Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series)
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019)
Starting at
£67.50
iPad 7 (2019, A10 series)
Starting at
£91.58£489.00 newWhat's the difference between the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) and iPad 7 (2019, A10 series)?
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) comes down to the RAM, screen size and screen type. Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) starts at £67.50, £24.08 less than the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series).
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- The iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) has more RAM: 3 GB vs 2 GB.
- Screen size: 10.1 inch on the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019), 10.2 inch on the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series).
- Screen type: TFT LCD on the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019), Retina display on the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series).
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) specs
The Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) and the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) are both tablets from 2019 but suit different needs. The Galaxy Tab A offers a straightforward experience with Android 11 and 2 GB RAM, ideal for everyday use and smaller storage options. The iPad features a larger, sharper Retina screen and more storage options, while the Galaxy Tab A is lighter and uses a TFT LCD screen. Both have stereo speakers and no SIM ports. Choose the Galaxy Tab A for everyday tasks and lighter use, or the iPad 7 for a richer display and longer software updates.
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) price
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) battery life and software updates
Durability here relates to software updates and the operating system, which affect how long each tablet stays current and secure.
Operating System Support
This suits users who prefer a stable system without needing the newest features.
Latest Update Compatibility
This suits users who want a device that remains updated for longer.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) performance
Performance depends on the processor, RAM, and storage options, which influence speed, multitasking, and how much you can keep on the device.
Processor and RAM
The Galaxy Tab A has an Exynos 7904 processor and 2 GB RAM, suitable for everyday tasks like browsing and media. The iPad 7 features the Apple A10 Fusion processor and 3 GB RAM, offering smoother multitasking and handling more apps open at once. This makes the iPad 7 a better fit if you use heavier apps or switch between tasks frequently.
Storage Options
The Galaxy Tab A offers 16 GB or 32 GB storage options, which works well for users who keep fewer files or apps. The iPad 7 comes with 32 GB or 128 GB, giving more space for apps, photos, and videos. Choose the iPad if you want more room for media and apps without relying on external storage.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) screen
Screen quality affects how content looks, with differences in resolution, size, pixel density, and display type influencing clarity and viewing comfort.
Screen Size and Resolution
The Galaxy Tab A has a 10.1 inch screen with a resolution of 1200 by 1920 pixels, which provides clear images suitable for everyday viewing. The iPad 7 offers a slightly larger 10.2 inch screen with a resolution of 2160 by 1620 pixels, making it more spacious for watching videos and reading. The higher resolution means sharper details on the iPad.
Pixel Density and Display Type
The Galaxy Tab A has a pixel density of 230 ppp and uses a TFT LCD screen, which is fine for everyday use. The iPad 7 has a higher pixel density of 264 ppp and a Retina display, delivering crisper text and richer colours. This makes the iPad 7 a good choice for users who value screen clarity and quality.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) camera
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) size and design
Other practical differences include SIM capabilities, device weight, and dual SIM options, which affect how you use the tablet on the go and how it feels in hand.
SIM Port and Dual SIM
Both tablets come without a SIM port, so neither supports mobile data via a SIM card. The iPad 7 supports dual SIM functionality.
Weight
The Galaxy Tab A weighs 469 grams, making it slightly lighter than the iPad 7, which weighs 483 grams. The lighter weight might suit users who prefer a tablet that feels less heavy during extended use.
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Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) or iPad 7 (2019, A10 series): which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £67.50, £24.08 less than the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series)
- you want a lighter build (469 g vs 483 g)
Buy the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) if
- you want more RAM (3 GB vs 2 GB)
What our customers say
Customers who bought the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) often note that the tablets are in very good condition and work perfectly for everyday use. Many appreciate its simplicity, with one mentioning it was easy enough to set up independently even at an older age. Several buyers chose it for family members who needed a straightforward device, highlighting good value and satisfaction with its condition. Some customers noted minor issues such as residue on the device or a missing charger, but overall the reviews show strong appreciation for its usability and condition.
Those who purchased the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) praise its near-new condition and quality, often remarking on the sharp screen and smooth performance. Buyers appreciate the value for money compared to new devices and mention the device works perfectly for activities like watching shows and reading. Many note the iPad is clean and well maintained, with some comments on minor scratches that do not affect use. The iPad is seen as a reliable choice for users wanting a quality refurbished tablet with good battery life and display.
In summary, the Galaxy Tab A suits customers looking for a simple, reliable tablet for everyday tasks and family use. The iPad 7 appeals to those wanting a sharper screen, longer software support, and more storage for media and apps.
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) FAQs
Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) vs iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) comes down to the RAM, screen size and screen type. The iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) has more RAM: 3 GB vs 2 GB. Screen size: 10.1 inch on the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019), 10.2 inch on the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series).
The Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) is cheaper refurbished, from £67.50 compared with £91.58 for the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series).
We don't have published update dates for the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019). Updates for the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) ended in May 2026. Its last version is iPadOS 18.
Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (10.1", 2019) comes in 16GB and 32GB, and the iPad 7 (2019, A10 series) in 32GB and 128GB.








