Review on Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite 2021 (32GB, 3GB RAM) - WiFi + Cellular - International Model SM-T225 (Fast Car Charger Bundle, Gray): Review, Price, and Specifications by Ada Fedorowicz ᠌

The tablet was purchased mostly for use while driving (navigation, music), but it will also be used somewhat at home to read documents, view videos on YouTube, and browse the internet. The tablet is able to handle everything. It does not slow down in applications (or it does not catch your eye), but the blunting is noticeable in launcher navigation. For instance, the notification curtain cannot move smoothly (in 80% of cases), switching to the home screen from the application, or switching to the task manager (applications) can open in one and a half seconds from the moment of the corresponding gesture. That is not bothersome, but it is noticeable. The selection of the CPU comes as a surprise, of course. The manufacturer cannot help but recognize an unfilled market niche (who would not say that, they say, phones are now almost 7 inches, why make an 8-inch tablet - no, there are no such large phones, but small tablets are needed), but rather than releasing a hit using a normal process, the manufacturer produces such a controversial model. Yet, the programs do not make any obvious mistakes. The rendering of huge Word files (200 pages, including photos, and tables) works exactly great, and PDFs containing 600 pages likewise page perfectly. I am using version 3/32, and everything is sufficient for the tasks that I need to complete. Since I was in a hurry, I did not wait for version 4/64. Concerning the display, you need not be concerned about the presence of the letters TFT in the specification; these are not the same TFT displays that are found in monitors; viewing angles and distortions are not an issue here. Imagine it as IPS, except with PLS instead of IPS (apparently). Concerning the resolution, the pixels are not distracting, and it is entirely normal to read the text.