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With an 8" TFT touch screen, this Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-T350NZBAXAR tablet simplifies content navigation. Dual-band Wi-Fi makes it easy to access the Web, and a Bluetooth 4.1 interface enables you to pair with select devices.
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A very solid budget tablet
on May 12, 2016
Posted by: VertigoKeyz
I owned a Nexus 7 as my first tablet. It was okay, but died immediately after the warranty expired. Asus quickly made my black list. I then bought one of those $50 Amazon Fires. You get what you pay for, but even less in that case. Complete garbage. I have a Galaxy S5 and have no major complains, so I figure their tabs would be just as good. I was right.
The only thing that prevents a 5 star review is the resolution is sub par (though that is overshadowed by the brilliant colors) and it is a bit on the slow side, especially when installing new apps. Other than that, it is wonderful. The rear camera is amazing for a tablet. The front camera is sufficient for selfies and Skype, etc. but nothing to write home about. It plays games well (a little bit of heat will be noticeable with more graphic-intensive games. As an e-reader, it works just fine (some have complained with the resolution, but I don't have a problem). Battery life is very good. With moderate use, you should be able to get 2-3 days out of a charge, plus there is ultra-power saving mode.
Overall I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants a solid tablet, but doesn't want to break the bank.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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With an 8" TFT touch screen, this Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-T350NZBAXAR tablet simplifies content navigation. Dual-band Wi-Fi makes it easy to access the Web, and a Bluetooth 4.1 interface enables you to pair with select devices.
Other than personal preference, is there an advantage to buying the 9.7 or the 8"?
I believe the 9.7 resolution is lower than the 8" (in DPI. The actual # of pixels are the same I believe)
7 years, 11 months ago
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With an 8" TFT touch screen, this Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-T350NZBAXAR tablet simplifies content navigation. Dual-band Wi-Fi makes it easy to access the Web, and a Bluetooth 4.1 interface enables you to pair with select devices.
How is this tablet for games?
My son plays ALOT of Minecraft and other games popular with the preteen age group (Five Nights At Freddy's, Clash of Clans, etc. I see the processing speed listed is slower than on the Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4, but the Galaxy Tab A appears to be newer and comes with Lollipop 5.0. I'm guessing the Tab A will last longer in regards to upgrades.
It is good for games. You will notice some heat with graphic intensive games, they that is pretty common for any tablet.
7 years, 11 months ago
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With an 8" TFT touch screen, this Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-T350NZBAXAR tablet simplifies content navigation. Dual-band Wi-Fi makes it easy to access the Web, and a Bluetooth 4.1 interface enables you to pair with select devices.
Does it come with a pen? Is it compatible with a stylus?
It doesn't come with a pen. It does work with any standard stylus.
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