Review on Global Unlocked Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10.4" Tablet with WiFi + Cellular and 4G LTE, 32GB Storage, 3GB RAM, Compatible with T-Mobile, AT&T, and Metro - Includes 64GB MicroSD Card - International Model SM-T505 by Haraki Itsuki ᠌
Absolutely useless, bad purchase, sorry to anyone who bought it.
The Samsung brand is bad and has been distorted, therefore I would not advocate buying anything with that label. After one month, the tablet started restarting on its own, and after another month, it was entirely autonomous. It started to beat with current when charging, the screen began to ghost. A poor item that is not even close to being worth $21,000. Let me make some money out of this embarrassing gadget.
- 2) High-quality audio and visuals
- For 21.000? Low Random Access Memory (Other manufacturers have 4-6GB) 2) A sluggish operating system that prevents you from upgrading the hardware. Lack of a "Performance" setting 2.2) The poor gaming performance, especially in 3D games, is not the result of the device straining under the weight of the game. 3) Awful display; the TFT is dim and low-quality (competitors IPS matrix) 4) Very low standard. After a month, the tablet started powering off unexpectedly; even after a factory reset, the issue persisted.
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