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Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5 Hands-On Review : First Impressions

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5 Hands-On Review : First Impressions

Posted on September 5, 2018July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung recently released a new wave of their gadgets in the country following the official launch of the Galaxy Note 9. One of those devices is the family-oriented tablet, the Galaxy Tab A 10.5. Luckily, I got my hands on it so, take a look at my initial impressions below.

It would seem like Samsung’s goal this year for their tablets is to lessen the top and bottom bezels. Comparing from last year’s Tab A 8.0 (2017), the Tab A 10.5 looks more pleasing as the company eliminated their logo at the top and physical buttons at the bottom. For me, it’s still not slim enough but hey, this is already a good start. The back has a metal unibody and matte-like finish, which looks simple yet stylish.
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