Samsung Lightweight Android Long Lasting Battery Review

I was able to purchase a seat for my son in the first class at a price that was both reasonable and convenient. After installing the family connection program, I am able to monitor and restrict my child's use of the tablet, as well as the applications that he or she uses. Cons: After about six months of regular use, the batteries did not continue to function as well as they had in the past.

Several advantages, including being an excellent tablet for the price, having a long battery life, having a good screen, and having good sound. Having these drawbacks: Protective glass costs 1500 plus 1500 for installation of such glass (non-original glass costs 900), and there is also a problem with covers. Samsung sells original products for it at outrageous prices, such as these.

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. With its pros: Ease. Easy to hold with one hand. The battery lasts for a full day of heavy use. Got cons: Screen resolution leaves much to be desired. The processor is somewhat slow.

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. Some pros: Ease. Easy to hold with one hand. The battery lasts for a full day of heavy use. Different cons: Screen resolution leaves much to be desired. The processor is somewhat slow.

Providing sincere feedback.Some pros: Low price in the market, there is everything you need Has cons: I knew what I was buying so they are not available

Has pros: Affordable price, compactness, enough power to watch movies and instant messengers For minimal needs, the perfect gadget. For work, games, you should choose a more serious unit) Different cons: Responds slowly to clicking on links, typing text, and the sensor is not very sensitive

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.

Got pros: In general, an excellent device, pleasant in everything except speed Different cons: Weak and slow in places, you have to be patient, but it is convenient on the road, fits in your pocket

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.

This model cannot use a memory card AT ALL because the operating system has changed. I spoke to Samsung this morning. and they admit it, but all their materials AND Revane's description continue to encourage the use of "up to 512mg" of external memory. Absolutely nothing can be transferred to an external card. Only the internal memory can be used. Why sell a product with a memory slot if it doesn't work? When asked, they said that they would not switch the operating system to the previous one…

We loved it until we ran out of storage and realized we couldn't move apps to the SD card. Useless. My son had 32 GB of apps (mainly educational apps with reading and math games) in the first week. Well, now we can't have any more apps. Such a step backwards in technology. The kids mode is awesome, the tablet works well but I get so tired when the technology declines and Samsung and companies like that think they need to hide features and not let us customize anything. I tried allowing it in…

I see dozens of complaints that they are unbearably slow. I must have a good tablet. This tablet is fast! Banned or disabled any backlinks, client improvements, error reports, or other reports, and then went through and removed, disabled, or removed any malware and a drive or cloud app or tab control. The biggest problem I've ever found is giving full access to Google, Gmail, and Microsoft. All of them automatically record your keystrokes, voice, location, web searches and browsing info…

Got the 8 inch T290. If you understand what you get for your money, this tablet deserves five stars. No, there is no maximum processor speed or screen resolution. This is a budget tablet at a really good price (especially if you can snag it on sale) and you get a lot of bang for your buck. The display has a resolution of 1200 x 800 pixels, which is HD but not Ultra HD. What is most important for the legibility of on-screen text is the pixel density. The 8-inch, 1200 x 800 resolution display has

We took two on a treasure wagon for our kids to replace old Samsung 7 inch tablets. I wasn't expecting more than the Tab A to be honest, but I really like it! They automatically come with 32g of storage, which is great for downloading many games and apps that take up storage space. Add an SD card and you'll be golden for a while. In particular, it was a messaging app that allows us to video chat with the whole family of 4. - Tablets have no delay even with 4 videos at the same time and show a…

I'm still looking into the product I just received. My first impression: I would have stated in the product description that it uses Micro-USB. I wouldn't have bought it if I had known that. I'm surprised a new Samsung product in 2019 still uses micro USB. The kit included an adapter (USB-C to Micro-USB), but it's still impractical.

This didn't live up to my expectations. Coming from a 3 year old Lenovo Tab 4 8.0 and it's no better than minus newer Android. They brought back the ambient light sensor for auto-brightness, but by default it's always set to minimum brightness when you turn it on. Comes with Android 9.0 out of the box. It has a micro USB while everything is USB C. It plays all my games perfectly and also plays Netflix and Plex. It also has 32GB of internal storage and a micro SD slot. The screen is good, the…

I also bought in the pantry, my kids have the same version from 2017. It's ok but I wish it said Micro USB in the description. Should really be Type C in mid-2019 and have wireless charging. Other than that, it's great for shopping for Revain, watching Netflix, and playing a few games. I have a Galaxy S10+ - it's slower than my phone, but it's been a good companion for the past few days and the screen resolution is good. Adaptive brightness had to be turned off and generally doesn't work well…

I have a 2017 Tab A that I have been using for a number of years. The battery holds a little less charge these days, and I think the screen is a bit dimmed, so I decided to check out the 2019 model to see if it's worth the $139 upgrade price. In 2019, the processor is slightly faster and has more storage space (32 GB vs. 16 GB). Same screen resolution. Same RAM (really wish they had upgraded it to 3GB). Same speakers as far as I can tell. Same bluetooth version. Both run Android 9.0. Not a huge

Took two on a treasure truck for our kids to replace old Samsung 7 inch tablets. I wasn't expecting much from Tab A to be honest, but I really like these! 32 GB of storage, which is very convenient when you download a lot of games and applications that take up a lot of space. Add an SD card and you'll be golden for a while. In particular, it's a messaging application that allows us to video chat with the whole family of 4. The tablets have no lag even with 4 videos at the same time and show a…

Got an 8" T290. If you understand what you get for your money, this tablet deserves five stars. No, there is no maximum processor speed or screen resolution. This is a budget tablet at a really good price (especially if you snag it on sale) and you get a lot for your money. The display has a resolution of 1200 x 800 pixels, which is HD, but not Ultra HD. What matters most for the legibility of on-screen text is the pixel density. The 8 -" 1200 x 800 display has a pixel density of 180 pixels per