Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10.4 Wi-Fi 64GB Gold (SM-T500NZDEXAR)

In my experience with this tablet after just a couple of days, there are a few key improvements over the Galaxy Tab A 10 of last year. This upgrade makes a lot of sense for me since I am upgrading to "2019". Please find below a summary and the full details -the additional 1gb of RAM over the 32gb model makes a huge difference -the 4 speaker array (instead of just the bottom) is so much better for watching movies -the new placement of the front-view mirror can be adjusted to your liking - An effective video conference camera that faces the presenter is incredibly helpful (plus face authentication)! I actually think the rounded screen is a nice touch as far as design is concerned
+ Biometric authentication did not exist last year. Please be patient. Using the tablet in portrait mode, ambient light sensor is placed in a location that is often covered (and darkens the screens if ambient light sensor is used).
FURTHER MORE. The screen has a really "cold" white appearance as well as light bleed from the edges - Although it suffers some lag when multiple apps are open, its performance is much better than that of the Galaxy Tab A last year.

THE CONS
I used the Galaxy Tab A 10. The screen rotates too much in landscape/portrait view

THE PROS During the past year since its release, the number one album has sold over a million copies. When I first got it, I thought the 2019 Tab A would be a great tablet, but after using it a year, I would only give it three Besides browsing, watching movies, and playing basic games, these tablets do not have enough clout to be used for other media consumption tasks. In the past, I have chosen the 32GB Galaxy Tab A but it only had 2GB of RAM, and I found that to be more frustrating than anticipated, thus I wanted to There were frequent instances when I had to "close all apps" to avoid obvious lags or apps that would not even open (for example, apps linking to Amazon's Shopping for Tablet app would not open). With a tablet that has 3GB of RAM, I can certainly do this better, although I still close all apps about once each The one frustration I have with the 6th generation 9 is that the screen is too small. Apple's iPad Air II and Galaxy Tab A 10 each have a 7" display. One of the biggest complaints I had with the 1st generation Fire HD Tablets is that it only has 1 set of stereo speakers on the bottom. This always bothered me when I used it as a landscape tablet and I really enjoyed it with the It is almost enough that the top of the tablet has speakers that impressed me alone to make me want to buy this tablet, and that offers a huge difference for you if you find this topic important! Considering this is a tablet, and because Zoom meetings are so popular right now, it isn't hard to see why I am so concerned about this. Originally, the facing camera was located on the top of the tablet in portrait mode, but I noticed that it was turned off when we flipped it over last year Toward the center. Unlike landscape, it has not been moved to the side of the image (or top in portrait). This results in zoom working much more effectively when using the screen. Furthermore, it makes all bezels symmetrical, which is nice. Lastly, you can log in with your face with this tablet. This is a wonderful addition. Although it might not be as robust as my iPhone (And it won't work in low light), it is still awesome! This is the first time that I have used Trusted Lock, which previously relied on my home's GPS location and my PIN number. This is a wonderful addition that I am glad to see. Furthermore, the corners of the screen are rounded, which I think gives it an extra touch of class. There is no OLED screen on this device, but at this price, I do not think it's a bad choice. In general, it's more or less the same as last year. Cons The ambient light sensor is right next to the camera on the side. If you use it in portrait mode, you may find that the sensor is close to where you put your hand. Due to this, the screen is dramatically darkened and I have to turn this off since I always use it in portrait mode unless I'm watching a video. White balance is very cold in the default setting, so I rely heavily on the blue light filter. The edges of the screen also have a bit of light bleeding. At this price point, it doesn't bother me at all, but these are the main reasons I'd give this a 4 instead of a 5. I believe that this version is about 5 mm wider than the one I had last year. My view is that it is not a big deal at all. Other than not being super powerful, the only real downside is that it's not something you can use quite often. It still has some lag, but it is much better than last year's version. Although it doesn't perform well, this is certainly a reasonable price point for a I prefer the Fire HD10 to the Basic IPAD
Although, this one has Google Play Store on it's own, so I prefer it to the Fire HD10. like stock Android to a great extent (so much so that I hung on to the Nexus 7 2013 for way too long) but Samsung's One UI is close to stock Android and not obtrusive enough for me to miss it heavily. change I made was to replace the stock Samsung keyboard with one from Google I also uninstalled a few Samsung app defaults My computer does not have Google Launcher or Nova installed. As a result, I also found that all of Google's basic apps were not working when I had a Fire HD10, which was not the latest version. There's no guarantee that will still be an issue in the future. There's just something about the UI on these that I prefer over the Amazon Fire, and overall, it's worth the extra $50 or so Compared to the HD10, which I thought was $80, this is a much better price. My wife mostly uses our iPad, so I do like the narrower form factor of this one compared to ours. There's just a subtle difference in the way it feels year, I almost bought the 7th gen iPad, but when I saw the processor was the same as our 6th gen, I decided to stick with this one, thinking I may upgrade this year. tablet does have a new processor and I was planning to get that until I saw this one come out, but for its price (between the iPad 8th gen and the Fire HD 10) and notable features like 4 speakers and biometric authentication, it meets my needs and includes Thus, Samsung deserves our thanks! Edited Please read I will follow up in four months
- One star was docked from 4 to 3 because the app doesn't perform well when multiple apps are open at the same time. The only thing I do on the tablet is close all apps about once per day (although I was closing them every 15 minutes with last year's tablet). There are times when I find that the portrait/landscape sensing is overly sensitive, to the point that it can be irritating.

Dante Woods

| Dec 15, 2020

In fact, although it is advertised to have the Exynos 9611 chipset from Samsung, it actually has a Amazon told me over the phone that it had a Samsung chipset before I purchased. The product information on the page needs to be corrected, so it is a buyer beware situation. I have asked Amazon to do so. It's likely that many will not give a damn about the handset's processor. I am currently testing out the tablet to see if it meets my needs. I would say that it's not as good as the Samsung S5e and it lacks the S-wave interface The Samsung S6 Lite has a pen like the S6 Lite, and the screen seems sharp. It should be a good tablet for consuming content. I will be returning it because the chipset is of importance to me.

Kase Lindsey

| Aug 18, 2021

There is 1 3 Gb of memory. An update of 1 star will be made in the future. Tab A7 review Overview of the tablet. Basically, I use this tablet to read and consume media, so I can speak about how I experience it from that perspective. I thought that this was a great tablet in terms of how it performed for reading and watching YouTube videos While the display and size of the screen are great for watching videos, this device is not as fancy as the latest Tab S series but it performs the job just fine. Reading from it is a pleasure due to the 1080p display and large size of the display. As someone who has used a 720p fire tablet 8, the letters look crisp and the screen is real-looking In terms of upgrading, real estate is a major improvement. Although the tablet is relatively light, it may be difficult to hold with one hand due to its size. The quad speakers on the tablet are loud and crisp, so that's a plus for me since it makes me feel more immersed in what The 3 gb of ram should be enough if you don't have too many open apps on your laptop (8 or more in my experience), even if you have many apps running in the background the only noticeable difference would be a slight lag when changing apps or opening new ones. One real con is the storage on the tablet itself (32/64 gigs), but it's not a big deal. I highly suggest spending a few extra dollars on a large capacity micro SD card if you're like me and have a lot of audio books, epubs, pdfs, and videos downloaded. If you just stream videos, you should be fine with This tablet is a great buy ESPECIALLY at its price point You can watch YouTube or Netflix on this tablet and maybe play some Candy Crush if you are looking for something simple. It is an upgradable budget tablet that is more powerful than a fire 8 or 7 and the screen is much brighter and smoother. It can even be used as a gaming tablet. I would not recommend this to a student for more productive tasks (notes, Excel, PowerPoint, writing on PDFs) because of its lack of RAM and stylus support. You would be better off with the tab s6 lite, tab 6 or tab s5e. Review of the comparative study The Samsung Tab A 10 I just bought was my first tablet. It has about 3 weeks since I've had it. I have a 3GB variant (2019). As soon as I found out about this tablet, I was curious about the differences between it and the Tab A, so I bought it due to its lower price ($180) than the $200 I paid for the Tab It was the speakers that immediately stood out as the biggest difference. With the quad speaker set up, you get an amazingly clear sound and an incredibly loud one. I would say the A7 has great sound quality for its price point, as opposed to the muffled dual speakers in the tab A. With a similar screen and a bit higher resolution, the A7 offers a bit more than the Tab A, but the difference isn't noteworthy. As I looked closely at the tab A next to the A7, I realized that it had a bit more of a red tint, but I couldn't tell the difference unless I compared the screens side by side. Apparently the battery capacity of the A7 is much bigger than that of the tab A, although not as much as the tab A.

Simon Deleon

| Jan 09, 2021

Taking videos and watching movies is easy on this tablet. It would be a better choice if you expect to read plenty of books and documents, unless you don't mind having a very tall, narrow screen on this tablet when you hold it in portrait mode. Among the advantages Please be patient. I found the landscape mode to be extremely comfortable to use*. Batteries that last a long time* - Speakers who are very good - Build quality is good - A headphone jack would be nice, but there are a couple of cons Please be patient. We do not have a fingerprint reader- There is a lot of reflection on the screen, but this is common for cheaper tablets*- br>Rear Camera Is Not Up To Snuff/br> It would have been nice to be able to calibrate the display in the settings.

Eve Rocha

| Jul 05, 2021