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Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Tab A4 S gets Bluetooth certification

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Michail 27 December 2019

Samsung Android Tablets Rumors

Samsung is gearing to release another Android tablet soon. After delivering the premium Galaxy Tab S6, the Korean manufacturer will now bring a new mid-range slate with the upcoming Tab A4 S. The tablet was certified by the Bluetooth SIG bearing the SM-T307U model number and is revealed to support Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity.

Galaxy Tab A4 S Bluetooth certification
Galaxy Tab A4 S Bluetooth certification

Previously, the tablet was spotted on the Wi-Fi Alliance database where we learned it will come with dual-band Wi-Fi, Android 9 Pie and 32GB of onboard storage. It’s also rumored to come with an 8-inch display and cellular connectivity.

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Tab A4 S gets Bluetooth certification

According to speculation, the tablet will come at CES 2020 which is just two weeks away. As usual, we’ll keep you posted when more details emerge.

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Reader comments

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  • Cil
  • gvS
  • 29 Dec 2019

Another 8-inch S Pen? Why not a 10.1-inch S Pen?

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  • please no low PPI
  • Nwm
  • 28 Dec 2019

I hope its not another one of those 1200 x 800 resolution dog shit 8 inch tablets.

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  • Anonymous
  • vry
  • 28 Dec 2019

No. That person is complaining about how this company and other droid makers keep flooding the markets with just about anything they feel they could make. Especially non Apple makers that forget their products a year or two after launch.

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