Samsung is almost set to release the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite in India. The company has also created a micro-site on amazon.in, revealing the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite will launch in India on June 23rd. The tablet has already made it to several other countries.
Let’s see what it will bring to India.
To begin with, we will get an 8.7-inch TFT display with a 1340×800 pixel resolution. On its camera side, we have only one 8MP rear camera, while on the front, we get a 2MP sensor.
The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite will come with an octa-core MediaTek Helio P22T processor and IMG GE8320 650 GPU. Globally this device come in two variants – (1) 3GB RAM + 32GB storage (2) 4GB RAM + 64GB storage. The device supports a microSD card to expand its storage by 1TB further.
The device runs Android 11 with OneUI skin on top.
The tablet gets its power from a 5,100mAh battery unit with 15W fast charging support. The tablet also comes with a USB Type-C charging port, a 3.5mm audio jack, and a stereo speaker setup with Dolby Atmos.
Nother notable features of this Galaxy Tab include 2.4/5GHz WiFi, Bluetooth 5, GPS, and GLONASS. It measures 212.5×124.7×8.0mm and weighs around 370grams.
The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite starts at €169. So for India, it could be around Rs. 15,000.
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