Mario Bautista
For a while, I’ve always mulled over buying a tablet – not for the power of the devices but for size and convenience. I’ve owned many tech products throughout my life including laptops which can be extremely bulky and annoying to carry – even when you want to relax on the sofa or travel.
It’s also thin and light so you can take it everywhere without it being too weighty and comes with a S Pen which can be used to sketch, write and more. Battery life has been solid as well and I’ve managed to use it for days without charging or worrying about the battery.
One of the best things is the tablet is also IP68 waterproof so it is protected from spills and dust wherever you decide to take it.The device has been my go-to for watching content wherever I am without needing drag around my massive laptop.
It’s something I never realised I needed and I would fully recommend people who have been wanting one, to get one – if your budget allows. Most people don’t need to spend that much on a tablet either and the good news is that there are some great alternatives that won’t break the bank with prices continuing to plummet.
The Samsung Galaxy A9+ cuts down on many features like the waterproofing, the 120hz and AMOLED screen, a smaller battery and less RAM but is the tablet most people who don’t need all the power and speed of the S9.
It is currently £239.99 on Amazon thanks to the offer and would be a great pick-up if you have been thinking of buying a tablet. There’s also the S9 FE tablet which is slightly more expensive at £449.99 but comes with a better screen than the A9. The Tab S9+ is also available to get on Argos for £999.
