Customer Ratings & Reviews

Super fast, I love it, everything works great, I cannot ask for less

-False advertisement:neither Samsung nor Best buy offered the peacock subscription -wifi connectivity issues -I had to search multiple times through the settings, even after Samsung's website said there wasn't a way to turn off the screen sensors. If you hold the screen just right it makes the screen go black -battery life is decent and so is the multi screens, but you have to turn on that setting. There is also a setting for battery saving -moderate loading speeds

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.

Works well, no problems, lightweight, nice size for children

Bought this tablet not expecting much for how inexpensive it was. But was really surprised at how bright the screen was and how fast the tablet is. I use it daily for streaming, playing simple games and social media. And for those things this is the perfect tablet. The battery life is also pretty good as well. Best tablet out there for under $300

Definitely, very strong, durable and versatile tablet. I Use it all the time. I did not have a case on the tablet Initially when I bought it, and my toddler played with it, dropped a couple times, and it was fine. I knew was was taking a risk but it ended up being okay.

Beautiful color, vibrant screen. Light weight and battery last long

Great sound and easy to navigate, good quality colors in screen

My introduction to tablet use was a Samsung Galaxy Tab many years ago. I loved it so much I bought an upgrade several years later. And I am back again to buy another upgrade. Lightweight, good size, easy to learn and use, this is my go-to device when I want to relax in a recliner but still have access to the internet.

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

For a basic, sub-$200 tablet, the A9 does many things well. Nice screen, fairly snappy performance (with 8GB RAM). Battery life and charge time leave a bit to be desired, but overall, it’s a decent tablet for the money. However, there are some major design flaws that would prevent me from purchasing a Galaxy tablet again. The biggest flaw is the usb-C charging port. A quick google search will reveal that a faulty charging port is a common issue. My daughter’s tablet stopped charging inexplicably, one month after the warranty expired. Never dropped, exposed to moisture, and generally treated very well in that one year span. The only fix was for me to remove the screen completely and swap out the port. Thankfully I am skilled enough to do this, but that is not the case for most consumers, and bringing it to a repair shop would likely cost more than the tablet is worth. If I were to do it all over again, I would have just spent the extra money on an iPad.

The Galaxy Tab A9 is a solid tablet for everyday use. It’s lightweight, easy to hold, and works smoothly for browsing, streaming, and reading. Battery life is good, and expandable storage is a nice bonus. Great value for the price.

CAME IN REASONABLE TIME AND GOOD SHAPE. MY DAUGHTER AND GRANDDAUGHTER HAD NO PROBLEMS WITH IT AT ALL AND FELT IT WAS ABOUT TIME I TRIED TO OPERATE SOME NEW TECHNOLOGY. IT PROGRAMMED WITH MY PHONE AND INTERNET WITHOUT TAXING MY BRAIN TOO MUCH. NOW TO LEARN HOW TO USE IT FOR ALL IT HAS TO OFFER.

This tablet is working ok but I'm having a little trouble with the apps I've downloaded due to having to use smart switch from my phone. Other than that issue it's fine for my needs but hopefully I don't have to replace it as quickly as I had to do again as my other one didn't last a year because of the charging port

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 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.

It works great. I bought it for my sister, she is so happy because she can take it with her everywhere. It is skinny and lightweight.

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.

My daughter's amazon fire tablet stopped working so I researched the best tablets on the market for a non-IOS family and the Samsung Galaxy A9+ was a top recommendation. It was easy to set up and we love Google's family link for parental controls. Very happy with this device!

It's the best tablet I ever owned and the size is perfect for me.Reading my books online. My emails are easier to read also. I'm Happy that I bought this.