With the pandemic seems to be getting a bit worse or out of control, students in Malaysia have no choice but to wait with bated breath before they could return to school. Hence the release of Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite priced at RM699 is really a boon for students learning from home. It is increasingly clear that more and more students need a reliable tablet or laptop to aid them in their online learning and the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite seems to be the answer.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite Priced at RM699
Parents who wish to grab this wallet-friendly tablet can pre-order via online retailer Mobile2Go. This WIFI version of Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is actually the even more affordable alternative to the 10-inch Galaxy Tab A7 that was launched in the year 2020 with a price tag of RM799. Since this is the "lite" version, do expect some compromises in terms of hardware and performances. Let's find out.
Is this the cheapest tablet from Samsung so far?
Despite its affordable price tag, Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is a capable tablet!
Unlike its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite comes with an 8.7-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 1340x800 pixels. Despite the relatively smaller size, I honestly believe it is still big enough for students who want to use it as their primary device for their "Study From Home". Then again, those who want something smaller and portable would appreciate its diminutive 8.7-inch display.
Its display size, weight, and thickness make it ideal for students
Since this is a budget-friendly tablet from Samsung, its hardware is nothing to shout about but will be more than enough to handle your Zoom calls, Google Meets, and watching online presentations. Under the hood, the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is powered by MediaTek Helio P22T Processor which is of course an entry-level SoC. You will get 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage that fortunately can be expanded via MicroSD card.
The 8MP rear camera and 2MP selfie camera should be more than enough
In terms of photography, the rear shooter is equipped with an 8MP main camera while the front-facing camera is a 2MP selfie camera. The rear camera will be more than enough for you to snap your assignments, written essays, and homework for upload while the selfie camera though basic, will be more than enough for all your video call needs during your online learning sessions.
Comes with Dolby Atmos sound!
3.5mm headphone jack is included!
Though it is affordable for a Samsung tablet, the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite will still have dual stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos! Wow! The best part is you will still get your 3.5mm headphone jack which I think is a must for online learning, especially for students. To learn online via Google Meet and Zoom calls by using wireless earbuds can be really frustrating and that is why the inclusion of a headphone jack is really brilliant.
What colour do you prefer?
Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite will be powered by a huge 5,100mAh battery that charges via USB-C which supports 15W adaptive fast charging. Tipping the scale at 366grams and comes with a thickness of 8mm, this affordable tablet from Samsung will be sold in 2 different colours of Grey and Silver. Running on Android 11 and overlayed by Samsung OneUI 3.1 skin, the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is definitely one of the cheapest tablets that you can buy for your children for their online learning.
I really might consider buying this for the price and get 4GB Ram and 64GB Storage! My Hwawei punya so slow to play mahjong. Haiks!
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The price is good. U can buy for your children one each to do online learning.
ReplyDeleteMy children have their own tablet and laptop already. Still, like you have said the price is good.
DeleteMany children here come from families that can barely afford to put food on the table especially with the extended lockdown and daily paid workers do not get a single sen and many do not have any source of income. These are sad times.
ReplyDeleteThat is the sad reality that really needs to be addressed by the government and local authorities. Unfortunately...they will be left behind...
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