Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 Specs

So far, it's really good for its price. It has a strong screen, and a thin, but solid body. This tablet is not the LTE version, so you can not call. Samsung's Internet Browser is better than most all (for me), such as Firefox, Explorer, and Safari. It is quick, has plenty of features, and is somewhat customizable. It has a headphone jack and has good quality out of it. The single speaker is disappointing, however, and a dual speaker would be greatly appreciated such as in the larger 9.7 version. The worst part of this tablet is its camera. The front facing camera if "ok", and is fine for Skype, Messenger, or simple Selfies. The back Camera is where this tablet hits rock bottom. It is simple to use and is good for absolutely PERFECT lighting conditions. if it's too bright it has problems. To dim, and has more problems. Has zoom as well. Video recording is "meh". It's fast. It speeds and loads everything fast, and does well with its 1.5GB of ram. Ram Management is ok, and if you have more than five apps open, one is bound to crash. Blows through the Samsung Browser, and Facebook as well. It has plenty of options to choose from in the pulldown bar. It is quick, and the battery is good. The camera is "meh" as best but it's a Tablet, you're not going to use it as much as a phone. It has low memory, but with a Micro SD Card, it is not a problem. Text is hard on the eyes if you read alot however. But is fine when quickly using google or reading something. From its lowest to its brightest, theres not much of a difference. It doesn't dim a lot, and it doesn't brighten much. Its fiine though. I can use it for about 8 hours on full brightness, and about 8 and a half on lowest Dim. It doesn't charge fast or slow. Whats in the box is fine for every day though. Takes about 3 to four hours to charge.