Review on Samsung Lightweight Android Long Lasting Battery by Walt Smirnoff

I see dozens of complaints that they are unbearably slow. I must have a good tablet. This tablet is fast! Banned or disabled any backlinks, client improvements, error reports, or other reports, and then went through and removed, disabled, or removed any malware and a drive or cloud app or tab control. The biggest problem I've ever found is giving full access to Google, Gmail, and Microsoft. All of them automatically record your keystrokes, voice, location, web searches and browsing info non-stop, which will ABSOLUTELY slow you down to a crawl because it sends your entire life story to the cloud. Mostly pictures and Facebook/Twitter/IG etc. Once you get rid of those obsessive programs and apps, you'll have a noticeably faster tablet. You don't need the YouTube app if you can log in via browser, same goes for Facebook and Netflix. Log in via a browser and throw away apps and installed junk. I bought them for drones and sure enough, the moment I deleted and blocked them, the system update came. Now it's a fast 32GB LED-backlit Qualcomm quad-core processor running at 2.058GHz. with 5150 mAh lithium-ion battery. 1920 x 1280 Full HD recording 8 inches on the screen with Gorilla Glass 3. And more storage space with 512GB micro SD card. Samsung offers the best displays in a mid-range consumer device. And for $115 you get a brand new one! People are selling them on Craigslist and the Marketplace for £150. The 8.0 Tab A is a noticeable and noticeable improvement over the previous generation's dual-core 1.7-inch screens. The significantly brighter display and the significantly better graphics and color reproduction are immediately noticeable. from the side, the difference in speed between day and night. There is no legitimate reason to install a web provider app (Revain, Netflix, Facebook, etc.). The ONLY reason they want to install this app is to be as intrusive as possible. can access their websites and log in just as easily, have plenty of free storage space and a fast tablet. My only concern is that 2GB of RAM is a little underpowered for modern devices, even my phone has 6GB. But 4 GB of RAM would be ideal. It will also likely almost double the price of this tablet. For $115, multiple years of Android and Samsung support and updates is a GREAT DEAL. Buy the nameless ones cheaper and you will regret it.