Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was looking for a budget tablet, i was not expecting much since ill be using it as a media consumption like YouTube, Netflix,disney plus etc. i was suprised how better it was.. as long as you dont mind the 1080p display its good enough. My top features/specs are samsung DeX, 8gb ram, quad speaker, SD card slot and headphone jack.

I bought the Galaxy Tab A9+ to replace an older Tab 9 running Android 9 that kept locking up. This larger screen is very nice to watch YouTube and other videos. I didn't need hi-resolution, so it is perfect for casual use. I am able to use the wall plug from the older model to charge it which saved me money.

Cheap and has ok specs. Doesn't run slow and boots quickly after restarting. Battery lasts me the whole day if I keep the brightness low. It's graphics are alright. If you want a cheap tablet that isn't a monster able to rival a high end pc this is the one. It isn't compatible with the S-Pen but I don't do anything on it that I would use an S-Pen for anyways

I got this tablet in an A8+ when it came out and it has worked great. So when I decided to get something that was a bit larger I went with the same product. I am very pleased with this tablet and hope it will last as long with no problems as the A8+, which has never had an issue.

Its early in the process, but several points are... 1. The cable provided is only a charging cable (not that it was identified as such) so loading this unit with content was difficult. 2. The SD card slot does not read NTSF format, leaving one to wonder if the slot was malfunctioning. Formatting the SD to ex-Fat worked. Again no documentation for this detail. 3. Set-up through code scanning also did not work forcing this to be manually done. MOVE from the Samsung S2 to this new unit was not possible.... 4. Charging block also not included (which is said to be more common, but fast charging has yet to been experienced. Finally the initial tasks are complete and use of the new unit can be started. A recommendation to buy would only be for an experienced user.

I've had it for about a month now. I'm currently writing this review with the tablet. Pros -screen: looks great. Very solid for it's size, good color, accurate touch controls. - speakers: around the entire body are several speakers. The bass that can be had out of the speakers is impressive. -headphone jack: I've only used them with my akg 371 headphones. Was able to drive them just fine, I would stick to 60 ohms and lower though Battery: battery life has been pretty great. I'd say I get comfortably 8-10 hours of video play back. I did notice I was only getting about 5 hours while video editing with luma fusion but on a tablet. Pretty impressive. The cons (ish) -software: I've been using this in an attempt to see if I can replace some laptop duties with a tablet. The biggest hurdle is working with Samsung software. When I had the tablet initially the software was smooth but after a small (involuntary) update the speed of opening apps, timeliness scrubbing, and multi tasking slowed significantly. It seems to have gotten better after the most recent patch but I wouldn't call it amazing. Camera: I don't quite understand the point of including both a front and rear facing camera of such a low quality. I personally feel no rear camera in exchange for an actually usable front camera would be more useful. Keyboard case: Samsung marketed this with a first party keyboard cover case, making use of the pogo pins opposite the front facing camera. As far as I can tell it's not coming out. Supposedly it's being shipped with a9+'s if you order directly from Samsung but I've gotten conflicting reports. I would highly recommend you get the 8gb ram model. I can't speak to the 4gb model but so far I'm impressed for a sub 300 tablet.

Easy to understand and use. Yes, I had an old Samsung tablet so the transition was probably easier. Info/app transfer was easy. I like how the tablet and my cell phone can work together via Bluetooth.

I travel often, and this tablet has become my favorite in-flight companion. It’s lightweight and easy to slip into my carry-on, yet powerful enough to keep me entertained for hours in the air. The battery life is generous — I can get through a full flight without worrying about recharging. And the performance? Surprisingly snappy. Apps open quickly, multitasking is seamless, and even light gaming feels fluid

It is amazing, for what I truly need it is an overkill, but just to have a bigger screen and being able to multitask and the quality.. yeah worth every penny

Purchased 2 for the children as we had fire tablets for them before. These tablets provide an easier interface to monitor kids tablet time and apps. Highly recommend. The size of screen is also a plus. Samsung tablets are great. I can also use there tablets when need as they added a pass code to access the traditional interface and apps.

Great tablet. Perfect for my crazy life. I'm a travel nurse and it helps with long plane rides. Perfect for streaming and keeping up with my schedule.

I’ve been using the Lenovo Tab M11 for a while now and I’m really impressed. The screen is bright and clear, perfect for streaming and browsing. The battery lasts a long time, and it charges quickly which is very convenient. Performance is smooth for everyday tasks like watching videos, reading, or light gaming. The design is slim and feels comfortable to hold. My only small downside is that it’s not the fastest for heavier apps, but for the price it’s an excellent value.

Punches way above its weight in 8g ram model. Screen is really great for a TFT. Its not a S9 but side ny side with my s9, you would be shocked.

Bought it as a gift for my mother in law and she loved it. its a little bigger than her old one but better for her eye sight.

I bought this tablet as a replacement for the one I bought my husband upon his retirement nearly 6 years ago. He loves to play Solitaire and Sudoku but the old apps couldn't be updated on the older tablet. He really likes this new one.

it works great! perfect gift for my sister to use while in the recovery in the hospital to communicate and pay her bills.

When I first unboxed the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ 11" 128GB in Graphite, I knew I was in for something special. The sleek graphite finish immediately caught my eye, and the 11-inch display was a game-changer for my daily tasks. I remember the first time I used it; I was on a cross-country flight and decided to catch up on some work. The vibrant display made reading reports and editing presentations a breeze, and the battery lasted through the entire flight without needing a recharge. What really sets this tablet apart is how it seamlessly fits into my life. With its powerful processor and 128GB of storage, I’ve been able to keep all my essential apps and files at my fingertips. I even started using the Book Cover Keyboard for quick note-taking during meetings, and it has transformed the tablet into a portable office. The S Pen has become my go-to tool for sketching ideas and annotating documents, adding a new layer of creativity and efficiency to my work. I’ve tried other tablets before, but the Galaxy Tab A9+ stands out with its combination of performance, design, and battery life. It’s not just a device; it’s become a central part of my productivity and leisure. If you’re looking for a tablet that offers exceptional value and a premium experience without the premium price tag, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ is a top choice.

Product is great, was easy to set up and worked perfectly right out of the box. No crazy setup stages and no complicated extra steps.

Pros: Inexpensive, sound is very good for a tablet in this price range, screen is pretty good for the price point. Battery isn't as good as they claim unless you are a fan of not being able to see your screen from dropping the brightness, but I've never drained it and I have it on in the background a lot, you won't have to worry about the battery. The build is good but you won't notice because you are going to put this in a case immediately right? But it's a shame because it's good quality. I have no problems with it lagging whatsoever, it's snappy and works well. I specifically got this over other tablets that where in the same price range because it has 8GB of system RAM which is why it doesn't lag and is "Snappy". Cons: Form factor is a bit big/clunky and awkward to type on but it's a tablet not a phone you shouldn't be tip tapping away on this thing consistently, just enough to find your shows or whatnot. I don't play games on a tablet but if you do more than casual gaming I doubt this tablet would keep up. Slow charging time, but I charge mine overnight and the battery lasts all day sooo this seems a bit petty. Bottom line: Decent/Good 11" screen with 8GB system memory and long battery life for about $220 on sale (all the time). Worth it for you, worth it for a kid, worth it for your kitchen counter to watch TV while you cook dinner.

As someone who purchased two models, the 64gb as well as the 128gb version, these are simply the most impressive tablets I've had by far. They can contain as many apps, photos, and videos as you want, without ever coming close to maximum storage. The display is crystal clear and the screen is smooth to the touch - similar to the back of the device. However, as all things, does not go without its minor issues. The high grade materials used to create this tablet are extremely fragile, meaning, if you drop it once without having bought the protective case, it will break. The screen, once broken, will not be splintery, and will not cause damage to the skin if proper caution is exercised, which is a plus, but it is still extremely easy to break.