Review on Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite SM-T225 (2021) 3GB/32GB Wi-Fi Cellular Tablet Silver by Wiktor Wiktor ᠌

My previous tablet, a Huawei m5 lite 8 inch (3/32) model that I used daily for two years before its screen cracked and forced me to upgrade, pales in comparison. Pros: 1. Brand. Even though I can prove her wrong, my wife insists that I got "pathos, Samsung." The sum of these is a positive. Huawei is "simply a fantastic brand," they say. Dimensional sizing: 2. Like Huawei, it's ideal and compact enough to fit in the pocket of your favorite pair of jeans. Similarly, it's light in weight. These are two major benefits. Third, Samsung has much stronger cases than Huawei has. 4 Android version 11, as opposed to Huawei's version 9, which is, of course, inferior. Fifth, unlike Huawei, it has a sensor that can automatically adjust the screen's brightness. Before trying it, I wasn't paying much attention; however, the fact that the brightness may be changed immediately won me over. Six, a voice is being heard (Huawei only has a speakerphone). The tablet doubles as a communication device. In my opinion, this is a major benefit. Here, the tablet is mounted on a stand, acting as a loudspeaker; you leave the car but keep the call going by switching to a smaller speaker. And Huawei will be heard from block to block. Seven, you don't need to hit the power button again if you poke the screen a few times. Huawei lacks this capability. Negatives are listed below: One major drawback is the absence of an inexpensive light sensor for missed calls and messages (like Huawei's). Second, the screen is less vibrant and sensitive than that of Huawei; although a little touch on the latter was sufficient, a heavier touch is required here. Third, it takes more time than on Huawei for pages like Amazon's to load completely (7 seconds).