Review on Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0-inch Touchscreen (1280x800) Wi-Fi Tablet Bundle - Snapdragon 429, 2GB RAM, 32GB Memory, Android 9.0 Pie by Agata Wydra ᠌

Multiple Benefits: The benefits include a low price (about $970.00 including shipping), quickness, ease of construction, and powerful audio when using Dolby Atmos. The tablet drums so loudly that you can hear them from another room, just like a pioneer at a congress's opening ceremony. Just about 30–40% of the capacity is really on display. Unless you're using Dolby Atmos, it doesn't appear too loud. Although this is my first electronic device with on-screen controls, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the on-screen buttons are not only convenient but also well-received by my children (instead of body buttons). The notification and settings drop-down menu was a nice touch. Delete all data. The tablet performs as expected; there are no hiccups or freezes. I appreciated that it took only two taps to activate the alarm (you need to knock confidently). I have a day-to-night routine set up in a dark theme. The tablet's auto-cleaning memory feature is a fantastic added bonus. The metal back panel is smooth and easy on the fingers. There is zero heating on the tablet. Estimated time spent working independently online is 13 hours. There are some drawbacks Powering up to 95% takes 4 hours. The provided cable is extremely short, so I switched to using a different one. YouTube's mobile app only supports vertical scan, thus horizontal comments won't show up (this was not the case with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8 "tablet). As the letters on the vertically scanned Samsung keyboard are too tall for my hands, I occasionally mistype. Hitting the "e" key produces the letter "".