Galaxy Tab A9 features an 8.7-inch TFT LCD display with vivid colors and excellent contrast. Equipped with a high-performing Mediatek MT8781V/CA Helio G99 (6nm), Galaxy Tab A9 keeps your streaming and gaming smooth and fast. It comes with various memory variations, up to 128GB and 8GB RAM (Please check specification table). You would store all your songs, videos, games and more on the phone without worrying about space constraints. The tablet comes with an 8MP wide camera on the rear so that you can capture photos and videos. On the front, it comes with a 2MP camera for taking selfies and making video calls. Galaxy Tab A9 features a Non-removable Li-Ion 5100 mAh battery. And with 15W Super Fast Charging, you can get back to full charge quickly.
Galaxy Tab A9 features an 8.7-inch TFT LCD display with vivid colors and excellent contrast. Equipped with a high-performing Mediatek MT8781V/CA Helio G99 (6nm), Galaxy Tab A9 keeps your streaming and gaming smooth and fast. It comes with various memory variations, up to 128GB and 8GB RAM (Please check specification table). You would store all your songs, videos, games and more on the phone without worrying about space constraints. The tablet comes with an 8MP wide camera on the rear so that you can capture photos and videos. On the front, it comes with a 2MP camera for taking selfies and making video calls. Galaxy Tab A9 features a Non-removable Li-Ion 5100 mAh battery. And with 15W Super Fast Charging, you can get back to full charge quickly.
Galaxy Tab A9 features an 8.7-inch TFT LCD display with vivid colors and excellent contrast. Equipped with a high-performing Mediatek MT8781V/CA Helio G99 (6nm), Galaxy Tab A9 keeps your streaming and gaming smooth and fast. It comes with various memory variations, up to 128GB and 8GB RAM (Please check specification table). You would store all your songs, videos, games and more on the phone without worrying about space constraints. The tablet comes with an 8MP wide camera on the rear so that you can capture photos and videos. On the front, it comes with a 2MP camera for taking selfies and making video calls. Galaxy Tab A9 features a Non-removable Li-Ion 5100 mAh battery. And with 15W Super Fast Charging, you can get back to full charge quickly.
Galaxy Tab A9 features an 8.7-inch TFT LCD display with vivid colors and excellent contrast. Equipped with a high-performing Mediatek MT8781V/CA Helio G99 (6nm), Galaxy Tab A9 keeps your streaming and gaming smooth and fast. It comes with various memory variations, up to 128GB and 8GB RAM (Please check specification table). You would store all your songs, videos, games and more on the phone without worrying about space constraints. The tablet comes with an 8MP wide camera on the rear so that you can capture photos and videos. On the front, it comes with a 2MP camera for taking selfies and making video calls. Galaxy Tab A9 features a Non-removable Li-Ion 5100 mAh battery. And with 15W Super Fast Charging, you can get back to full charge quickly.
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After 8 good years with my Tab A8 that was not updatable beyond Android 11, I thought it time to upgrade to a new, presumably better and faster, Tab A9+. That was a mistake!I ordered directly from the Samsung Canada online store, in response to a somewhat enticing offer. That, too, was a mistake!The Tab A9+ arrived 4 days after the order was placed. The transfer of the data from the Tab A8 was quite effective, straight forward and went quite smoothly. I did have to reinstall some apps and make some settings changes.I find that the Tab A9+ is slow to boot and certainly not noticeably faster nor more capable than my old Tab A8. Scrolling on the Tab A9+ is slow, jerky and not reliable. I have to scroll many times to get a page to scroll the same distance as on my ... MoreAfter 8 good years with my Tab A8 that was not updatable beyond Android 11, I thought it time to upgrade to a new, presumably better and faster, Tab A9+. That was a mistake!I ordered directly from the Samsung Canada online store, in response to a somewhat enticing offer. That, too, was a mistake!The Tab A9+ arrived 4 days after the order was placed. The transfer of the data from the Tab A8 was quite effective, straight forward and went quite smoothly. I did have to reinstall some apps and make some settings changes.I find that the Tab A9+ is slow to boot and certainly not noticeably faster nor more capable than my old Tab A8. Scrolling on the Tab A9+ is slow, jerky and not reliable. I have to scroll many times to get a page to scroll the same distance as on my Tab A8. Also, screen brightness control is clunky at best. I find that my 12-year old iOS tablet is more responsive than the Tab A9+.Since I wasn’t satisfied with the performance of the Tab A9+, 3 days after receiving the Tab A9+, I called Samsung Customer Service to apply for a return and refund. I was told by an agent that in an obscure, well-hidden Terms of Sale Agreement on the Samsung Canada website, the Samsung policy is to not accept returns of Tab A9+ wifi models (unlike Costco, Staples, Best Buy etc.). The agent advised me that I could speak to a Manager/Supervisor about the issue. The agent assured me that a Manager/Supervisor would call me by 3:30 pm that day, but in the worst case in less than 24 hours. Needless to say some 4 days latter, I’m still waiting for that call.Stay tuned for the social media post of me driving my car over the Tab A9+.Obviously, I have made my last purchase of a Samsung product. I suggest that others consider my experience with Samsung.Should you decide to overlook my experience with Samsung and buy anyway, I encourage you to avoid an online purchase from Samsung Canada’s online store due to the implied restrictive purchase terms.Enough said.
originally posted on o2.co.uk
Where do begin! So I'll begin at the beginning. This device came in some really cool packaging and matched the device within. The set up was so easy as you can link your device and transfer all the data granted it may take a little bit longer but bear in mind you can do other this whilst it is transferring and when you turn your device off and on again should you need to it's good to use. The software is smooth and the device easy to manage. I've put my sim in my for phone calls and Internet data and there's no issues. I make calls from it and visit websites and social media. It's so cute and compact, light and easy to carry and in the right setting shouts business. I tried a case on mine and it just said very quietly but loudly business more than pleasure that's ... MoreWhere do begin! So I'll begin at the beginning. This device came in some really cool packaging and matched the device within. The set up was so easy as you can link your device and transfer all the data granted it may take a little bit longer but bear in mind you can do other this whilst it is transferring and when you turn your device off and on again should you need to it's good to use. The software is smooth and the device easy to manage. I've put my sim in my for phone calls and Internet data and there's no issues. I make calls from it and visit websites and social media. It's so cute and compact, light and easy to carry and in the right setting shouts business. I tried a case on mine and it just said very quietly but loudly business more than pleasure that's not to say you can't do both.I've yet to put my SD card in but does have the capacity for both. I did notice a slight flicker on a page but that has since settled and think it might have been a network connection problem but it has righted it self and only lasted a short while I suppose like any device it takes a few days to really settle in. But over all this is a great device and I would recommend anyone thinking of buying one to go ahead. It slips neatly into my carry and fits neatly into your glove compartment. If you've a car that doesn't have satnav this is ideal with the correct holder to have as your removable auto driving aid with the right app.The battery life is good for the device yes you can get devices with longer battery life thus far so far so good.I do have a bug bear and it's not with the device it's with the sales guy. Not to be mistaken what a lovely day who made my shopping experience a bit fun, but it was coming to close of the day and I'd been in a little rush and amidst all that it was a long day he forgot to tell me that the charging cable in the boxed packaged didn't have a specific Samsung USB C plug, so bear in mind when purchasing that you might need to buy a plug as well. Fortunately for myself I had an adequate plug so everything went fine. Obviously I've not tried every thing on the device but what I have tried, email, social media, data transferring and making calls all seems fine. I've yet to check out the picture quality and photo editing but something tells me I won't be disappointed.
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Good replacement for the 8" tab S2 LTE. I can't say the screen is so crystal clear as the one 7 years old. The viewing angle is more precise. Will be the pixel technology being used in this.The failure of manufactures to make 4x3 screens these days lead to a search as many to find a replacement for the trusty 8" tab S2. This model you gain 1/2" in height, loose 1/2" in width held in portrait mode. Pump up the Samsung keyboard to maximum size of letters and its starting to resemble the Tab S2 in use with a similar sized visual experience on the keyboard.The new Android you soon get use to although I have a bigger tablet with that on it so was use to it. There appeared to be a bug after the upgrade to Android 14 which is well reported across boards over the months ... MoreGood replacement for the 8" tab S2 LTE. I can't say the screen is so crystal clear as the one 7 years old. The viewing angle is more precise. Will be the pixel technology being used in this.The failure of manufactures to make 4x3 screens these days lead to a search as many to find a replacement for the trusty 8" tab S2. This model you gain 1/2" in height, loose 1/2" in width held in portrait mode. Pump up the Samsung keyboard to maximum size of letters and its starting to resemble the Tab S2 in use with a similar sized visual experience on the keyboard.The new Android you soon get use to although I have a bigger tablet with that on it so was use to it. There appeared to be a bug after the upgrade to Android 14 which is well reported across boards over the months that Android 14 upgrade came out. You do another software update after the first. Might take a day to come through. Lack of notification sounds as I recall. Oh there is another software upgrade waiting... did the trick. Something to look out for. Notification sounds returned. Similar to Microsoft you get the package update and then a known bug fix after.Migration using the Samsung software over wifi worked well taking taking apps not in the Playstore plus directories. Email was configured but if you use customised sounds for incoming emails you do need to set them back up again. Bluetooth connections in the car etc need to be restored.Fast tablet compared to the tab S2 where apps were out growing the memory and developers were dropping Android 7 off so apps couldn't be updated and we're also blocked if you didnt update the firmware that you couldn't in anycase. Getting beyond a joke on the old tablet. Sanity now restored on the app front.Some older nitch software a bit of searching did find new software updates. Ezshare wifi SD camera card. Some fumbling with Chinese screens on that got it working. Release 5 of that to support the Chinese Market. Pleased about that one since I keep my Panasonic bridge camera 10 years old into the social media age with a discontinued Ezshare wifi card, good price at the time.Built in camera quality is good on the tablet.If you like large phablet devices, a bit bigger than the phone "phablets" which are now regular mobiles, then this is for you. Paper back sized screen for reading rather than massive 10 / 11 " tablets and the weight or mobiles that are too small. The beauty of 8" or 8.5" tablets in this case. Easy to carry in a shoulder bag.
| Display type | TFT LCD |
| Resolution | 800 x 1340 pixels, 5:3 ratio (~179 ppi density) |
| SIM | No |
| Chipset | Mediatek MT8781V/CA Helio G99 (6nm) |
| Card slot | microSDXC (dedicated slot) |
Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 (2023) 8.7-Inch Tablet – 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage, Wi-Fi + 4G Cellular | TechCrazy
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After 8 good years with my Tab A8 that was not updatable beyond Android 11, I thought it time to upgrade to a new, presumably better and faster, Tab A9+. That was a mistake!I ordered directly from the Samsung Canada online store, in response to a somewhat enticing offer. That, too, was a mistake!The Tab A9+ arrived 4 days after the order was placed. The transfer of the data from the Tab A8 was quite effective, straight forward and went quite smoothly. I did have to reinstall some apps and make some settings changes.I find that the Tab A9+ is slow to boot and certainly not noticeably faster nor more capable than my old Tab A8. Scrolling on the Tab A9+ is slow, jerky and not reliable. I have to scroll many times to get a page to scroll the same distance as on my ... MoreAfter 8 good years with my Tab A8 that was not updatable beyond Android 11, I thought it time to upgrade to a new, presumably better and faster, Tab A9+. That was a mistake!I ordered directly from the Samsung Canada online store, in response to a somewhat enticing offer. That, too, was a mistake!The Tab A9+ arrived 4 days after the order was placed. The transfer of the data from the Tab A8 was quite effective, straight forward and went quite smoothly. I did have to reinstall some apps and make some settings changes.I find that the Tab A9+ is slow to boot and certainly not noticeably faster nor more capable than my old Tab A8. Scrolling on the Tab A9+ is slow, jerky and not reliable. I have to scroll many times to get a page to scroll the same distance as on my Tab A8. Also, screen brightness control is clunky at best. I find that my 12-year old iOS tablet is more responsive than the Tab A9+.Since I wasn’t satisfied with the performance of the Tab A9+, 3 days after receiving the Tab A9+, I called Samsung Customer Service to apply for a return and refund. I was told by an agent that in an obscure, well-hidden Terms of Sale Agreement on the Samsung Canada website, the Samsung policy is to not accept returns of Tab A9+ wifi models (unlike Costco, Staples, Best Buy etc.). The agent advised me that I could speak to a Manager/Supervisor about the issue. The agent assured me that a Manager/Supervisor would call me by 3:30 pm that day, but in the worst case in less than 24 hours. Needless to say some 4 days latter, I’m still waiting for that call.Stay tuned for the social media post of me driving my car over the Tab A9+.Obviously, I have made my last purchase of a Samsung product. I suggest that others consider my experience with Samsung.Should you decide to overlook my experience with Samsung and buy anyway, I encourage you to avoid an online purchase from Samsung Canada’s online store due to the implied restrictive purchase terms.Enough said.
Where do begin! So I'll begin at the beginning. This device came in some really cool packaging and matched the device within. The set up was so easy as you can link your device and transfer all the data granted it may take a little bit longer but bear in mind you can do other this whilst it is transferring and when you turn your device off and on again should you need to it's good to use. The software is smooth and the device easy to manage. I've put my sim in my for phone calls and Internet data and there's no issues. I make calls from it and visit websites and social media. It's so cute and compact, light and easy to carry and in the right setting shouts business. I tried a case on mine and it just said very quietly but loudly business more than pleasure that's ... MoreWhere do begin! So I'll begin at the beginning. This device came in some really cool packaging and matched the device within. The set up was so easy as you can link your device and transfer all the data granted it may take a little bit longer but bear in mind you can do other this whilst it is transferring and when you turn your device off and on again should you need to it's good to use. The software is smooth and the device easy to manage. I've put my sim in my for phone calls and Internet data and there's no issues. I make calls from it and visit websites and social media. It's so cute and compact, light and easy to carry and in the right setting shouts business. I tried a case on mine and it just said very quietly but loudly business more than pleasure that's not to say you can't do both.I've yet to put my SD card in but does have the capacity for both. I did notice a slight flicker on a page but that has since settled and think it might have been a network connection problem but it has righted it self and only lasted a short while I suppose like any device it takes a few days to really settle in. But over all this is a great device and I would recommend anyone thinking of buying one to go ahead. It slips neatly into my carry and fits neatly into your glove compartment. If you've a car that doesn't have satnav this is ideal with the correct holder to have as your removable auto driving aid with the right app.The battery life is good for the device yes you can get devices with longer battery life thus far so far so good.I do have a bug bear and it's not with the device it's with the sales guy. Not to be mistaken what a lovely day who made my shopping experience a bit fun, but it was coming to close of the day and I'd been in a little rush and amidst all that it was a long day he forgot to tell me that the charging cable in the boxed packaged didn't have a specific Samsung USB C plug, so bear in mind when purchasing that you might need to buy a plug as well. Fortunately for myself I had an adequate plug so everything went fine. Obviously I've not tried every thing on the device but what I have tried, email, social media, data transferring and making calls all seems fine. I've yet to check out the picture quality and photo editing but something tells me I won't be disappointed.
Good replacement for the 8" tab S2 LTE. I can't say the screen is so crystal clear as the one 7 years old. The viewing angle is more precise. Will be the pixel technology being used in this.The failure of manufactures to make 4x3 screens these days lead to a search as many to find a replacement for the trusty 8" tab S2. This model you gain 1/2" in height, loose 1/2" in width held in portrait mode. Pump up the Samsung keyboard to maximum size of letters and its starting to resemble the Tab S2 in use with a similar sized visual experience on the keyboard.The new Android you soon get use to although I have a bigger tablet with that on it so was use to it. There appeared to be a bug after the upgrade to Android 14 which is well reported across boards over the months ... MoreGood replacement for the 8" tab S2 LTE. I can't say the screen is so crystal clear as the one 7 years old. The viewing angle is more precise. Will be the pixel technology being used in this.The failure of manufactures to make 4x3 screens these days lead to a search as many to find a replacement for the trusty 8" tab S2. This model you gain 1/2" in height, loose 1/2" in width held in portrait mode. Pump up the Samsung keyboard to maximum size of letters and its starting to resemble the Tab S2 in use with a similar sized visual experience on the keyboard.The new Android you soon get use to although I have a bigger tablet with that on it so was use to it. There appeared to be a bug after the upgrade to Android 14 which is well reported across boards over the months that Android 14 upgrade came out. You do another software update after the first. Might take a day to come through. Lack of notification sounds as I recall. Oh there is another software upgrade waiting... did the trick. Something to look out for. Notification sounds returned. Similar to Microsoft you get the package update and then a known bug fix after.Migration using the Samsung software over wifi worked well taking taking apps not in the Playstore plus directories. Email was configured but if you use customised sounds for incoming emails you do need to set them back up again. Bluetooth connections in the car etc need to be restored.Fast tablet compared to the tab S2 where apps were out growing the memory and developers were dropping Android 7 off so apps couldn't be updated and we're also blocked if you didnt update the firmware that you couldn't in anycase. Getting beyond a joke on the old tablet. Sanity now restored on the app front.Some older nitch software a bit of searching did find new software updates. Ezshare wifi SD camera card. Some fumbling with Chinese screens on that got it working. Release 5 of that to support the Chinese Market. Pleased about that one since I keep my Panasonic bridge camera 10 years old into the social media age with a discontinued Ezshare wifi card, good price at the time.Built in camera quality is good on the tablet.If you like large phablet devices, a bit bigger than the phone "phablets" which are now regular mobiles, then this is for you. Paper back sized screen for reading rather than massive 10 / 11 " tablets and the weight or mobiles that are too small. The beauty of 8" or 8.5" tablets in this case. Easy to carry in a shoulder bag.
My previous tablet was a 2016 model so it was way overdue for an upgrade. I stuck with the same brand as I was immensely please with my previous tablet. This new tablet is a nightmare compared to my old tablet. I am no longer able to sit with the tablet on my lap without having to "hold" it. The screen on my previous tablet was very responsive to every touch while I had it just laying on my lap or on the arm of the sofa. I did not have to hold it in any fashion. This tablet, not able to do so at all. I have to have one hand on the tablet and then tilt it to an angle before the touchscreen responds to a touch or tap. I will have this tablet sitting in my lap in a horizontal position. I tap the screen and it does not respond. I make sure that when I tap the tablet ... MoreMy previous tablet was a 2016 model so it was way overdue for an upgrade. I stuck with the same brand as I was immensely please with my previous tablet. This new tablet is a nightmare compared to my old tablet. I am no longer able to sit with the tablet on my lap without having to "hold" it. The screen on my previous tablet was very responsive to every touch while I had it just laying on my lap or on the arm of the sofa. I did not have to hold it in any fashion. This tablet, not able to do so at all. I have to have one hand on the tablet and then tilt it to an angle before the touchscreen responds to a touch or tap. I will have this tablet sitting in my lap in a horizontal position. I tap the screen and it does not respond. I make sure that when I tap the tablet isn't bouncing, I change the strength of the tap going from very light to hard and still no response. I have to take my other hand and place it on the side of the tablet, give it a slight tilt, then tap and the touchscreen finally responds. Because of this, I no longer enjoy using a tablet. I did contact the vendor prior to the return window for a "defective" product, however, if they found no defects, I would be responsible for paying for all costs associated with returning to them and then the vendor returning it back to me. Before I followed through on this, I did a diagnostic check on the tablet and it showed everything is working just fine. So, I must surmise that with the upgraded product, model changes have impacted the functionality of the touchscreen negatively. It's like the tablet has a gyroscope in it that must be at a certain plane before the screen will respond. If I could return it for a full refund, I would. In the meantime, it is going to just sit and gather dust as I am extremely disappointed in this tablet as it just causes aggravation and agitation.
I bought this tablet mainly to use as a e-reader - but with the option of using it to surf the net, access emails, watch stuff, listen to music etc.I was loooking for something bigger than a smartphone but not much bigger than the average hardback, and the Galaxy Tab A9 8.7 was one of the few that fit the bill.Although I have an arthritic condition that makes gripping stuff for extended periods of time painful, with some finesse (and changes of position) it's possible to use this tablet for a while without any serious discomfort - I read an early John Le Carre in one sitting!The screen is clear and bright, whilst navigation - at least at this early stage - is fast and responsive.The tablet seems able to display high quality video, and the audio is ... MoreI bought this tablet mainly to use as a e-reader - but with the option of using it to surf the net, access emails, watch stuff, listen to music etc.I was loooking for something bigger than a smartphone but not much bigger than the average hardback, and the Galaxy Tab A9 8.7 was one of the few that fit the bill.Although I have an arthritic condition that makes gripping stuff for extended periods of time painful, with some finesse (and changes of position) it's possible to use this tablet for a while without any serious discomfort - I read an early John Le Carre in one sitting!The screen is clear and bright, whilst navigation - at least at this early stage - is fast and responsive.The tablet seems able to display high quality video, and the audio is 'sound'.The 64GB capacity is more than enough for casual users - although the tablet comes with an SD slot to add capacity.Connecting to the internet was problem-free.As with most Android products it comes with a lot of software you may not have any use for, but this is easily removed/disabled as need be.All in all, for the price paid I have no hesitation in recommending it.
I have been using this tablet for school task like accesing my work and taking classes online. I dont have to worry about disconnected lectures or dropped video calls due to the 5g network im in and the tablets features make working on it easy! Speaking of easy Galaxy AI makes it alot easier to do more than one thing at a time. I work on an essay and proofread it faster with Note assist!I also enjoy watching movies and anime on this tablet the video graphics make watching movies crisp and clear. Once again the 5g on this tablet helps remove latency or picture fuzz. The processor make handling more than i application very easy.Let us not forget the social messaging and the pictures i uplaod very easy and clear. While browsing through various social media accounts ... MoreI have been using this tablet for school task like accesing my work and taking classes online. I dont have to worry about disconnected lectures or dropped video calls due to the 5g network im in and the tablets features make working on it easy! Speaking of easy Galaxy AI makes it alot easier to do more than one thing at a time. I work on an essay and proofread it faster with Note assist!I also enjoy watching movies and anime on this tablet the video graphics make watching movies crisp and clear. Once again the 5g on this tablet helps remove latency or picture fuzz. The processor make handling more than i application very easy.Let us not forget the social messaging and the pictures i uplaod very easy and clear. While browsing through various social media accounts on different windows tge tablet seema to work without hesitation or lag. I swith through windows with ease and no screen freeze. It is very smooth and transitions without drag or even video errors.Battery is also worth mentioning. I browse the internet, check social media, and play games on this tablet and the battery life is outstanding. It will last me 8 to 10 hours depending on use but it also doesnt get hot.Overall I believe that this product is very good for work and play and would recommed it to anyone interested in owning a tablet for multiple use. Witg all the features included and the Galaxy AI doing school work and multi tasking has been made simpler.
The Galaxy A9+ O.K., 4 a 2nd Tablet & kids. It lacks a few features I especially like & need… copy&paste. I like the unlimited scrolling when taking a screenshot, but you really can’t see the copied image unless you zoom. I like both Samsung & the other ‘a..tablet’. But, I like Samsung tablet because you can still expand the memory with a SD cards. I only buy tablets with cellular and the Samsung A9+ is a reasonable price…not too much where I worry about damaging it. I use my Samsung A9+ with cellular as my gps &music in place of my cars’ out-dated horrible & small screen navigation system. Samsung store could have more apps than it does. It’s been what 30 years +/- that Samsung has been in the U.S.America and their tablets still lacks popular Applications & key ... MoreThe Galaxy A9+ O.K., 4 a 2nd Tablet & kids. It lacks a few features I especially like & need… copy&paste. I like the unlimited scrolling when taking a screenshot, but you really can’t see the copied image unless you zoom. I like both Samsung & the other ‘a..tablet’. But, I like Samsung tablet because you can still expand the memory with a SD cards. I only buy tablets with cellular and the Samsung A9+ is a reasonable price…not too much where I worry about damaging it. I use my Samsung A9+ with cellular as my gps &music in place of my cars’ out-dated horrible & small screen navigation system. Samsung store could have more apps than it does. It’s been what 30 years +/- that Samsung has been in the U.S.America and their tablets still lacks popular Applications & key features like drawing, painting and designing apps with a stylus. I just wish that ALL Tablets can function as a real Phone&Tablet. A lot of us older tech geeks prefer a nice big screen. And, what’s better than reading the latest gossip on your tablet and talking about it with friends without having to juggle your phone & tablet & driving drink & sandwich… You’ll need 4 hands…lol
I always wanted a Tab S series tablet but my budget kept me from getting one. After my tablet's 10" screen cracked, I had to choose a replacement. And it was time. My old 10" tablet was stuck on Android 10! It is late 2023 and, as I kept looking for a decent replacement, I kept seeing hints about the Galaxy Tab A series coming out with a new model. As soon as it became available in the US I began to compare it to the Tab S series and it had most feature that I wanted, except S-Pen support. I saw the offer for a free tent case/cover/stand and I pulled the trigger.Once in my hands I had to test it with my previous tablet and it surpassed it everywhere except the sound. One thing that was surprizing was the connectivity. Along with my Galaxy Book2 and S22 Ultra it was ... MoreI always wanted a Tab S series tablet but my budget kept me from getting one. After my tablet's 10" screen cracked, I had to choose a replacement. And it was time. My old 10" tablet was stuck on Android 10! It is late 2023 and, as I kept looking for a decent replacement, I kept seeing hints about the Galaxy Tab A series coming out with a new model. As soon as it became available in the US I began to compare it to the Tab S series and it had most feature that I wanted, except S-Pen support. I saw the offer for a free tent case/cover/stand and I pulled the trigger.Once in my hands I had to test it with my previous tablet and it surpassed it everywhere except the sound. One thing that was surprizing was the connectivity. Along with my Galaxy Book2 and S22 Ultra it was a dream come true. The Tab 9+ has a beautiful 11" screen, 8Gb RAM, 128Gb storage, expandable to 1Tb using a microSD card. But the best value was DeX. I can have multiple Apps in their own window. Windows Phone Link opened a use case that I had been wanting for the longest: Run native Android Apps on my PC. I put Android on my 43" display and I can interact with it with my Windows keyboard and mouse. Listen to it on the full sound speakers connected to the display. I only hope I can add a S-Pen to this set up, but content creation possibilities just grew exponentially. Kudos to Samsung for bringing so many features to a midrange tablet. I can't wait to see what can be done with a Galaxy S series tablet.
| Display type | TFT LCD |
| Resolution | 800 x 1340 pixels, 5:3 ratio (~179 ppi density) |
| SIM | No |
| Chipset | Mediatek MT8781V/CA Helio G99 (6nm) |
| Card slot | microSDXC (dedicated slot) |
