Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome tablet to download small games on and to check emails or even watch a movie.

I bought this tablet for my friend, it is easy to use it and it is worth the price

Great product for great price. One of the great product from Samsung

After using it a little I like it but I think I should have stepped down to a 7 inch and maybe went up to a 32 gig. It took me a little while to figure out of I was moving my apps to the ext. Memory even still the bulk of your apps are still stored internally and with all the preloaded apps 16 gigs isn't very much room I had to pick and choose from the apps that I am a custom to using.

I needed to upgrade from an older Samsung Tab 2.0 7" and selected the Galaxy Tab A, 8 inch. Its WAY faster version of Android than my old one. Love being able to use swiping to spell words. Seems like a little less bloat ware on it too. I'm pleased with the graphics and functionality of the Tab A for the price.

I wanted something smaller than a laptop to use while traveling. This works great.

Bought this as a holiday gift for kids and they love it. Very easy to use.

Bought this tablet for my DJI Drone as i got tired of looking through my smaller phone screen. Can't wait to finally use it for that reason besides the basic internet surfing once weather gets better for flying. All in all I have been very satisfied with Samsung products. If i have any issues i will update my review.

Ive had some problems with the samsung tablets in the past. Two of the 3 I purchased had charging ports that went bad. Other then that they have worked exceptionally well. If you do decide to buy give yourself the piece of mind and purchase the best buy warranty for drops and spills. Be sure to keep it in a case. There warranty product is awesome. I had no problems at all getting new ones.

The product is a mid level type of tablet typically useful for youth or novice users.

The tab honestly feels really nice. I like the 3 by 4 design similar to the ipad mini, although the spec are somewhat different i havent noticed any difference between their performance outside the operating system although the camera is sun par, but who really uses a tablet for photos?

Easy to use. For basic use like watching videos or just surfing the web.

Had a more expensive one prior and it was stolen. Replaced with this one which we notice the picture quality is not as great.

Lots of options and convenient to travel with. Meets most demands syncs with phone

Great tablet for my boy. Not expensive but works well for the price . Easy to use

I use this for school and it works great for that purpose. We also recently went on vacation and it was great to do school work on the go but also not big and bulky like a laptop. Only downfall is it is slower than I would like

For just cruising the internet and playing a little candy soda it is a great device.

It's a good product at this rate. I recommed to others. Good picture quality.

I bought four of these tablets for my kids already because how great they are. I bought my son the LG gpad 8.0 because he lost is tab A in the mall. And he complained said he want is Tab A back because is LG freezes too much. And the memory space is great for the kids. I recommend the Tab A over the TAB E

First off I'll say it doesn't seem to be a bad little tablet though I did return it the day after I bought it. I bought it to replace my 3 year old Google Nexus 7. The screen is cracked and it's had a good life so I figured I'd upgrade to something newer. While some of the specs may be better (didn't really check) I can say the display was not good when compared to my Nexus. I didn't think about it as I guess I assumed what was good 3 years ago would be old news now and that most anything new, especially from a brand like Samsung would be better. I was wrong. Apparently my old Nexus 7 is a good tablet with a great display. I am sure everything else might be great with the Samsung but I just couldn't deal with the (when compared to my Nexus) grainy display. Main thing is just check the specs on the display before taking the leap. For some it may be fine but for me it was a big downgrade. I had gotten used to crisp bright images and this new tab just didn't do it for me. Looks like I'll be using my Nexus for a bit longer until something else shows up that is at least as good without spending $350+.