📱 Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0" 16GB - Smoky Titanium, SM-T350NZAAXAR Review

a useful tablet for working on documents as well as browsing the web and consuming material. The screen is really excellent, but it's HD, and you can listen to music and watch movies without having to strain your ears. 2 GB of Memory is insufficient for a tablet in 2022. The tablet's enormous battery will allow you to use it for extended periods of time, but its lengthy charging time is compensated by its extensive use. The tablet's cameras are mediocre, but perhaps I'm just spoiled by the one…

I got it cheap. If it were not for the screen resolution and some dullness of the processor (compared to a smartphone), I would be satisfied.

Other reviews of this tablet are actually pretty accurate but you have to put them in perspective. Here is my take on this tablet. 1) No, the screen isn't as bright as the Surface RT. I had the Surface RT and the screen was surprisingly bright. The Tab A 8.0's screen is just bright enough and I have no complaints. Disable auto-brightness. 2) No, it's not a blazing fast processor on paper, just a quad-core processor. However, he did everything I needed without any delay or hesitation. It's…

Great product. Works just as described. The screen size is just right, not too big and not too small. Pretty easy to hold and the dough lasts forever. Good screen brightness and a decent tablet for basic use. Not a top tablet, but it serves its purpose. The camera quality is pretty bad, but who really buys a tablet to take pictures? Overall a great tablet.

The worst tablet I have ever bought. This will prevent you from moving too many apps to the SD card which will make the SD card almost unusable. Accessing everything allowed on the SD card was very, very slow. I had other Androids and Apple tablets. It's not easy to use or intuitive in its setup and operation. Now I have a Kindle Fire. Definitely the best tablet in this price range.

I use this tablet for banking, email, social networking and simple gaming. It's great for all these activities. Processing is a little slow, so it's not suitable for spreadsheets, correspondence, or as a student's main computer. I use my Kindle to read books, but this tablet is light enough and clear enough to successfully use any e-book reader app.

As I said in the title, it gets a little annoyed when it doesn't respond to taps. Sometimes you have to press several times. It doesn't seem to matter if I use my finger or the stylus. The audio is mediocre at best, but I think that's a problem with many tablets. The headphones are okay, but still not outstanding. I was a bit spoiled by my old Kindle 8.9 HDX and its dual speakers. This isn't the tablet's fault, but once you're used to the Kindle's layout, you'll have a hard time adjusting to…