Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love Samsung products I own multiple and I love how easy it is to use this tablet.

I like the tablet i bought for my kids good battery life

I prefer the Samsung TabA to this Samsung TabA7. The screen always time out whenever my baby is watching his rhymes. But good picture quality and volume

Nice the tablet and very cheap price like it i buy 3 of this already hehehhe

I purchased it for my mom & she’s loving it . Android devices are Amazing as always & I’m very satisfied with the purchase .

From the store that is excellent and their customer service is amazing to t he actual product that is awesome!

I bought this tablet as a gift and she was happy with this gift and I felt good knowing that she liked it

I had an issue with my tablet when i got it, but after calling the customer care service, i was glad the lady fixed the issue. Thanks

It's amazing my kid so much to using it.and as per price it's too much worth.

Absolutely love this thing. I had a 8" from 2019. Saw this badboy on sale and figured id give it a shot. Its super fast at loading apps. I installed a CBZ/cbr reader for my manga instead of kindle. I like that that app can read comics/mangas from memory card instead of bogging system down. Pictures look amazing Next, tested movies & anime. Again, both look stunning. I used Kodi to test them out. Frame rate was great, no lagging at all. Thing things got what looks like 4 speakers, sound is AMAZING on it. Had to tweak kodi a little for it, change it from 2.0 to 4.0 but yea, not disappoited at all I havent tested streaming from youtube or anything yet. mostly got to watch anime on the go and read manga's. Had it for 2 days now, havnt had to charge it up yet so id say battery is great the 8" is 100, i would deff recommand the extra 50 and go wiht this tablet

Tablet has nice bright screen, long lasting battery, and a much better processor than the 2019 version. Nice and thin and very easy to set up and use. It's excellent at streaming movies etc. The 4 speakers and dolby has really great sound and is a lot louder than some other tablets I've used. WiFi works great and have already received two software updates that you don't see in a lot of them. I am very satisfied with it and have not had any problems at all. Would definitely recommend to anyone as it's great for the money spent.

I was hesitant to purchase a tablet in 2020 with only 3GB of RAM. My last tablet had 4GB, but only a Quad-core processor (Samsung tab S2), and it was horribly sluggish. I purchased this because the price was great and with this battery + full HD only resolution it was bound to get decent battery life and I mostly want it for media consumption. I'm pleased to report that with the 3GB of RAM it runs everything smoothly with no stuttering or lag. I don't use it for games, so I can't speak to that, but for movies/youtube/music it functions smoothly, even with several tabs open and multiple processes running. It has quad speakers that are clear and quite loud, the battery life thus far is very impressive (1h 27m screen on has used 19% with lots of downloading and app setup) and the screen is very clear with absolutely no pixelation of any sort. Brightness is sufficient at all levels and will boost high enough to read should you have it on auto and get it in the sunlight. I would say that it's punching above it's weight and is easily comparable with the standard-issue iPad in everyday usage.

laptop fried under 2 years due to Operating System issue

This is a very basic tablet for very basic uses - email, web browsing etc. It also handles watching Netflix pretty well although sometimes you get picture distortion off and on. Just don't use it for things like messaging or video calls/conferencing. Pros: Great sound Decent Picture quality Super Battery Life (It's still new so.....) Well Constructed - feels very solid but is lightweight which is nice. Cons: Painfully slow to boot Slow loading apps Cameras are not very good - like most tablets 32 GB is very limited - Even with an SD Card - I had to get rid of some pre-installed apps and I'm still at almost 50% of storage used. Bloatware Takes forever to charge with the included adapter. For the price it does a good enough job. The processor, Ram and rom make this run slower than I would have liked.

We bought this tablet for my 3yrs old son for Christmas as an upgrade for his 8”inch Samsung tablet. We have no regrets purchasing this tablet. My son like the big screen, it’s fast and really easy to use for him especially he likes to use the YouTube app and Netflix. And Yes, I watch Netflix on this tablet too besides my son and I am very impressed of the sound quality and picture!! Very well worth the money!!! First, we bought the 8”HD Amazon fire, and we end up returning it because it is so slow and too much for him. And the 8”Samsung tablet that he had, screen was cracked and have to keep it plug in. The battery was going bad. That’s why we decided to buy this tablet and we are very pleased and happy with it!! Especially my son!! He takes it anywhere in the house or in the car!!

Great quality and value for the price. However storage is only 32GB and RAM 3GB. Screen is good size at10.4 inches. Display is LCD 1080p. Processing is good for music and movies.

This is my first tablet, adding to my Dell laptop and desktop as my only tech stuff up to now beyond the obligatory cell phone. The size of the tablet is large enough to see, while the top sceen icons are teeny-tiny, like "you must be kidding" size. It is taking us some time to learn the ropes here as there is no "owner's manual" of any kind provided - (yeah, I think there is one somewhere on the tablet somewhere but that's like needing pair of scissors to open the plastic package to get to your new scissors). Maybe some might find this somewhat intuitive but we certainly haven't so far. Battery power seems to be as advertised about 10 hours or so usage on one charge. The screen is far less sensitive than expected, though, and the device was filled with bloatwear like any new PC, mostly trash that older folks don't need. It did not come with an onboard chip, so we added a 64GB one just in case for $20. We want to get Kindle running and the GPS, too, but these secrets have not been "revealed" to us so far after a couple of days of head scratching. Lest we may be taken as luddites, we have been using PCs since the Windows 95 era and on up, so while the technology is new its just not intuitive at all for us to get up and running. An attempt at getting help from Samsung.com was not successful, and although we have used the Geek Squad successfully a couple of time in the past, the savings from Black Friday were amazing unless we give it all back just getting it to work, something we are not excited about doing. This was purchased due to the many, many five star reviews and it hopefully will turn out to be what we expect - time will tell. Maybe my 40 year old daughter knows something about this type of device, but I think she uses Apple tech, probably way different from this Samsung. Once we figure it out I get the honest impression we will regret not having a pair of them.

Obviously not a top tier device, but its good for the price. Its excellent if you get it on sale. The chassis is a smooth, cool to the touch, rounded aluminum. The screen is large and full HD. Its also acceptably bright and most viewing angles are good. The speakers are plenty loud. I appreciate the quad speaker setup, which prevents my hands from muffleing the sound. The bezels are a bit large(better than most iPads) but practical in keeping your fingers out of the way while viewing content. I do wish it had four gigs of ram as opposed to the three it has. So you will notice you will wait an extra second for some apps to launch. But given its not using top of the line components, it operates surprisingly smooth. It really shines in media consumption and casual gaming. I imagine it may occasionally stutter on graphically demanding games, but I haven't discovered that yet. The cameras are there and are not particularly impressive, but will do in a pinch. This tablet does offer facial recognition as an unlocking tool, which happens to be very: fast, accurate, and consistent. Samsung offers a book cover style case that seems to be quite premium. In a nut shell, its a well rounded tablet with solid features and a large good looking display. It gets a thumbs up from me.

Upgraded from a 2017 Lenovo Thinkpad, and this in spite of it being newer is leaps and bounds better. Samsung just knows how to make a quility product. I was unhappy with not being able to buy the larger memory version, but at least you can still use a microSD card. Dosent allow you to play downloaded games from the SD card, but I wont have pictures and audio taking up all the space. Call pf Duty Mobile and Fortnite are snappy to play and all the games ive tried are. Apps open quickly, and can have a million tabs open and there is no sign of slowing down. Plus the ability to connect with my other Samsung devices makes this a welcome addition. Screen is beautiful, and colorful. Disney + HD movies look amazing!! Camera leaves a lil to be desired, BUT. If I wanna take a photo I just use my Galazy S 21 Ultra. I would absolutely recommend this tablet if youre looking to upgrade to a mid tier tablet. It will serve you well.

So I've had a Galaxy Tab III since... 2014-ish. I picked it up specifically because I'd owned a Nook tablet and that thing was horrible for magazines. The Tab III was a 10" model, and it worked perfectly for that format. However, six years is a long time for hardware. It was five versions behind on Android, the battery was starting to not last as long - it had served well (and still will be used for light use.) So I shopped around and decided to pick this up. I *almost* went to an Amazon 10" Fire, but I've got a 7" that's not that old and, while it's great for books, I didn't want to deal with the Amazon interface. When I got this, at first I thought I'd been handed a 7" by mistake, given the box dimensions. But, no, this was a 10". The aspect ratio, though, has changed. The old one was closer to 4:3 (1280x800.) This one runs at 2000x1200, or 5:3. Which doesn't *sound* like a huge difference - and the pictures on the website don't look horribly off - but in viewing? It's great for video. It's absolutely stellar for that. Fits perfectly. Magazines or anything "paper ratio" though? They don't fit. Either they're scrunched into part of the screen, or you're zooming in and have to scroll side to side to see the last third (or so) of the page to the side. My options here are to keep it, find another tablet (though this seems to be a popular, practically standard Android resolution at 10",) or go to the Apple 10.1" Ipad - which has the 4:3 ratio that fits what I'm looking for. Will I keep it? Probably. It's quick, it *is* great for video, it's ad free with a standard Samsung/Android interface that I'm used to. It'll run things the old system won't. I *might* look for an older ipad - I don't feel like paying the Apple tax for a new one, or converting over to the Apple ecosystem to deal with it.