An cheap tablet with a respectable screen and consistent battery life is the Galaxy Tab A8. However, throughout our tests, we discovered that the camera isn't outstanding, the performance levels are extremely unimpressive, and it takes a while to recharge. This renders it a passable alternative in the current tablet market.
Pros
- Nice design
- Good battery life
- Decent screen
Cons
- Poor performance
- Mediocre cameras
- Slow charging
Key Features
- 10.5-inch screenThis tablet has a large screen for watching videos or playing games
- 7040mAh batteryWith a considerable battery capacity, you should be able to use this tablet on the go for longer
- Front and rear camerasIf you need your tablet for video calls or taking the occasional snap, it’s got a 5-megapixel front-facing lens and an 8-megapixel rear sensor
Introduction
In contrast to the luxurious Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, which has all the bells and whistles, the Galaxy Tab A8 is Samsung's attempt to appeal to the lower end of the tablet market.
If you invest in this gadget, you'll receive a massive 7040mAh battery and a 10.2-inch screen for a reasonable price, but does it deliver on its primary promises, or does it fall short of expectations?
Design
- Attractive, unflashy design
- No IP rating
- Picked up some scuffs, but feels robust
BATTERY LIFE
enough battery life
sluggish charging rates
One of this tablet's main advantages is its lengthy battery life, which is excellent news if you're planning to take a long flight or cross-country bus journey.I chose the latter, a nine-hour transatlantic trip, during which time I saw two feature-length motion pictures and three hour-long documentaries. After the excursion, the battery was still at 60% even though it had begun with full capacity. Knowing that you can rely on this device's longevity is really reassuring.