Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022)
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019)
Starting at
£67.50
Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022)
Starting at
£324.36£649.00 newWhat's the difference between the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) and Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022)?
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) comes down to the RAM, screen size and weight. Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) starts at £67.50, £256.86 less than the Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022). The Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) is the newer model, released in 2022.
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- The Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) has more RAM: 8 GB vs 2 GB.
- The Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) has a bigger screen: 11.0 inch vs 10.1 inch.
- The Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) has a lighter build: 469 g vs 503 g.
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) specs
The Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) and Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) serve different needs. The Galaxy Tab A is suitable for everyday use with a smaller screen, simpler performance, and features that handle common tasks well. The Galaxy Tab S8 offers more power, a larger and sharper screen, and features like 120Hz refresh rate and unlocked carrier compatibility. Both tablets run Android but support different maximum OS versions. Choose the Galaxy Tab A for straightforward use and lighter apps, and the Galaxy Tab S8 if you need speed, storage, and a more detailed display.
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) price
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) battery life and software updates
Durability includes software support and how long each device can keep up with updates. This affects how secure and current your tablet remains over time.
Operating System Support
It suits users who prefer a stable setup without needing the newest features.
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Maximum operating system supported
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) performance
Performance covers the processor, RAM, and storage options. This impacts how quickly apps run and how much multitasking your tablet can handle.
Processor Power
The Galaxy Tab A has a Samsung Exynos 7904 processor running at 1.8000 GHz, suitable for everyday tasks like browsing and streaming. The Galaxy Tab S8 features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 at 3.00 GHz, offering faster performance for apps that demand more power or multitasking.
Memory and Storage
With 2 GB of RAM, the Galaxy Tab A is designed for basic app use. It comes in 16GB or 32GB storage options, fitting users who need space for essential apps and files. The Galaxy Tab S8 has 8 GB of RAM, which keeps more apps open smoothly and supports faster switching. Its storage options of 128GB and 256GB provide room for larger files and more apps.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) screen
Screen quality affects how clear and smooth visuals appear. Differences in size, resolution, and pixel density influence viewing comfort and detail.
Display Size and Resolution
The Galaxy Tab A has a 10.1 inch TFT LCD screen with a resolution of 1200 x 1920 and a pixel density of 230 ppp. This size suits users who want a compact screen for reading and casual media. The Galaxy Tab S8 has a larger 11.0 inch TFT LCD screen with a resolution of 1600 x 2560 and a pixel density of 280 ppp, making it a better choice for those who want sharper images and more room for productivity or detailed video.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) camera
Audiovisual features include speakers and the webcam, affecting media playback and video calls.
Speakers and Webcam
Both tablets have stereo speakers, but the Galaxy Tab S8 features four speakers, which can provide richer sound. Both devices include a webcam for video calls, suitable for communication and online meetings.
Camera Detail
The Galaxy Tab A has an 8 megapixel camera, which captures clear everyday photos and video. The Galaxy Tab S8 offers a 13 megapixel camera, which captures more detail and suits users who want sharper photos and video quality.
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Webcam
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) size and design
Miscellaneous features cover refresh rates, carrier compatibility, SIM options, and weight, influencing daily usability and convenience.
Refresh Rate
The Galaxy Tab S8 supports a 120Hz refresh rate, which makes scrolling and animations smoother, enhancing the experience for gaming and browsing. The Galaxy Tab A does not have this feature, fitting users who do not need high frame rates.
Carrier and SIM Options
The Galaxy Tab S8 is unlocked, allowing use with various carriers if you have a SIM card. The Galaxy Tab A does not have a SIM port, so it connects only through WiFi, suiting users who do not require mobile network access.
Weight Considerations
The Galaxy Tab A weighs 469 grams, making it slightly lighter and easier to hold for extended periods. The Galaxy Tab S8 weighs 503 grams, which is still portable but reflects its larger screen and additional features.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) or Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022): which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £67.50, £256.86 less than the Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022)
- you want a lighter build (469 g vs 503 g)
Buy the Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) if
- you want more RAM (8 GB vs 2 GB)
- you want a bigger screen (11.0 inch vs 10.1 inch)
What our customers say
Customers who bought the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) generally praise its condition and usability. Many appreciate its simplicity, especially older users who find it easy to set up and use. The device is reported to be in very good condition, with some customers noting excellent value for the price. A few customers mention minor issues like residue on the device or missing accessories, but overall users find it reliable for everyday tasks.
The Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) receives positive feedback for its speed, screen clarity, and performance. Customers highlight the tablet's condition as close to new and enjoy the larger storage options and smooth app experience. Some mention receiving minor cosmetic marks that could be cleaned, and a few note the absence of a SIM card slot despite expecting one. Users value the device for handling more demanding apps and appreciate the included stylus in some cases.
The Galaxy Tab A suits buyers looking for a straightforward tablet for basic use and reading, especially those preferring simplicity. The Galaxy Tab S8 fits users wanting faster performance, more storage, and a sharper screen for media and productivity.
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) FAQs
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) comes down to the RAM, screen size and weight. The Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) has more RAM: 8 GB vs 2 GB. The Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) has a bigger screen: 11.0 inch vs 10.1 inch.
The Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) is cheaper refurbished, from £67.50 compared with £324.36 for the Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022).
The Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) adds more RAM (8 GB vs 2 GB) and a bigger screen (11.0 inch vs 10.1 inch). Refurbished, it costs £256.86 more (from £324.36 vs £67.50).
Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) comes in 16GB and 32GB, and the Galaxy Tab S8 (11.0", 2022) in 128GB and 256GB.
