Review on Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 (2020) Wi-Fi Only Tablet - 10.4", 32GB, 3GB RAM, Android 10, One UI, Snapdragon 662, 7040mAh Battery - International Model SM-T500 (Dark Gray) by Ha Joon
The product is good, there are only a few minor flaws.
The tablet was chosen to be used for activities that are not used very frequently, such as light internet browsing, YouTube, i. Maps, booking, and other activities of a similar nature. The price-to-quality ratio (I took 3/32 without LTE, now approximately 15tr) is now ideal for a device that is classified as an option that is conditionally inexpensive. This is because it is now ideal for these activities (with several installed applications free 15GB out of 32). I didn't look at the iPad 2022 because the aspect ratio is not suitable for watching videos on it. I also didn't look at Lenovo because I'm not sure what's up with their software shell. I did look at the MatePad, but there were issues with afterimages on the screens and GoogleApps were too complicated for me. I didn't look at the iPad 2022 because the aspect ratio is not suitable for watching videos on it. I did look at the Air4 and the Pro11, but even there If the brightness, contrast, and screen resolution of a tablet are very important to you when choosing one, and you are able to personally tell the difference between the two (I won't even begin to discuss the disputes between ips and amoled), it is recommended that you look around the store first before deciding to make a purchase. If you can personally tell the difference between the two, then it is in your best interest to look around.
- + Snapdragon in the affordable class, still substantially faster compared to the A-series 10.1 from the previous year (which runs on the Samsung Exynos 7904; it is incredibly considerate in comparison), A7 is practically similar in speed to the Mi Note10 + In my experiences, three gigabytes of random access memory (RAM) is sufficient for many programs to run without experiencing lag; nevertheless, in most cases, less than one gigabyte of RAM is free plus one more. The user experience is really fluid (we are now using OneUI 2.5), which is most likely also attributed to the processor and the memory. The most suitable proportions for watching films, with very narrow black bars along all four sides, as well as at the top and bottom. A resolution of 2022 pixels by 1200 pixels is more than sufficient for a monitor with such a diagonal; in addition, everything is pretty smooth and pleasant to look at. 4 speakers sound decent in stereo, yes, you can say there is no bass (even the Huawei CM510 Dual sound better), but for a tablet it is very commendable. Additionally, the oleophobic coating is very commendable (well, maybe it hasn't worn off yet, but the microfiber effortlessly removes traces of use). The oleophobic coating is highly effective, and the four speakers produce a stereo sound that is passable but lacking in bass (even the Huawei CM510 Dual sound better).
- - The screen, which may come as a surprise. According to a number of independent sources, this is IPS; but, for some reason, it is very pale, lacks contrast, and becomes substantially whiter when viewed at an angle that is not perpendicular to it. However, the blue filter is the only option that can be activated on this device. The configuration options in Settings are at least comparable to the same version of the user interface that is seen on Samsung smartphones. Despite the fact that I have an IPS monitor, television, and laptop at both my home and my place of employment, I have never seen either the fog or the shroud effect. I tried to get used to it for a few weeks, but I just couldn't get used to it no matter how much I used it. In compared to the intelligent Xiaomi Mi Note10 (yes, I am aware that it is an AMOLED display), it is often frustrating for the following reasons: There is a tiny uneven illumination of the matrix around the perimeter, which is obvious when it is dark but is not discernible when it is light or when one is watching a movie. - The adapter for fast charging is not included; however, when using a 30W block from Xiaomi, fast charging is activated. - There is a slight uneven illumination of the matrix around the perimeter; this is noticeable when it is dark, when it is light, or when you are watching a video (I did not measure the time) To this day, a restricted selection of branded covers can be obtained for the equivalent of three Turkish lira; nevertheless, in my opinion, this does not constitute a cost-effective choice. I have ordered something from Ali; we will see what arrives in the month of December.
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