entertainment features, methinks!

During today’s interstate road trip challenge, I’ll be visiting the headquarters of Xero and Slack in Melbourne. (Look out for a Featured Workplace later in the week.) But first I need to get there. This is a perfect opportunity to test out the Samsung TabPro S’s productivity chops while in the air. Read on to find out how it fared.

As you read this, I'll be on a plane en route to Melbourne for the first leg of my Samsung TabPro S Interstate Roadtrip Challenge. For those who missed yesterday's explainer, I'm visiting some of Australia's most interesting tech companies in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane while simultaneously managing the day-to-day running of the site -- all on Samsung's 2-in-1 laptop. But first, here are my impressions of the included keyboard.