Takes a while to get use to but color, speed and clarity are exceptional.

I bought this in May when it was on a mega sale better than half price. So I ended up buying 2 for only ￡238! It's that amazing it was a bargain and I gave Samsung more customers as my brother in law ended up buying 4 for his daughters and then another 2 for his car business so well done to Samsung...

My husband had been looking to get one of these for a while and was delighted when it was on offer when we purchased it. The picture quality is superb and its versatility it fantastic. It is easy to use and so quick to download films and such. Great bit of kit and will be used daily.

I have a Samsung phone hence buying the Tab A 10.5, It was fairly straight forward to get up and running, I am not very "IT" so had to google a few things relating to syncing to my phone. Personally I would prefer a quick manual set up guide with more detail than that provided.

Except better battery and the Android update, it's almost the same as my S2 tab from 2016. Good value for the money. Less bloatware as 2016.

While the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.5 (2018) offers an Android alternative to an iPad, it's a much weaker tablet you're getting – it's slower to use, less ergonomic, and can't run operations very well.

Low price point; Headphone jack; Long battery life

Slow to use; Bulky design; Android still isn't great on tablets

Got this tablet with amazon gift cards points Bought it for 245$(I win gift cards takes a long time to get)glad I didnt wait! Best tablet I had Better the kindle and dragon tech Battery life was at 50% and bigger screen then my dragon tech 10.1 well worth the $ for a year old tablet Came fast to

I like the size and it is so clear have only watched the footy on it and its perfect

not yet only picked it up 2 days ago

Easy setup. Great display.

I bought tab A instead of S4 because of the price. If you know what you need there are no problem and complaints with it. Yes, it's not the fastest device, but quite adequate for my needs: web surfing, pictures viewing, Netflix, YouTube, occasional light games, banking, etc.