Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 (SM-X110), 64GB 4GB Ram, WiFi Only, Factory Unlocked GSM, International Version (Silver)

Good tablet at a great price
Great product, although it’s an international version, all the settings can be configured in English super easy. The box arrived sealed and the delivery was fast.

I recommend
bought it for my son works great! Easy to use, easy set up, battery life is good. Size is great! Quality of the product is good. I recommend if you don’t want purchase and iPad for the little ones, this is a great product to start with!

Excellent tablet for the price (yes, it works in the US)
I wanted a small tablet to serve effectively as a larger version of my phone for evening couch/lounging browsing, reading, social media, and regular app use. I’m not a gamer and am not intending to do compute-intensive work on this device so I have no need for a high-powered tablet but I did want a device that performs well (little to no lag when opening, using, or moving between apps).I had considered picking up an iPad Mini because of its easy-to-hold-in-one-hand screen size (8.3″) and Apple’s tablets are generally considered best in class. However, the entry price of $500 (64G version) for a secondary service device is a pretty steep price tag and the impressive power of that device is considerable overkill for my needs. The Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 was much closer to what I was really looking for. The screen is a bit larger than the Mini at 8.7″ but the resolution is much lower (1340 x 800 px versus the Mini’s whopping 2266 x1488 px Liquid Retina Display which, taking into account screen size puts the Tab 9 at 179 pixels per inch versus the Mini’s super dense 326 ppi). Notwithstanding this rather large difference, the Tab 9’s screen is perfectly acceptable for what I need (reading articles in the NY Times app or watching YouTube videos for example is just fine). If you’re a gamer or intend to do digital art, this is not the tablet for you.Screen color saturation and contrast are quite good and I only needed to dial the screen brightness up to about 40-50% for it to be comfortably bright (indoors; expect to crank it to ~100% outdoors). As you might expect, audio is just okay (loud enough at 70%-80% max) but isn’t exactly going to rattle your rib cage with deep bass or shatter your eardrums with piercing high notes. The Tab 9 includes a headphone jack so I tested a music video with a pair of Apple EarPods and the sound was very good.I haven’t tested the cameras but I understand from my research that they aren’t great. That’s not an issue for me since I rarely ever use cameras on my mobile devices and will likely not do so much with the Tab 9.The Tab 9 is very well constructed with a primarily metal body that looks and feels premium. In the Tab 9’s box is the tablet, a USB-C to USB-C cable, a SIM/SD card slot opener tool, and a user guide (which actually has no useful instructions in any of the provided languages). I was pleasantly surprised to see that a USB-C adapter was separately included in the plastic bag containing the Tab 9 box (the black plug in the pictures). The product description does indicate that this is a “15W Wall Charger Bundle” but sometimes on Amazon products what is described isn’t exactly what is delivered. This (non-Samsung) adapter isn’t going to give you the super-speedy charging of a 30W wall charger but it’s really great that this is included in the package since most of us typically have a pile of USB-A port chargers and they only work with a USB-A to USB-C cable. My Tab 9 shipped with about 50% battery charge. After set up, app installation, and software updates, my tablet dropped to 27% remaining charge. I plugged it in for 1 hour which increased the charge to 79% and another 30 minutes pushed it past 90%. Pretty acceptable.I want to reiterate what several other reviewers indicated about this International Version device. My Tab 9 was for the Middle Eastern market (some of the descriptive text on the sticker on the back of the box appeared to be Arabic). This is NOT a problem. The usual set up welcome screens are in English. When asked for your language, English (US) is one of the many available language options as per the usual set up behavior. The next step (indicate location) showed a list of only Middle Eastern countries. Here, you simply select any one of the countries listed (I chose the UAE even though I’m in the US). Beyond that, the remainder of the set up process is exactly what you experience when setting up a US Google device (even the time will be your local time, however, you may want to change the weather widget default setting from Celsius to Fahrenheit given that most Americans still don’t understand metric :-)In the short time that I’ve used this device, it has proven to be exactly what I wanted. Acceptable screen quality, excellent construction, and snappy performance (cold boot ups are a bit slow but once it’s on, it runs with no discernible lag). At one quarter the price of an iPad Mini, there really isn’t much to complain about here.

Tablet died in less than six months
Update December 2024, 5 months later. Tablet is completely dead. It was barely used for the first couple of months and now it refuses to turn on. I’ve done all the troubleshooting steps, it won’t accept a charge, I tried several different chargers and usb c cables. It’s deader than a door nail.I spent some time talking to Samsung customer support only to realize that Samsung does not offer a warranty for an international sold tablet even though it’s sold domestically here, note to self, don’t buy this tablet unless you don’t want a warranty, you would be better off buying an Amazon fire 8 inch tablet. Colossal waste of moneyThe tablet is great, I was supposed to receive a 15 W USB-C charger instead I was given a 10 W USB A charger, sort of like fitting a Square peg into a round hole. Then I spent the last 30 minutes wasting my time talking to Amazon customer service reps who wouldn’t helpnone of them wanted to help, one of them sent me a weird link to a Canada link of a USB A to USB C cable which then changed my location to Canada, crashing the app, then I couldn’t access customer service again because it was showing up in wrong country. I was finally able to contact somebody, but he said that there’s nothing they can do in Canada for me and they wouldn’t turn me over to someone else, so I had to delete the app and start over, or the story is, the deal is a little bit strange,It forced me to pretend that I was in the UAE and the language on the screen was Arabic, which makes no sense, I was able to make it English, I wish it was stated as such in the information, the information related to this tablet is very lackingUpdate: was able to finally talk to a nice lady Sharon who was able to give me a credit to a Samsung 15w usb c charger. The previous reps I communicated with I clearly stated that fact and they kept asking if I needed a different tablet to use the charger I got, or offered a completely different charger and one of them said there was nothing they could do. Sharon was different. She could read what I said and knew the solution immediately.The tablet is good but it’s actually an international edition. It’s barely mentioned anywhere on the advertisement. I’m surprised you can purchase this model in this country. So I just chose South Africa because it was the closest thing to America that was available. This tablet will never be connected to an LTE service so it’s not big deal. Android 14 is great. It’s snappy and responsive. Of all the tablets out there this was the best deal. And there’s more choices for tablet cases and screen protectors than other cheap tablets out there.

ótimo, a bateria dura em torno de 2 dias e meio, isso usando Netflix, jogamdo e estudando com ele!

Bought it to play music for baseball stadium with new sound system. Worked great for first game and playlists were easy to transfer over