[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this tablet for almost everything, games, movies, researching things, you name it. I am slowly replacing my laptop with this tablet, even bought a wireless keyboard to type with for it. My only negative thoughts on it isn't samsungs fault, that's why I maintain a 5 star rating for it, it will not let me download and play diablo immortal. From what I've read it effects all of the galaxy A8s that have tried. Specifications say it should work. Even after 6 months still a no go. Boo blizzard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my tablet primarily for reading and surfing the web. I like it to read because if I read a graphic novel, the pics are vibrant as opposed to the grayscale on my reader. I like that you can expand the storage as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Samsung Galaxy to strain and play games. And the graphics are wonderful battery life is extremely long. And the functions are very capable of. Completing Work projects in my kid's school projects.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really got this tablet to give my phone a break. Most of the things I did on my phone were easily transferred over to my tablet. The daily use is for streaming movies and shows but the more apps I would look in to, the more I realized I didn't use on my phone, for fear of overloading the phone. The Samsung apps are very user friendly and, if used correctly, are a huge mental health savior. Seeing and hearing reminders allow me to focus on what I'm doing instead of what's to come. The Galaxy Tab A8 is very light and comfortably to hold and the accessories really help the experience. And the ability to sync phone, watch and tablet is truly amazing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love to play games with my tablet. And use for video chats with my friends and family. I have thoroughly enjoyed it since Christmas. I also have 2 galaxy tab a 8" I use from time to time. Both screens are cracked on them but they still work.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Galaxy Tab A8 is an great tablet. It has all the great features you will need on a tablet. The gaming experience is fantastic. It has a big screen and amazing resolution, very sharp and great colours. I watch videos and movies on full screen and still looks fantastic. The battery life is also great. I charge my Galaxy Tab A8 only once a day and it lasts all day. Apart from all the great features, it's also affordable for anyone who can not afford Galaxy Tab S8. It still offers you everything you need for a better price. If you need a tablet, Galaxy Tab A8 is the way to go.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this tablet as a birthday gift, but now I can't see how I ever lived without it. I use it for work, school, and at home. Its great for streaming movies or playing games with the kids. I bring it to work if I need a computer I can move around with, and as an online college student, I can even use it for my homework or textbooks. Its so great to have for everything and anything.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my go-to device and goes almost everywhere with me. I have 100's of books downloaded so waiting is never an issue. Email, social media sites, my blog are easily accessed. Gaming is a piece of cake. Downloads are simple.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My tablet is invaluable for work, reading journal articles and annotating PDFs. For continuing education taking notes and completing documents. The splitscreen feature is amazing for taking notes from videos and ebooks.

I decided to replace my old Tab A 8 inch for more RAM and memory. Wasn't happy with the smaller Wi-Fi nly options so went for this larger 10.5 inch. I wish I would have paid more attention that it no longer has Fingerprint Recognition and now relies on Facial (plus traditional keypad). The facial is a little finicky to operate and there is a constant reminder I have the display in a mode to light up my face (which cuts into battery life). Once I use Facial to log in, I am stuck with multiple applications (especially password manager) that used to accept simple fingerprint to open. Now I need to wake up the digital keypad and enter the pin for all of those. In addition, the commands in the Taskbar are now tiny little icons for Back, Home Screen, etc. at the very bottom of this large tablet with no apparent way to make them any larger. Plus it is going to take me three days to work through all of the miscellaneous fine tuning settings for things I don't need -- and now lacking Fingerprint and Larger Taskbar Icons that I do need..