Can I use it data? Or just Wi-Fi? null

Hello Anwar, the Galaxy Tab A (2019) - 10.1" - 32GB - Silver (Wi-Fi) connects using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Please view this link https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/tablets/galaxy-tab-a/galaxy-tab-a-10-1-2019-32gb-silver-wi-fi-sm-t510nzsaxar/?redir=SM-T510NZSAXAR for the product specifications. We appreciate your interest in products of the Samsung brand. ^Elizabeth

Available in non-USA version (mine was intended for the near-east market) with GSM 4G/LTE mobile phone & data capability. Mine was supplied with a UK-type charger, and the stupid vendor (Integron Tech) supplied a cheaply made plug adapter that didn't fit (...). Cost was significantly higher ($100 more) but worth it to have alternative route to the 'net, &c., IMO. Claim is Samsung will not honor warranty; I suspect that could lead to interesting litigation. NB: A number of Chinese minor brand vendors offer respectable lower-cost tablet's with both WiFi and GSM 4G/LTE capability -- commonly with 2 lines. Substantially cheaper, and at the ~$150 price point worth considering. But the Tab A is nicer.

Wifi only providing it has the feature. Samsung left several important ones from this tablet. Very poor design.

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Hello Anwar, the Galaxy Tab A (2019) - 10.1" - 32GB - Silver (Wi-Fi) connects using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Please view this link https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/tablets/galaxy-tab-a/galaxy-tab-a-10-1-2019-32gb-silver-wi-fi-sm-t510nzsaxar/?redir=SM-T510NZSAXAR for the product specifications. We appreciate your interest in products of the Samsung brand. ^Elizabeth
Answered by Samsung 6 years ago
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Available in non-USA version (mine was intended for the near-east market) with GSM 4G/LTE mobile phone & data capability. Mine was supplied with a UK-type charger, and the stupid vendor (Integron Tech) supplied a cheaply made plug adapter that didn't fit (...). Cost was significantly higher ($100 more) but worth it to have alternative route to the 'net, &c., IMO. Claim is Samsung will not honor warranty; I suspect that could lead to interesting litigation. NB: A number of Chinese minor brand vendors offer respectable lower-cost tablet's with both WiFi and GSM 4G/LTE capability -- commonly with 2 lines. Substantially cheaper, and at the ~$150 price point worth considering. But the Tab A is nicer.
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Wifi only providing it has the feature. Samsung left several important ones from this tablet. Very poor design.
Answered by NoSamsung 6 years ago
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