Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 : A Complete Review

 

Today i am going to do a full review of newly launched Samsung Gakaxy Tab A8 Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 price in India has been announced. Thid budget tablet under Rs 20,000 comes in two variants with each having two storage options. The Samsung tablet takes on the Nokia tab T20 and Realme Pad and it would be interesting to see how these devices compete with each other and it is priced around as follows:

3/32GB Wi-Fi	€229 (around Rs 19,700)
4/64GB Wi-Fi	€259 (approx Rs 22,300)
4/128GB Wi-Fi	€309 (around Rs 26,600)
3/32GB LTE	€279 (approx Rs 24,000)
4/64GB LTE	€309 (around Rs 26,600)
4/128GB LTE	€359 (approx Rs 30,870)

Pros:

• Impressive Capacitive touchscreen 
• A decent camera setup on both sides
• Unisoc T618 chipset with 3GB RAM
• Massive 7040mAh battery with 15W Fast Charging
• Expandable internal storage up to 1TB
• WiFi-enabled

Cons:

• No camera flash
• No fingerprint sensor
• Non-voice calling device

My Opinion:

In my opinion the Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 2021 is a decent tablet from a brand like Samsung which targets the midrange segment market where we see good tablets very less, it is an ideal choice for both personal as well as professional use. The device will help you to enjoy seamlessly as it has, a great battery power, expandable storage space and a standard camera setup for conference calls or online classes.but there is one problem that you will have to depend on external wi-fi networks to get connected to the internet because the device does not support sim card. 

Display: 

Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 2021 comes with a display of 10.5 inches TFT screen, with a pixel density of 216ppi along with a1200 x 1920 pixels screen resolution. The bezel-less display of the tab supports multi-touch technology.

Camera: On the backside of the tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 2021 is equipped with an 8MP Primary Camera. Autofocus, Digital Zoom and Auto Flash are some of the main features available within.  There is a 5MP Selfie Camera present on the front side for selfies and video calls.

Configuration:

Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 2021 packs a Unisoc T618 chipset and 3GB RAM. It also gets a Mali-G52 MP2 GPU and an Octa-core processor with Cortex A75 and Cortex A55 architecture, thus it gives performance boost to the phone. 

Battery: A massive 7040mAh Li-Polymer battery is loaded within Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 2021 which is non-replaceable by nature besides being compatible with 15W Fast Charging.

Storage:

Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 2021 gets 32GB of internal storage. Users also get to extend the storage up to 1TB using a MicroSD Card. 

Connectivity: Loaded connectivity features within the device include Bluetooth v5.0, Wi-Fi 802.11, b/g/n, 3.5mm audio jack and USB Type-C.

Samsung’s new display measures 10.5 inches across compared to the 10.4-inch panel on the Galaxy Tab A7. It offers slightly rounded corners and a 16:10 aspect ratio ready for media streaming. The tablet’s body is metal, with a thin plastic strip that houses the power button and volume rocker. Color options now include Gray, Silver, and Pink Gold.
I had no issues streaming video, bouncing between apps, or opening multiple apps simultaneously. You should also be able to give some light gaming a go, but it won’t compete with the more expensive options on the market if you’re looking to play genshin Impact or Call of Duty: Mobile on a bigger screen. The Tiger T618 also stuttered a bit when I fired up the Galaxy Tab A8 for the first time, but that was most likely just a result of setup blues. I also noticed occasional stuttering when I picked the tablet up after a day or two of inactivity, though it usually disappeared after a few seconds.
anything, Samsung’s basic RAM and storage options will fall short before the processor does. The 3GB of RAM means idle apps will quickly drop out of memory. The 32GB of storage can also feel slightly limited at times, especially if you want to download shows for bingeing on the go. Those looking to push the tablet beyond basic browsing and streaming would be better off opting for one of the 4GB of RAM configurations, though you can always expand the storage on any of the models by up to 1TB with the microSD slot.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 isn’t a massive upgrade over its already great predecessor, but it didn’t need to be. This is a well-built tablet that performs admirably, and is shaped just right for media streaming. The expandable storage also means you should have more than enough room for the apps, photos, and games you need most. It would be nice to see a longer commitment to Android version updates, but the two Android version commitment aligns with other affordable Android tablets, and the four years of security is beyond any competition not made by Apple.