Samsung Galaxy 8.7" Tab A7 Lite Wi-Fi Tablet 3GB RAM 32GB Capacity, Long-Lasting Battery 5,100mAh - Silver - SM-T220NZSBXAR (Renewed)

So my 11 year old is non verbal autistic and we own 2 other Samsung tablets so honestly I wasn't expecting a whole lot out of a refurbished one. I received it and set it up tonight in prep for Christmas and yeah it's not lighting fast but it's decent! For a kid that only watches YouTube it'll do!!!! It's clean, not cracked, came with the starter packet and a charger looked bran new! Screen resolution is top notch, size is what I expected, touch sensitivity is like a new one. Like I said the slackness is there but it's not bad!

My 12 year old don't know it was refurbish, she loves it. It looks like new and works great. It is hard to beat samsung tablets and phones, for the price. The battery works like new. It came with charger and cables. The only thing wrong, was the cable/ cord didn't fit the charger. But, I keep plenty on chargers around.

I have an older 8" Android tablet I bought in 2017. It still works great, but it's getting harder to find apps that work on that version of Android. And it can be slow.So I thought, why not get a 2023 model? I can upgrade my Android version and get a faster processor as well.I got this A7 as a highly-recommended 8" tablet, and was looking forward to using it.However, the newer models aren't that great. The new versions of Android remain clunky to use. The app icons got even smaller and spaced wider apart, which on an 8" screen is very annoying to use. The home screen still doesn't know how to rotate (maybe rotating a home screen is forever beyond the capabilities of software engineering?). The updated Android version means older apps I'm used to aren't working any more, and all the new apps have multiple layers of permission pop-ups.And Android still doesn't know how to dim its screen properly? So you have to use third-party apps to dim the screen at night, and they need crazy amounts of scary permissions.Worst of all, the 2023 A7 is slower than the 2017 tablet I was using earlier. Maybe it's slower hardware? Maybe the advanced Android system slows the system down? I'm not sure.So I'm still using my older 2017 tablet as my primary device. I've got this newer, slower A7 as a backup reading device.I'd still give this 4 stars, since it is a working 8" Android tablet at a good price point that seems to be reliable. But the past 6 years haven't brought any significant improvements in speed or functionality that I can see.

This was a refurb and quite well done. The tablet was clean, and well packed with all essentials including charging block and cable. The setup as per Samsung took about 20 minutes and was not a challenge. I am happy with the speed and function of the tablet.

I got this for my son (almost 4) to upgrade his Amazon tablet. I didn't see anything about a kids mode but I got it anyways. ✨IT DOES IN FACT, HAVE A KIDS MODE!✨I went through the set up to make sure it was running and all his apps are set up for when he opens it for Solstice and it was definitely worth the buy. Came with original booklet and charger+block and everything. No scratches or cracks what do ever. I'm so excited for him to see it

The battery life, screen quality and build are great. This also works great with my copper-tip stylus but it's slow. Most apps load fine but some that are more resource intensive, like Wingspan, can take a few minutes to load. It's an exercise in zen-like patience.It's fine for personal use but I wouldn't want to use it in a work environment or anywhere that timely/quick use would be needed.

I bought it for my wife and she loved it.

I bought this to replace a Kindle Fire that was dying and I'm so glad I did. This one natively has the Play store much better RAM and storage. This tablet easily has three times the storage capacity that the old Kindle Fire had. I would definitely buy this again. I love it.