Galaxy tab A7 lite ($100 discount for Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e and LTE)

It won't be long. Wesson only started selling the Galaxy Tab S5e last week, and relatively cheap tablets that support LTE have been sold at below "normal" prices. Whether you want to deal directly with the largest wireless service provider or with this very thin 10.5-inch manufacturer, you only have to pay $379.99 instead of $479.99 a year or $20 a month.

Obviously, you need to agree to bright red or Samsung's 24-month equipment payment plan to get a $100 discount, which means you don't have to spend a penny, and your monthly installment will be reduced from $20 to only $15.83. Wesson saves you $200 on mid-and high-end Android tablets, but to do that, you need to buy your choice of Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e and Android smartphones, both of which are paid in two-year installments.

While introducing Verizon's 4G LTE connection and other decent specifications, including internal 64-bit performance, the Android 9.0 tablet costs just $379.99 (not to mention $279.99), making it a highly respected Snapdragon 670 processor. Memory and 4GB memory. Of course, this product is not as novel, gorgeous and powerful as the Galaxy Tab S6. Technically, it only uses the Wi-Fi variant Sunshine in April, but its value proposition is almost impossible to beat.

Although the 5.5 mm is very slim and weighs only 400g, the Galaxy Tab S5e is equipped with a sizeable 7040 mAh battery, and glass and aluminum are mixed together to form an extremely high quality structure. In short, in this new price reduction situation, it is difficult to find anything to complain about.