Samsung is not only competing in the smartphone market but also the tablet market. Yes! Although as we can see, there are not so many smartphone manufacturers playing in the tablet market either. Besides Samsung, there are Huawei and Apple. Meanwhile, Advan is a local player who also enlivens the tablet market in the country.

If we mention the name Samsung, tablet products produced by the electronics giant from South Korea are loaded into the Galaxy Tab line. And recently introduced by Samsung are the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7+. This is Samsung’s flagship tablet aimed at working professionals.

Meanwhile, for those who want a Galaxy Tab at an affordable price, Samsung has the Galaxy Tab A Series and that is the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Has a lightweight and thin body

Like the previous Galaxy Tab A Series tablet that was launched by Samsung, the design of the Galaxy A7 also looks very minimalist. The back of this tablet only contains a camera module which is placed in the upper right corner (positioned in landscape). In addition, there is a Samsung logo in the middle with a silver color bandage.

So, what about the dimensions? The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 has lightweight, weighing only 476 grams. Not only light, but the body is also thickness of only 7mm. Even so, this tablet with a metal back still has thick bezels on all sides.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 comes with a diagonal measuring 10.4 inches and has a WUXGA + resolution aka 1,200 x 2,000 pixels. The screen panel used is IPS LCD. But no less interesting, this tablet is equipped with four speakers with Dolby Atmos support.

Single Camera on the front and back of Samsung Galaxy Tab A7

The camera support in this tablet is not as sophisticated as that of the smartphone line. The Galaxy Tab A7 only has two cameras, one each on the front and one on the back. Even so, these two cameras are more than enough to shoot objects in front of your eyes.

For video conferencing or online meetings that usually feel more comfortable using a tablet, Samsung has armed the Galaxy Tab A7 with a 5 MP front camera. Meanwhile, on the back of this tablet, sits an 8 MP camera sensor.

Seeing the not-so-significant photography function on a tablet, it seems that the Galaxy Tab A7 has a 5 MP rear camera and an 8 MP front camera is more than enough. Again, the very useful camera function is when users make video calls or video conferences.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Powered by Snapdragon 662

Just like when buying a smartphone, of course, some of us ask what chipset is installed in the Galaxy Tab A7. Samsung has equipped the Galaxy Tab A7 with the Snapdragon 662 chipset which is built using the 11nm manufacturing process. As we all know, this chipset falls into the middle-class category, where the CPU is Octa-core.

The performance of the Snapdragon 662 that Samsung has embedded into the Galaxy Tab A7 also cannot be separated from the embedded memory support. The Galaxy Tab A7 marketed by Samsung comes with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage. Users can still expand their storage using a microSD card.

Smoothly used for daily activities

The selling points offered by Samsung related to the Galaxy Tab A7 are indeed very diverse. First, this tablet comes with a 10.4-inch screen with WUXGA+ resolution, although the display panel is not yet Super AMOLED. Furthermore, this tablet is equipped with the Snapdragon 662 chipset.

No less surprising is the memory embedded by Samsung into this tablet. Yes! The Galaxy Tab A7 already has 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage. Finally, the embedded power supply is a 7,040 mAh battery that can last quite a long time.

The Galaxy Tab A7 is also very comfortable to use for video meetings using the Zoom application or others. Likewise when this tablet is used to enjoy many video shows on YouTube or watch streaming videos via Netflix and Disney+ Hotstar.

The results of the benchmark test using the 3D Mark application, the resulting score is 1,169 points (Sling Shot Extreme – OpenGL ES 3.1), and 1,831 points (Sling Shot). Using PC Mark, the resulting score reached 6,301 points (Work 2.0).