Samsung is back with Galaxy Tab A (2019) and this time it brought a compact 8inches display, as the title shows. As usual, the latest tablet arrives in two models WLAN and Cellular. Other than the local area network, the Galaxy Tab A cellular brings support for 4G LTE connectivity. There is no more difference between WiFi and SIM version.
Getting talks ahead, Samsung Tab A 8.0 (2019) offers 16:10 presentation, 800x1280 pixels resolution, and weighs in at 347 grams. Galaxy used to show TFT screen instead of LCD or AMOLED to further keep down mounting prices.
As we titled, the highlights of the Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019) is a monster 5,100 mAh battery. That means the users can continue talking, playing, and watching for a long. Such a massive power bank is sufficient for days of surfing o browser without connecting a single charge.
You further meet Snapdragon 429, not a cheap MediaTek one, and smooth performance offered by 2GB RAM for a low-end tablet. One can save all it needs on 32GB storage. Yes, it is expandable and lets a consumer seize One Tera-Byte memory via card slot.
Luckily, there is Android 9.0 Pie running out of the box. We all know that is the latest and most comfortable Android platform.
There is an 8MP wide-edge back camera of f/2.0 opening. It supports LED streak, HDR photos, and 2160p film recording. The Front Camera is of just 2MP for video calls.
Galaxy Tab A is available in decent colors, Carbon Black and Silver Gray. There is no word on pricing, but we expected the tab would charge below $200. The sales are likely to start in mid-July, while the shipments will take place later.
Note: For some unknown regions Samsung promised to deliver 2-month YouTube Premium and 3-month Spotify Premium subscriptions for Tab A 2019 buyers.