Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1")
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Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019)
Starting at
£90.24£339.99 new
Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1")
Starting at
£99.00What's the difference between the Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) and Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1")?
Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") comes down to the RAM, screen size and weight. Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) starts at £90.24, £8.76 less than the Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1").
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- The Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") has more RAM: 4 GB vs 2 GB.
- The Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") has a bigger screen: 10.1 inch vs 8.0 inch.
- The Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) has a lighter build: 345 g vs 450 g.
Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") specs
The Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) and the Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") both run Android but differ in screen size, memory, and storage. The Galaxy Tab A has a smaller 8.0-inch screen with a vertical 800 x 1280 resolution, while the Iconia Tab offers a larger 10.1-inch display with a horizontal 1280 x 800 resolution, ideal for viewing video or multitasking. The Iconia Tab has twice the RAM at 4 GB and double the storage at 64 GB, which suits heavier multitasking and storing more apps or files. The Galaxy Tab A uses a Micro USB connector and is unlocked for carrier use, while the Iconia Tab uses USB Type-C but does not support SIM cards. Weight also differs, with the Iconia Tab being heavier at 450 g. Both have an 8-megapixel camera and a webcam.
Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") price
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Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") battery life and software updates
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Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") performance
Memory and storage impact how smoothly you can run apps and how many files you can keep on your tablet. These two devices offer different capacities to match your usage.
RAM Capacity
The Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) has 2 GB of RAM, which suits everyday tasks like web browsing, social media, and simple apps. The Iconia Tab A10-21 comes with 4 GB of RAM, allowing more apps to stay open simultaneously and better handling of multitasking or more demanding applications.
Storage Size
Storage options differ with the Galaxy Tab A offering 32 GB, which is suitable for users with a moderate amount of apps, photos, and media. The Iconia Tab provides 64 GB, which gives more space for larger files, apps, and offline content, appealing to those who need extra storage.
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Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") screen
Screen size and resolution are key factors when choosing between these two tablets. Each offers a different viewing experience that suits different uses and preferences.
Screen Size
The Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) has an 8.0-inch screen, making it more compact and easy to hold with one hand or carry around. The Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") offers a larger 10.1-inch display, providing more room for video, reading, and multitasking, which benefits users who want a more immersive viewing area.
Screen Resolution
The Galaxy Tab A features an 800 x 1280 resolution in a taller format, which suits portrait use such as browsing or reading documents. The Iconia Tab has a 1280 x 800 resolution with a wider aspect ratio, which works well for watching widescreen videos or using apps designed for landscape orientation.
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Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") camera
Camera and webcam features are important for video calls, selfies, and capturing images. Both tablets provide similar options here.
Camera and Webcam
Both the Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) and Iconia Tab A10-21 have an 8-megapixel rear camera and include a webcam. This makes either tablet suitable for taking photos, video chatting, and online meetings with comparable image detail.
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Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") size and design
Other practical differences include connectivity, weight, and carrier compatibility, which can influence how and where you use the tablet.
Connectivity and Charging
The Galaxy Tab A uses a Micro USB connector, a common but older standard for charging and data transfer. The Iconia Tab uses a USB Type-C connector, which is more modern and reversible, offering easier connection and compatibility with newer accessories.
Carrier and SIM Options
The Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) is unlocked for carrier use, allowing you to insert a SIM card for mobile data. The Iconia Tab A10-21 does not have a SIM port, so it relies on Wi-Fi for internet connectivity, making it best for use where Wi-Fi is available.
Weight Differences
The Galaxy Tab A weighs 345 g, making it lighter and possibly easier to hold for longer periods. The Iconia Tab is heavier at 450 g, reflecting its larger size and screen, which might suit users comfortable with a more substantial device.
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Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) or Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1"): which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £90.24, £8.76 less than the Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1")
- you want a lighter build (345 g vs 450 g)
Buy the Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") if
- you want more RAM (4 GB vs 2 GB)
- you want a bigger screen (10.1 inch vs 8.0 inch)
Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") FAQs
Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) vs Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") comes down to the RAM, screen size and weight. The Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") has more RAM: 4 GB vs 2 GB. The Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") has a bigger screen: 10.1 inch vs 8.0 inch.
The Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) is cheaper refurbished, from £90.24 compared with £99 for the Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1").
Refurbished, the Galaxy Tab A (8.0", 2019) comes in 32GB, and the Iconia Tab A10-21 (10.1") in 64GB.
