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Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023)

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Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018)

Starting at

£66.60£339.00 new
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Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023)

Starting at

£140.00
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(6 reviews)
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What's the difference between the Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) and Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023)?

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) comes down to the RAM and screen size. Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) starts at £66.60, £73.40 less than the Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023). The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) is the newer model, released in 2023.

Refurbished from

£66.60£140

RAM

3 GB8 GB

Screen size

10.5 inch11.0 inch
  • The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) has more RAM: 8 GB vs 3 GB.
  • The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) has a bigger screen: 11.0 inch vs 10.5 inch.

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) specs

The Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) and the Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) differ mainly in screen size, memory, and storage options. The Tab A9+ offers a slightly larger 11.0 inch screen and a resolution of 1920 x 1200, making it better suited for those who want more screen space for videos and apps. It also has 8 GB of RAM and comes in larger storage options of 64GB and 128GB, ideal if you run many apps or need more space. The Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) has 3 GB RAM and 32GB storage, fitting everyday use like browsing, streaming, and simple apps. Both tablets are unlocked and offer smooth performance within their capacities, matching different needs and budgets.

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) price

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) battery life and software updates

Battery

7300 mAhN/A

Maximum operating system supported

Android 10N/A

Year of release

20182023

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) performance

Memory and storage affect how smoothly your tablet runs apps and how much you can keep on it. The two Galaxy Tabs differ notably in RAM and storage options, which shape their suitability for various users.

RAM Capacity

The Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) has 3 GB of RAM, which works well for everyday tasks like browsing, streaming, and basic apps. The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) comes with 8 GB of RAM, allowing more apps to run smoothly at once and better handling of multitasking or more demanding applications.

Storage Options

The Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) is stocked with 32GB of storage, enough for typical daily use including apps, media, and documents. The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) is available with larger storage choices of 64GB and 128GB, suitable for users who store more files, apps, or media locally and want flexibility without relying on external storage.

Chipset

Qualcomm SDM450 Snapdragon 450 (14 nm)N/A

Processor

N/AQualcomm SM6375 Snapdragon 695 5G

Processor brand

QualcommN/A

Processor core

8 coreN/A

Processor speed ghz

1.8 GHzN/A

RAM

3 GB8 GB

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) screen

Screen size and resolution affect how much you see and how clear everything looks. The Galaxy Tab A9+ has a larger and higher resolution screen, which suits users wanting more room for media and apps.

Screen Size

The Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) has a 10.5 inch screen, which fits comfortably for everyday browsing and video calls. The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) offers a slightly bigger 11.0 inch screen, giving more space to watch videos, read, or multitask, which benefits those who prefer a roomier display.

Resolution

The Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) has a resolution of 1200 x 1920, providing clear visuals for regular use. The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) features a resolution of 1920 x 1200, delivering sharper and more detailed images. This makes the Tab A9+ well suited for users who want better clarity for photos, videos, and apps.

Pixel density

216pppN/A

Resolution

1200x19201920 x 1200

Screen size

10.5 inch11.0 inch

Screen type

IPS LCDN/A

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) camera

Front camera

5 megapixelsN/A

Front camera definition

1080pN/A

Main camera

8 megapixelsN/A

Rear camera definition

8 megapixelsN/A

Speakers

Stereo speakers (4 speakers)N/A

Video recording

1080p 30 FPSN/A

Webcam

YesN/A

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) size and design

Bluetooth version

Bluetooth 4.2N/A

Carrier compatibility

UnlockedUnlocked

Connector

USB-CN/A

Depth

8 mmN/A

Double sim

NoN/A

Face

YesN/A

Headphones connectivity

3.5 mm headphone jackN/A

Height

260 mmN/A

Megapixels

8N/A

Sim format

Nano SIMN/A

Weight

500 gN/A

Width

161.1 mmN/A

Wifi technology

Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/acN/A

With stylus pencil

NoN/A

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) or Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023): which should you buy?

Buy the Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) if

  • you want to spend less: it starts at £66.60, £73.40 less than the Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023)

Buy the Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) if

  • you want more RAM (8 GB vs 3 GB)
  • you want a bigger screen (11.0 inch vs 10.5 inch)

What our customers say

Customers of the Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) praise its smooth app performance and clear screen, noting it runs everyday tasks well and has reliable battery life for long usage. Many mention the tablet looks clean and well kept, with only occasional comments about small scratches or speaker volume. The 32GB storage meets the needs of users browsing, streaming, and video calling. Some users mention minor WiFi drops, but most are very happy with how the tablet performs for daily use and consider it a solid choice for straightforward tasks.

Feedback on the Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) highlights its clean appearance and smooth performance, with many saying it looks almost new and runs apps without lag. Customers appreciate the bright and clear screen and the tablet's ability to handle more intense use like multitasking, gaming, or specialised tasks such as marine navigation. Some have noted setup issues related to regional settings, but most find the tablet meets their needs well. Battery life and graphics quality are also praised, making it a good fit for users who want a device that feels fresh and handles more demanding applications.

The Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) suits buyers looking for a reliable tablet for everyday browsing, streaming, and simple apps, while the Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) fits those who want more screen space, higher resolution, greater memory, and larger storage for multitasking and more intensive use.

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) FAQs

Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) vs Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) comes down to the RAM and screen size. The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) has more RAM: 8 GB vs 3 GB. The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) has a bigger screen: 11.0 inch vs 10.5 inch.

The Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) is cheaper refurbished, from £66.60 compared with £140 for the Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023).

The Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) adds more RAM (8 GB vs 3 GB) and a bigger screen (11.0 inch vs 10.5 inch). Refurbished, it costs £73.40 more (from £140 vs £66.60).

Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (10.5", 2018) comes in 32GB, and the Galaxy Tab A9+ (11.0", 2023) in 64GB and 128GB.

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