After many years of experience with Samsung Android smart phones, I decided to try a Samsung Android tablet to find a similar positive experience, and I am not disappointed.
I specifically bought this tablet as a gift to elderly people with the purpose of using it primarily for video calls over wi-fi. I setup the tablet with them, and was pleased at how easy it was to change it to different languages and setup accounts on about 5 different video calls apps, and by the quality of the screen and audio.
For our purposes, 64 Gb of memory is plenty. Gaming and taking pictures and videos is not our purpose so I didn't look at the version with more Gb, also because the SD slot would help anyway. I was very pleased by the low amount of preinstalled bloatware, in fact I didn't even have to bother uninstalling apps to make more room as I had to with previous tablets.
My only gripe with this device, or rather with its version of the Android UI, is that the settings menu is rather convoluted and certain things are not where you expect them to be, so some time was often lost searching for the right place for changing preferences.
