Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ 5G 11” 64GB Android Tablet, Wi-Fi (T-Mobile Network) Big Screen, Upgraded Chipset, Long Battery Life, Quad Speakers, Multi Window Display, US Version, 2024, Graphite

Spectacular tablet

My son loves it great for small gaming, great cellular service as well, amazing battery life, sound really loud

1. This device is the T-Mobile version and let me tell you how frustrating and annoying this thing is to get set up. First, you need a Sim Card to power it on......unless you search for hours and find the most ridiculous thing Samsung has ever done. When I say you get stuck, you literally cant do anything. Then I found a random YT video where the guy tops in the top left corer, top right, bottom right, and bottom left corner.....3 times, then he holds down the volume down..... That is what you have to do to connect to the wifi and access the device. Then when I get in, there is no network capability and unless you have a specific T-Mobile micro SIM. Other carriers will not work. I tried 2 different carriers SIMs and one is even fed off the the TMobile network....still wouldn't work. Mint Mobile uses T-Mobiles network and MINT told me this device is not compatible because it doesnt support VOLTE. 2. The tablet was actually super laggy when I was trying to get the network set up. Very slow to respond. Seemed like a generic chinese knockoff to be honest. 3. The amount of junk that was loaded and that I was being asked to install was mind blowing. My phone is a Pixel so I am adapted to Googles pure Android.....I was blown away at the amount of ridiculous bloatware. 4. I called T-Mobile to see if the device could be unlocked to another carrier and was given a load of BS about how it has to be connected to a T-Mobile account to be unlocked and I needed to call the person that sold it to me. I told them it was Amazon and I didn't have Jeff Bezos contact information and she said there was nothing more T-Mobile could do. 5. I called Amazon to get some tech support and it was literally the most generic customer support possible. She just repeated everything I said and then said she could send me a return label or give me Samsungs contact information. Do not buy this stupid device. I was ultimately trying to get a tablet for our daughter that could have LTE or 5G capabilities and was an Andoird OS and not iOS. Do not buy this garbage. You have been warned.

I'm not gonna return it but when it arrived it wasn't in a sleeve and there were finger prints all over the screen and back. That's my only gripe the tablet itself is great.

Had this tablet for awhile, wanted to jump up to 5g internet and didn't feel like paying iPad prices. This tablet is great for very light work only, normal YouTube, and any apps for movies and TV shows. It's cheap so no good for gaming or any medium work. Overall I'm happy with it, 5g speeds and a little better resolution then my iPad air 3.

Excelente tablet Good condition

I use my tablet for my business and it connects easily with the various bluetooth devices that are required by the apps. I can also do video calls and text since I have the G5 feature. I highly recommend this product.

Note that the 1 star is for the product description and not the actual product; I never even got a chance to use the actual product! I purchased the TMobile "Connected" version of this tablet. After researching Questions on this product page, one response stated the price was a one-time price with no additional monthly fee required. This is NOT true. The tablet arrived, and when you turn it on you must insert a 'sim' card or it won't even operate. I went to my TMobile store to get a sim card, and they will give me one, but it requires an additional $20 per month recurring charge on my TMobile account, along with a $10 activation fee. The product description should say TMobile COMPATIBLE, not CONNECTED. Now I need to return this one and order the one that is compatible with a wifi connection instead. Know that if you are buying a 'CONNECTED' version of this tablet, that it requires a monthly subscription with a cellular service in order to set up the device and use it on their network. You won't even be able to just run it as a regular wifi version, as it requires a SIM card to even get past the initial setup screen.