There’s a small pool of Android tablets available in Australia, and Samsung has a great range in their Galaxy Tab series. Their latest offering, the Galaxy Tab A7 lite has landed in stores around Australia today starting at just $249.
The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite includes a generous 8.7-inch display with dual speaker including Dolby Atmos support and is powered by an octa-core processor. It’s got 32GB of storage, which you can expand up to 1TB with microSD cards, and a big 5,100mAh battery promising up to 12 hours of video playback.
The tablet is available in both WiFi and 4G models, priced at $249 and $349 respectively. It’s always great to see a 4G option for keeping connected on the go. The tablet comes with a durable metal cover in Gray making it a great first tablet option for families.
The tablet is great value says Garry McGregor, Vice President, Mobile Division, Samsung Electronics Australia said of the Tab A7 Lite
The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is a great demonstration of Samsung’s commitment to making great technology and innovation accessible to more people. In the entry-level tablet market, we’ve never seen features like this at such an affordable price point.
You can pick the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite up from Samsung stores and all major retailers, or check it out on the Samsung website.
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