Samsung Galaxy Tab A tablet was launched in June 2015. The tablet comes with a 8.00-inch display offering a resolution of 1024x768 pixels. Samsung Galaxy Tab A is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core ...

The Samsung Galaxy A6+ is built well and has a stellar display and good battery life. However, the heavy and bulky body, unreliable face recognition, and performance issues let it down. Smartphones ...

While the two tablet lines differ in price and hardware, the software experience is largely on par. You’ll find both the Galaxy Tab S9 and S9 FE running Android 14 with the One UI 6 skin on top.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra might be just the right tablet for you, but if you don’t need a big, water-resistant Android, you should probably just buy an iPad Pro. Other than the design ...

Samsung has not increased the prices up for the Galaxy Tab S10 line in comparison with the Galaxy Tab S9 range, which is great news. This means that the prices start at $999 for a 256GB Galaxy Tab S10 ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE is a solid, affordable alternative to the flagship Galaxy Tab S9 series. While there are some compromises to keep the price low, particularly in the display and ...

If you’re looking for a budget tablet, then the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is a solid option, especially if you’re already in the Samsung ecosystem. You get an 8.7-inch screen running a 1340 x ...

Now let's move on to the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 FE+. Both of these will allegedly be powered by Samsung's Exynos 1580 SoC, and they will both be available in Wi-Fi-only and 5G ...

Versions: Galaxy Tab А8 10.5 Wi-Fi SM-X200; Galaxy Tab А8 10.5 LTE SM-X205 ...