Review on 8" Tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 8.0 SM-T365, stylus, Android 4.4, black by Micha wierczewski ᠌

First, it's dependable: I used it from ten degrees below zero to thirty-seven degrees above zero, in the snow, the rain, and after I dropped it (the tablet, not myself) on the floor. That is to say, it functions normally. Iron - for its price range and screen resolution, I must say, it is correctly selected; after three months, not a single reboot, dependency, etc. There's room for improvement with only 1.5 GB of RAM, but in practice it's sufficient (so long as you don't have more than 20 browser tabs open at once). LTE, NFC, Glonass, and Wi-Fi Direct support are all welcome additions. Even high-end tablets don't universally come with this package. For the most part, the tablet does not get too hot (which means it should last longer) and provides a fantastic 3 Autonomy, making it one of the finest buys on the market independent of price (well, save for the most "heavy" games). That's some footage, clocking in at 11 hours! In player mode, it can keep going strong for a week (and yes, the iPad is still at a disadvantage in terms of autonomy). Both the changeable battery and the included tools are distinct advantages. Including a case and pen is a thoughtful touch. But it also doubles as a phone, which is a very neat feature!