Budget-friendly Galaxy Tab A8 Lite possible key specs and design leaked

Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 Lite appears in Safety Korea and Geekbench listings

The Safety Korea listing reveals an image of the design of the Galaxy Tab A8 Lite, while the Geekbench results give us important info on the tablet's key specifications.


At the front, the tablet's display has uniform bezels that are relatively thick (but this is understandable for a budget-friendly tablet). The front camera is situated in the top bezel.

However, there are no leaks or information currently on the exact size of the display.


Keep in mind that if this listing is for the A8 Lite, this means it will have a better processor than the recently-released Galaxy Tab A8, which runs on a 12nm-based Unisoc Tiger T618 chip. However, this seems conflicting given the fact the A8 Lite should be, indeed, a Lite version of the Tab A8, so it having a better processor is a rumor that has to be taken with a grain of salt.

Another detail revealed by the Geekbench listing is that the tablet will have 3GB of RAM, which is enough only for simple tasks and doesn't provide the best support for multitasking or demanding activities. However, as we pointed out earlier, this is expected to be a stripped-down budget tablet, so don't expect wonders from it.

Additionally, the alleged Tab A8 Lite scored 179 and 902 in Geekbench’s single-core and multi-core tests. It appears to be running Android 12 out of the box with Samsung's OneUI 4.0.

What more should we expect from the Tab A8 Lite?

There aren't as many leaks or rumors for the budget-friendly tablet as, for example, for flagship devices such as the Galaxy S22 line (which has had almost everything leaked so far). This means it is unclear what other specs the Galaxy Tab A8 Lite will feature.

Its predecessor, the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite, comes with an 8.7-inch TFT LCD display panel, and again runs with 3GB of RAM. It has 32GB of internal storage, and a 12-nm built Mediatek Helio P22T chip. The rear camera of the Galaxy Tab A8 Lite's predecessor is an 8MP sensor (again, a single one), and the selfie camera on the device comes with a simple 2MP sensor. It is understandable we can expect a similar configuration for the Galaxy Tab A8.

On the other hand, Samsung's premium Galaxy Tab S-line is also due for an upgrade and rumors suggest the South Korea-based tech giant should unveil the Tab S8 alongside the Galaxy S22, or probably later. If we hear more, we'll keep you updated, so stay tuned!