Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ 11" Widescreen Tablet, 128GB, Android 13, Navy

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 11” tablet is a perfect fit for an individual looking for a good quality tablet. The metal and material : The matte finish comes with the cost of fingerprints being left behind quite easy. However, the base silver finish seems to not have the issue of that. As for the rest of the tablet, the smooth finish on the metal allows for a comfortable feel in the hands as well as it being not quite as heavy as some tablets on the market. The Screen: The 11” display is a standard 1080p screen which looks great along with the colors. (saturation and contrast) if you’re used to lightly tapping on screens then you’ll need to be prepared to adjust your tapping because it seems it’s a bit less sensitive than most devices. There is a setting under display that allows you to increase the sensitivity for when you put something over the screen such as a screen protector but if you don’t have one on it’s extremely sensitive. The audio: The device has quad-speakers, two on either side of the device. It also has a good max volume output without distortion. Even if you’re holding the tablet sideways and icing two speakers it still sounds clear and just a bit more quiet. The camera and ports: The device features a USB-C type charging port as well as the still included 3.5mm headphone jack for all you wired headphone users or auxiliary users. The cameras front and rear facing cameras are about the same as your day to day laptop and doesn’t touch the quality of the galaxy s5 or even the iphone 5 series. However, assuming you’re going to be using the device for most other day to day task, if the camera is a dealbreaker then I’d say to find another tablet cause this camera won’t cut it. The device use and enjoyment: After roughly 24 hours of use, I’ve noticed a slight stutter in between switching apps as well as loading into/out of apps. There is some hesitation when pressing the home or back button sometimes but overall it’s something that’s like gum on the shoe. The screen is bright and is fluid with swipes and once you get past the stutters and hesitation the apps usually run extremely well. I have had Spotify running at the same time as playing an FPS-game and it ran pretty well so long as the internet connection is stable. Overall, the device is a good quality tablet, it just lacks in some places that I can’t give it a five star rating for. Thanks for taking the time to read this. Have a great day.

This tablet is pretty nice. I am getting used to using it, but I haven't had a tablet for a while now. I really like it so far. My only complaint is that samsumg tableys dont have the samsung themes app, like the Samsung Galaxy cellphones. Hope they add it to their tablets