Reviewers Liked
- Solidly built
- Light, easy to handle
- Intuitive UI
- MicroSD slot
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Dated design
- Poor value
- Mediocre performance
- Screen not up to scratch
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 SM-T2100
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Expert reviews and ratings
By examiner.com
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100
Fast forward to 2014. I came across an ad at a local mall offering the Galaxy Tab3 (with 4g service from Sprint) and decided to give it a whirl, seeing that the price is right.Testing (not including 3/4g service) included;For over all viewing pleasure,...
By TechRadar
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50
But then, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 isn't really a modern tablet - it's a reminder of the way tablets used to be in the not-too-distant past. If you want to see where the next generation of Android tablets is headed, check out the similarly priced Google Nexus 7.
By TechRadar
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50
Ratings in depth What a difference a year makes. Last May we reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 at a time when the compact tablet market remained in the shadow of the iPad and a legion of 10-inch imitators. There was no Google Nexus 7, no iPad mini,...
By TechRadar AU
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50
Buying Guide 15 best Android tablets in the world There's no getting around it - the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 is a deeply average tablet that's been way over-priced by Samsung. Its specs aren't really good enough to show off the best of the Android...
By FirstPost
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50
The Samsung Tab 3 T211 is a real disappointment as it barely improves anything from last year's model. In fact, the performance has gotten worse. With a retail price of Rs 18,890 for the 8GB variant, it's highly overpriced and not worth the premium. The...
By Trusted Reviews
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50
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 bears many of the hallmarks of the Galaxy series, including the plastic body and TouchWiz UI. However, it hasn't kept as in line with its competitors. Its middling CPU and very low screen resolution mean it just isn't worth...
By DigitalVersus
on
60
This hesitant successor to the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 was somehow able to underperform its predecessor in almost every respect. The only exceptions are the top-grade design and longer battery life. The Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 is a mediocre product that can handle the...
By thunderbaylive.com
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Lisa Gade reviews the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 Android tablet. We look at the Sprint version of the tablet that retails for $299 ($49 with 2 year contract). It not only adds LTE 4G and 3G, it upgrades the RAM, CPU and storage compared to the $199 WiFi...
By Phone Arena
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The 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 goes for an affordable device and is right now sold for around $150 for the Wi-Fi-only version while the cellular data enabled model is hard to come by and thus much more expensive, selling for over $250. It’s very...
By FoneArena
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 T211 is mainly aimed at budget buyers who seek to get the most out of a price, but can compromise on the performance. Galaxy Tab 3 T211 offers most of the smartphone features and comes with a big 7inch display which should be good...
By makeuseof.com
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It's almost time to go back to school. That means homework, studying, and all the other good stuff that comes along with getting an education. It also means it's time to do some back-to-school shopping, which includes items like tablets, laptops, and...
By GSMArena
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A new Android version always comes with an improved web browser and the Jelly Bean browser running on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 is no exception. It looks much like Google Chrome and has pretty much the same functionality sans the cross-platform...
By Phone Arena
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7-inch is the third generation 7-inch Android tablet by Samsung, but that does not mean it brings a lot of innovation to the table. In fact, it is a mild upgrade with only slight improvements among which the biggest is the...
By PC Advisor
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Samsung recently unveiled the Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, an update to the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 that was released last year. It's a low-cost device with predictable specifications but it hardly seems like much of an upgrade over the previous model. See also What's the...
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