Galaxy Tab A9+

So I tried playing Guild Wars on my Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+. I tested it without a keyboard and mouse, using only the touchscreen. It actually works surprisingly well — moving by tapping the arrow works perfectly. The only clunky part is changing the point of view, since you have to rotate the camera

So, my recommendation would be a standard Android tablet that you set up Family Link on. The Amazon products have their own version of Android, and even though they are in theory meant to be set up for children, in practice they're a piece of crap because you're restricted to the Amazon ecosystem wh

I'm using a Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ with 8Gb of RAM and 512Gb of Storage. I can actually play up to PS2 games very smoothly (It doesn't work with every PS2 game though). This was actually a budget tablet that only cost me $400 (I bought the keyboard separately.) The controller I'm using is the Manba

This is an image of Melissa Benoist as Supergirl, and I found it today, and thought it would make for a great wallpaper, so I set it on my Samsung GalaxyTab A9+, and it looks absolutely amazing.

I have had no issues with the Samsung Galaxy Tab line. I have bought the A7 & A8 before & I'm happy with them. Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ is the latest model of the line. Here's a comprehensive review on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ It's probably cheaper to buy the 64GB & get a microSD, but the 128GB has

From my research, you want to get either an iPad or a Samsung tablet. They have the best kid's mode and parental controls. The Amazon tablets sound like they are all garbage and have ads. We both have androids so I went with the Galaxy A9+. It was also cheaper than an iPad. You can just get the regu

I'd love to:

1. Find a service that actually has all of the games. We live in South Florida, and he is a huge Miami Dolphins fan, win or lose. But, he loves ALL NFL football. AFC, NFC, it doesn't really matter. Youtube TV? He currently has and pays for Comcast Xfinity.

2. A larger, clearer display

~~My tab wont turn on after days of not using it (the battery slowly drained) but after charging it for ages, the tab wont turn on. Only the screen lit up a little, showing a black screen. Although occasionally it shows the battery charging circle thingy, but doesn't show any number, just the thunde

For this I am using a Samsung galaxy tab a9 and a Joso D10 controller with retroarch core emulators with Pegasus frontend. I made this to see if I could build a dedicated tablet emulator on a budget with this costing £104 total. Every game has been scraped with images and gameplay videos for preview

A Galaxy Tab A9+ is a great entry point. A Galaxy Tab S8/9/10/11+ is much more expensive, but the OLED screen is beautiful for perfect blacks. If you need the paper "feel", you can get a matte screen protector. That will impact image quality, too, but that might be a positive for certain comics. If