Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Review: A decent Android budget tablet

The Galaxy Tab A7 is Samsung’s latest offering in the budget Android tablet segment. It comes in Wi-Fi and LTE variants and comes with a starting price of Rs.17,999.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 highlights the slim design, which is the case with this tablet. The Galaxy Tab A7 is as slim as the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. But with a metal body, the tablet is a little heavier. It also has thick bezels covering all sides of the display. If you are changing from all screen devices, the bezel can stop. The display is a 10.4-inch screen LCD screen with a resolution of 2000 x 1200 pixels. The brightness is adequate and the colors are quite warm. It’s pretty good when you’re browsing the web, watching videos, or playing games.

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The highlight of this tablet is its speakers. It has four speakers, two on each side. The speakers are loud, and it makes the tablet great for entertaining. The tablet is equipped with Dolby Atmos so you get that stereo sound experience.

The Galaxy Tab A7 packs just 3GB of RAM and 32GB of built-in storage. You can expand it up to 1TB with a microSD card. Low RAM capability says a lot when it comes to gaming, especially for games like Genshin Impact and Asphalt 9. Even with the low graphics setting, there are plenty of frame drops, and the experience isn’t great. The overall experience of navigating on a tablet is a bit slow with little delay in opening apps. The tablet is still well suited for common tasks such as browsing through sites, using social media apps, and streaming content.

Thanks to the tablet’s 7,040mAh battery. In regular use, the Galaxy Tab A7 should run for about 10 hours or more. Heavy use brings about eight hours of battery life.

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The Galaxy Tab A7 has a 5-megapixel front camera that is only for video calling as Samsung also advertised. The 8-megapixel rear camera does a poor job of delivering photos even in well-lit conditions. What’s up again? You get a 3.5mm headphone jack on the Galaxy Tab A7 and face recognition.

The Galaxy Tab A7 is great for entertainment and regular use. If you want a budget tablet for study or a big-screen experience for regular tasks, you can consider it.

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