Good display for watching media ; Easy to use interface ; Sturdy build ; Reliable battery

Some latency issues ; Camera is poor ; Processor is middling

The Galaxy Tab A7 is a great tablet for anyone on a budget. While it doesn’t boast the most recent specs, it is an easy recommendation for anyone wanting to watch media and browse the web without hurting their wallet.

Vibrant, colorful display ; Great-sounding speakers ; Reliable battery life ; Great build quality

Processor and RAM are limited ; Camera quality is poor

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab A7 resets the expectations for what you can get from an inexpensive tablet. It’s great for watching video and reading books and doesn’t cost a fortune.

Excellent battery life ; Decent Dolby Atmos quad-speaker system ; Colorful display

Middling overall performance ; Dim display ; Minor lag with demanding mobile games

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 is a decent tablet with 13 hours of battery life, but it offers middling performance and a dim display.

Excellent screen ; Triple camera gives more options - such as wide-angle ; 3.5mm headphone jack

Camera loses details in some situations ; Micro-USB means no fast-charge ; Software skin not always the best

If you’re looking for a budget device with gorgeous display, it’s hard to go wrong with the A7. Software is still something of a mixed bag compared to stock Android, and it would have been nice to see support for USB-C or wireless charging, but the...

A lot of value for the money ; Great battery life ; Looks sleek for a budget tablet

Hardware longevity is a big question mark ; Display and camera are fine but nothing special ; Might struggle to run particularly intensive apps

Selected countries will be able to choose a dual-SIM model, which allows you to keep two phone numbers on the same phone. The dual-SIM model boasts 1.5GHz quad-core and 1GHz quad-core chips.

Sturdy chassis ; Good screen ; Excellent battery life ; Solid speakers ; Good performance

A little heavy ; No kids mode ; Not the latest software

The Galaxy Tab A7 may cost a bit more than competing low-cost tablets and It's no pro-grade machine, but for everyday activities such as watching videos, browsing the web, and even gaming, it gets the job done and then some.

Sturdy body made out of aluminum alloy;Great display with 93% coverage of the sRGB color gamut;Comfortable viewing angles and contrast ratio;The display doesn’t use PWM;Great speakers with clear audio and no deviations;Battery life is okay;The...

Design is uninspiring and boring;The camera is decent but needs an improvement

Yes, you could save $70 with the $149 Fire HD 10, but you'd be trading away a ton of apps and biometric security. And those who want the faster speeds and brighter screen of the iPad know that they'll be spending $100 more to get there. So, for those...