The interface is not as heavy as it used to be.
#Tab notes lite android
With OneUI, standard Android gets customized a bit.
#Tab notes lite series
In the past, the Tab A series has usually gotten at least two big updates. Usually, Samsung is much better with updates than most other Android brands.
#Tab notes lite software
That means we’re getting up-to-date software out of the box and that’s fantastic. Samsung is shipping the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite running Android 11 and its OneUI in version 3.1. But everything is usable and a bit of multitasking works too. So, don’t expect a super snappy experience. That’s to be expected in this price class because this clearly is an entry-level tablet. When using tons of tabs or switching between apps fast, you sometimes will have to wait a bit until something is loaded. The operating system itself and common apps like Chrome, Gmail, YouTube, and Microsoft Office run well. Other games like Super Mario Kart run fantastic. But again, it doesn’t look amazing and you’ll have to live with some minor stutters. I played a bit of F1 Mobile Racer and it’s playable as well. But you will have to live with occasional stutters but I think it’s playable. It doesn’t look amazing but with low settings, it does run fine. My gaming test shows that while you can play many games on the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite, you’ll have to select the lowest graphics on pretty much all demanding titles like PUBG Mobile. So, that one is the better gaming tablet. However, the Amazon one, which is cheaper, has a noticeably better graphics performance.
#Tab notes lite plus
With that being said, its CPU performance is better than of the Amazon Fire HD 8 Plus which is a direct 8-inch competitor. It’s much slower than the bigger Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 in the Geekbench 5 benchmark. You can get it with LTE as well.īenchmark results are pretty week. Out of the box, 12.5GB are used by the system. The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite features a MediaTek Helio P22T processor with 3GB of RAM and 32GB internal storage. You can use generic pens made for capacitive touchscreens but they are terrible and might be okay for little children. So, this is not a great tablet for handwritten notes. It’s not too much of a bummer because the screen doesn’t have the highest resolution anyways.īy the way, the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite does not support the S Pen. That means that you can’t watch Netflix with HD resolution. It seems like Samsung didn’t cover the display in a coating to prevent fingerprints because I had to clean the screen all the time.Īnother kind of downside is that the tablet has a Widevine Level of 元. Now, it’s not great in direct sunlight at all so it’s not a beach tablet or so. That’s doable as long as you’re not sitting in direct sunlight but a bit brighter would have been better. I was able to read with it while sitting in a café outside. Viewing angles and color reproduction is good and the brightness is okay. But well, that’s what you get in this price range.Īll other aspects are not great but fine. So, if you use your phone first and then switch to the A7 Lite, I think many will clearly notice a lack of sharpness. And that means the pixel density needs to be higher for the screen to look sharp. Usually, you’ll be holding a smaller tablet closer to your face than a 10-inch one. Because here, texts certainly don’t look as sharp as they could. That’s not great and I wish Samsung would have used a FullHD screen. It means that the pixel density is the same as on typical 8-inch tablets with a standard HD resolution. The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite has an 8.7-inch LCD with a resolution of 1340 x 800 pixels. But, obviously, you’ll get much better bass and a more pleasing sound with most pricier tablets. Considering its price, I think the sound is fine. I like that we get two speakers that offer a real stereo separation. Photos look fine but the video looks over-sharpened. And the same goes for the 8-megapixel main camera. In fact, especially the HD video out of that camera looks a bit blurry. The 2-megapixel webcam is not great at all. There’s no fingerprint scanner but you can unlock it using the webcams facial recognition. It has a standard headphone jack, a USB C 2.0 port, and a microSD card slot. That’s what you usually want to be able to do with an 8-inch tablet. It’s 8mm thin, weighs 360g, and is narrow enough so that you can hold it in one hand. I like the design and it does look better than the competition from Amazon.
We’re getting a mostly metal body with some plastic parts at the top and bottom.
Considering its price, I think the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is well built.
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