Review on Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7-Inch Tablet (16 GB, Smoky Titanium) - Powerful Performance and Sleek Design at Your Fingertips by Stanislaw Malkinski ᠌

Choice I bought a tablet to replace the old ipad 2, which worked worse and worse with each ate of ios. Therefore, having eaten apples, I chose a tablet exclusively on android. Surprisingly, the choice of 10 "tablets is very small. At first, the choice fell on Lenovo tab 2, but I didn’t like the screen there - yes, the resolution is higher, but the low brightness and faded colors scared me away. Yes, and TouchWiz is more familiar to me, so I bought Samsung. After 3 months of use, the impressions are as follows: Performance. Everything works quickly, maybe not instantly like on top-end devices, but it works comfortably. Pages load a little slower than ipad mini 2. The large amount of RAM allows you to keep a large number of pages loaded. And when switching, there is no need to wait until they are loaded on a new one, this is convenient. System On my tablet is android 5.0.2, android 6 is already available at the moment. I have known touchwiz since the galaxy s2, so everything is familiar. However, I cannot but note that the interface with each new device is getting better and better. Fewer context menus, redundant or duplicate functions. Everything is simple and convenient. Unless the flipboard is superfluous. Sound The speakers are enough to watch a movie / series in a quiet place. The headphones have a small margin of volume. There is a sound optimization function, after which the sound really gets better. Assembly The case is certainly not metal, but it is assembled soundly. The buttons are pressed clearly, the touch buttons do not have backlighting, but this does not bother. By the way, the tablet has vibration, the physical response when typing is very cool. Outcome. In general, while I have extremely positive impressions of the tablet. There are a couple of points that I wrote about above, but given the cost of the device, you can easily turn a blind eye to them.