Review on Samsung Galaxy 7 Inch Midnight SM T210 by Michal Wjcik ᠌

A small digression. Previously, I had an Android phone that was not the fastest (Galaxy mini 2), but I overcame my unwillingness to put up with freezes, brakes, and other "charms" when I became the owner of a smart phone that ran on Windows Phone 8. There was a need for an Android smartphone not too long ago because some developers were reluctant to produce apps for WP8, despite the fact that it is developing rapidly. This caused a gap in the market. The option to buy either a tablet or a smartphone was on the table. I purchased this tablet and this device for a low cost. Both of these items are devices. To this point, I am able to declare that I am pleased with the results. My previous feelings regarding Android have shifted. In spite of the fact that the hardware is not particularly powerful, nothing slows down, and once you turn it on, you are not required to wait for an agonizingly slow interface to load. The only games that have "problems" with flying are those that need an excessive amount of resources and some 3D games. Even in the "deaf village," where WP8 refuses to load PDA sites, the Internet is lightning fast, and 3G connections do not drop out. Even better, connections are fantastic. Because there is no front-facing camera, obviously it cannot be used for Skype, and the picture was not taken with Skype in mind. An superb office suite that is already installed, capable of opening practically any document successfully and without error. Given how shamelessly filled it was with games, the battery managed to endure for two days on a single charge, which is quite an accomplishment. The tablet has almost reached the level of intelligence of Windows after having a number of "very necessary" programs disabled. In general, if you already spend enough time playing games, using the internet, and working on office work, you should feel free to take this tablet because you will almost certainly not find anything that is superior to it.