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 Alvin Chan ᠌

The tablet was bought for use in the car (navigator, music) and a little at home - read documents, watch YouTube, browse sites. The tablet copes with all this. It doesn’t slow down in applications (or it doesn’t catch your eye), but blunting is noticeable in launcher navigation: for example, the notification curtain can’t move smoothly (in 80% of cases), switching to the home screen from the application, or switching to the task manager (applications) can open in a second and a half from the moment of the corresponding gesture. It's not annoying, but noticeable. The choice of processor, of course, surprises. The manufacturer cannot but see an empty 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 instead of releasing a hit with a normal process, produces such a controversial model . However, the applications are not stupid. heavy Word files (200 pages, with pictures, tables) are rendered just fine, 600 page PDFs are also perfectly paged. I have version 3/32 (I was in a hurry, I did not wait for 4/64) - everything is enough for my tasks. About the screen - do not be afraid that the specification says TFT, these are not the TFT screens that we saw in monitors, everything is fine here with viewing angles and distortions. Think of it like IPS, only PLS (apparently). About resolution - pixels are not striking, reading the text is completely normal.