Originally released in June 2015, the Samsung Galaxy Tab E is getting a bit old now. At around £120, the tablet is relatively expensive for what it offers. The Amazon Fire HD 8 (2018) and Vodafone Smart Tab N8 both provide better value for money with comparable specs to the Galaxy Tab E.

Price; Build quality and design

Battery life; Overall performance; Display

Excellent Samsung galaxy e tablet brought for my daughter she loves it it fast and smooth and big screen and best of all deleverd next day as satandard. Very pleased with the service .

My wife got me this after i sat on my old S7 tablet and aside from it suffering from being a touch heavy and the speaker leaving a little to desired this is a great inexpensive tablet.

Easy to set up initially but I had to go online to get further information as to using this device which was new to me. It is fairly straight forward when used a few times mine kept going off at first which was annoying but seems to be O.K. now.

I purchased this product in January 2017 and now it won't charge or turn on .now have a disappointed child as he not lover has a tablet I wouldn't mind but they should last longer than this

This tablet runs Android 4.4.4 which has long since been replaced and is no longer supported. The last updates which Samsung released for this tablet were in December 2016, customer service won't admit that Samsung have stopped software updates for this tablet but can't tell you when there might be...

Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab E (SM-T561) in India for Rs. 16,900, along with the Galaxy Tab A in India that we reviewed recently. It has a large 9.6-inch display, comes with 3G support and also has voice calling capabilities, which is rare to see tables with a large screen.

Decent camera; Good Battery life; Good build quality; SIM support with voice calling

Low resolution display; Huge and bulky; No ambient light sensor; Gaming performance is below average