Review on Samsung Galaxy 10 4 Wi Fi SM T500NZDAXAR by Bob Schultz

1 star reserved for future updates. Reading and consuming multimedia, that's my experience. Overall, this is an excellent tablet in terms of its performance for reading and watching YouTube and movies. The screen size and display is great for watching videos, it's nothing fancy like the latest S series tablets but it gets the job done. In terms of reading from the 1080p display and screen size, it's a pleasure to read from. Letters look sharp compared to the 720p Fire 8 tablet and the screen size is a definite improvement. The tablet is relatively light, but it can be difficult to hold with one hand due to its size. The four speakers on this tablet are loud and clear, which I appreciate as it makes me feel more immersed in what I'm watching. 3GB of RAM is enough if you don't have too many apps open. (8 or more in my experience), even with lots of apps running in the background, the only noticeable difference is a slight slowdown when switching apps or opening a new app. The only real downside, which isn't a big deal, is the storage on the tablet itself (32/64 giga). If, like me, you've downloaded a lot of audiobooks, e-books, PDFs, and videos, I highly recommend spending a few bucks more for a high-capacity micro SD card. If you only stream videos, the local storage size is right for you. Overall, I highly recommend this tablet, ESPECIALLY for $180. If you're looking for something to just watch YouTube or Netflix and maybe play some candy, this is the tablet for you. If you are looking for a great budget upgrade from a Fire 7 or 8 tablet I cannot recommend it highly enough, this tablet is slimmer and more maneuverable compared to the Fire 7/8. If you're a student looking for something more productive (taking notes, excel, powerpoint, writing to pdfs) I wouldn't recommend this due to the lack of RAM and native pen support, you're better off using the s6 lite tab . /tab 6/ tab s5e----------------------------- ----- Comparison test: I recently bought a Samsung Tab A 10.1 3GB variant (2019) and I've had it for about 3 weeks. I only recently found out about this tablet and was curious about the differences, so I bought it because of its low price ($180) compared to the $200 I paid for the tab. A. The biggest difference that I immediately noticed are the speakers. MUCH clearer and louder sound thanks to the installation of four speakers. It leaves the muffled dual speakers on Tab A in the dust. I would say the A7 has excellent sound quality for the price. Compared to the Tab A, the A7 has a similar screen and slightly higher resolution, but the difference is negligible. One thing I noticed was that the A-Tab had a slight red cast compared to the A7, I couldn't tell for sure unless I had the screens side-by-side. The battery capacity of the A7 is also significantly larger compared to the A7. Tab A, it's a little flashy.