The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2016) is a compelling package. No other other 10-inch tablet with Android 6, LTE and Full-HD on the market offers more for less. If the performance is up to par as well is the subject of our review.

sturdy design; bright Full-HD display; LTE; 5 GHz WLAN; Android 6; microSD slot with App2SD; games run stutter-free; long battery life

only 10.5 GB available storage; weak cameras; throttling under maximum load; speaker only on one side; battery is not swappable

SM-T580 NZKAXAR . BEST BUDGET TABLET I HAVE OWNED. PRICE CANNOT BE BEAT ! WITH THE NEW "EXYNOS 7570" OCTA-CORE PROCESSOR IT IS FAST.

This tablet does everything required of it by me and more. Its much faster than my previous one and the screen is very clear sharp also colour is brilliant . I am 100% satisfied with its performance all round as per its published specification by the seller

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This will then be the closest model to the very popular Note 10.1(2014) edition. About time for such a unit. One big mistake is not to include OTG or USB host in this line up. OTG or USB host should be a standard option on all tablets and phones.

Pros: Fast, works pretty well. Cons: touch screen slow sometimes, apps shut down by themselves occasionally, start-up is slow

All is good and functional; attractive design; easy to use software

Some software glitches such as needing to re boot in the middle of a chat; System time (on first page) disparate and not able to reset

I bought this tablet 2 weeks ago and i love it i had to buy something to play my games on because an ipad that got handed down to me with a lil crack on it got worse i have always preferred android over ios this tablet is the best device i have ever had it runs games perfectly the sound is gr8 the...

Samsung's 5.3-inch Android smartphone is big in size but is it big in ability

Stunning 5.3-inch display; Solid; stylish construct; S-Pen stylus

Lack of physical camera button; Back button sensitivity; Flimsy back panel

Bought this to replace an old Nook e reader that was a good product, but worn out after 5 years. Have had it a month. Love it. Learning curve was fairly short for a 69 yr. old geezer like me who doesn't have a smart phone.