Customer Ratings & Reviews

Its very user friendly and i really love reading my Kindle books on it.

This is the second one we have purchased. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. The port charger on this is crap. This was protected and treated very well, never dropped, no liquid damage, no nothing and 1 mo after warranty expired it stopped charging, just like the one before it. Spent 1 hour on the phone with Samsung who agreed to look at it, paid $10 to get it to them because there was a discrepancies in what she told me UPS woud do and what UPS actually did (shipping label vs QR code). Once it got there, it's like the conversation never happened. The didn't ever look at it and sent it back....well played Samsung. I will never buy a product from you again.

Amazing, my son really likes it Amazing, my son likes it a lot

This tablet is amazing and runs smoothly. I can't wait to up the expandable storage.

Nice Tablet at a great price. Nice size screen and performs well. Very happy with it.

Perfect you look like a high-end one Very satisfied.

I love the tablet. I would recomend this tsblet to everyone

No full functioning port. Limited on downloading. Purchased for a trip to do work and for entertainment and couldn’t connect portable monitor for presentation. Also couldn’t load my hobby games after being told I could. Was a week to long to return tablet.

We recently got a 2025 Toyota Sienna, and I wanted to set up a solid entertainment system for our family road trips. After researching a bunch of tablets, I decided on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+, and I couldn’t be happier with the choice. We use it as a dedicated streaming hub to cast videos to the van’s built-in TV system for our kids during road trips. It handles this flawlessly. Whether we’re using YouTube, Disney+, Netflix, or downloaded content, casting is quick, reliable, and smooth—with zero lag or connection issues. The Wi-Fi connection is stable, even when tethered to our mobile hotspot, and the interface is super easy to navigate. It boots up fast, and switching between apps or streaming platforms is seamless. The tablet also holds a charge really well, and fast charging is a huge plus when we need a quick top-up before hitting the road. We also appreciate the slim, lightweight design, which makes it easy to toss in the glove box or center console when we’re not using it. If you're looking for a tablet to serve as the brain of your in-car entertainment system, this is it. It’s reliable, responsive, and has made keeping our kids entertained during drives effortless. Highly recommended for any family with a van or SUV setup! Overall, the A9+ has made a huge difference in our family trips—no more “are we there yet?” from the back seats. It’s an awesome, affordable addition to our van setup, and I’d 100% recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their in-car entertainment!

You would be very hard pressed to find a good mid range tablet at this price. Without question you would be paying over $300+ for what you can get here for $269.00 The only two items that come along with the tablet are: *USB C to USB C cable for charging (no power adapter included) *Sim Card Eject Tool to open the Micro SD Card Tray Conclusion: If you would like an enjoyable tablet experience without paying the $450+ price tag like you would with an ipad I recommend this tablet. Truly it is one of the most affordable tablets Samsung has put out in awhile. Main Takeaways on Samsung - Galaxy Tab A9+ 11" 128GB *11 inch display *1920 X 1200 (WUXGA) *8GB of RAM *128 GB Storage *Micro SD Slot (Expandable Storage up to 1 TB) *Quad Speakers (4 Speakers - 2 on each side) *6 ½ to 7 hours of battery life (You can switch from adaptive and standard motion smoothness - 90hz (hertz) to 60hz if you want to save battery life) *Turn on Dolby Atmos to get the most out of the Quad Speakers *Headphone jack The only negative I have with this tablet is You can’t connect it to a TV or Monitor - No USB C to HDMI Adapter or Type C Hub will allow you to. Get the 8GB RAM 128GB Internal Storage Version if you get the 4GB RAM 64GB Internal Storage Version you will notice if you try to do too much on it the tablet will get sluggish.

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 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

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.

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

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.

Upgraded from a Galaxy Tab A7 Lite, which was a very much-needed upgrade. This tablet works very well if you have a memory card for the offline movies and such when traveling, the bigger the better, it's speedy, quick, and fast and works with my s22+ allowing you to have an iPad feature where you can see calls and texts from this tablet which I came accustomed to loving when at home. This tablet also works very well for mobile games and browsing through emails as well.

Had it 2 weeks now and replaced a old S2 Tablet. Love the speed and features of display resolution and the memory options. I got the 8G Ram, with 128G Internal memory. I have many apps on the tablet and the 8G RAM for apps is what I needed. I now have used 3.8 G of the 8G. Getting used to no buttons vs locations for back, home and APPS pages. I like the size of 11" compared to my 9.8" S2. Good battery live so far, but it suits my daily uses and not charging every day. I also bought a cover that when closed turns the tablet off. Love that feature. I think this is a great product and perfect price.

Got the best price for all the features this has compared to other stores! The salesperson was extremely helpful in helping us decide which was the best one for our needs.

I've been a long time user of many Samsung products (i.e. cellphone and TVs) and the quality of them have always been great. This tablet is no different. I'm using it to display my navigation maps when I'm overlanding on trails. I just connect it to my Starlink Mini via Wi-Fi and it works perfectly. It's a good size and weight and doesn't take up too much space.