Metro by T-Mobile has
64GB Samsung Galaxy Tab 11" A9+ 5G Tablet (Graphite) on sale listed below valid for
Existing Metro by T-Mobile Customers only.
Shipping is free.
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Deal Instructions- Visit the 64GB Samsung Galaxy Tab 11" A9+ 5G Tablet (Graphite) product page
- Select the 'Existing Customer' tab and login to your account
- Proceed to add the tablet to your cart
- Add a qualifying new tablet line to your order: $30 or higher rate plan to your existing Metro smartphone plan
- Total at checkout will be $30 (or higher depending on your tablet line selection) w/ free shipping
- Activate your tablet w/ a Metro SIM card upon shipment
- Note, you may opt-out of your tablet line service at anytime
Specs/Key Features- Qualcomm SM6375 Processor
- 11" 1920x1200 TFT LCD 90Hz Touchscreen Display w/ 8MP (Main Camera) + 5MP (Selfie Camera)
- 64GB Internal Storage (Expandable Up to 1TB)
- 4GB RAM
- 4G/5G/LTE Wireless Connection
- WiFi w/ Bluetooth 5.1
- 7040mAh Internal Battery
- Android OS
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And unless you have autopay set, why even bother cancelling the line? Just curious why even bother... seems like it just adds extra pain.
And unless you have autopay set, why even bother cancelling the line? Just curious why even bother... seems like it just adds extra pain.
Not sure what I expected for the cost, but right now my 8 year old ipad and 7" Fire HDX (like 13 years old now!) produce better streaming images. This tablet is larger, and fine for the price, but not sure what tablets it can beat display-wise -- guess $40 fire tablets I suppose.
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Not sure what I expected for the cost, but right now my 8 year old ipad and 7" Fire HDX (like 13 years old now!) produce better streaming images. This tablet is larger, and fine for the price, but not sure what tablets it can beat display-wise -- guess $40 fire tablets I suppose.
Not sure what I expected for the cost, but right now my 8 year old ipad and 7" Fire HDX (like 13 years old now!) produce better streaming images. This tablet is larger, and fine for the price, but not sure what tablets it can beat display-wise -- guess $40 fire tablets I suppose.
My 7" has a ppi of like 320 or so, which is higher than some devices even now (including this samsung). Unfortunately Amazon sort of forgot these and left the OS on an ancient version with no upgrades ... so mine is fine for streaming Prime or youtube and running some older apps. But it can't run a lot of newer apps (I mean technically it may be able to, but OS is too old)...and some sites don't work so well. Still, it's nice for what it is.
I'm guessing the 10" Fires use pretty much the same screen as the Galaxy Tab we have here. The Galaxy is fine for the price, just that I find the color a bit off on mine ... again, too blue.... and it's not as crisp as my older tablets (to be expected, as ppi is lower).
I can't see anyone spending like $150+ on these things though... about $50 seems like it should be their normal price.
And hopefully your Fire tablet doesn't take its name too literally and burn up there...
You can always call back, or as noted in the OP just port out the line or if you don't care about the phone number and just want the deal...just don't pay.
Metro is prepaid. There's no contract. There is no penalty for not paying the bill. Metro just stops providing service.
That's only true if you try to use it out of the box. If you disable the options listed in the OP the tablet is quite usable. The majority of the slowdown comes from trying to use virtual memory. Once you disable that the tablet is plenty usable, even on 4GB of RAM. It's when the system tries to use the slower storage as RAM that you get issues.
Answer is in the OP.
I've run Dreamcast games on it. A quick search online shows people running GameCube games.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Fa6t-daho
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aousclH
You need to activate the phone first, as mentioned in the OP.
Answer is in the OP.
My 7" has a ppi of like 320 or so, which is higher than some devices even now (including this samsung). Unfortunately Amazon sort of forgot these and left the OS on an ancient version with no upgrades ... so mine is fine for streaming Prime or youtube and running some older apps. But it can't run a lot of newer apps (I mean technically it may be able to, but OS is too old)...and some sites don't work so well. Still, it's nice for what it is.
I'm guessing the 10" Fires use pretty much the same screen as the Galaxy Tab we have here. The Galaxy is fine for the price, just that I find the color a bit off on mine ... again, too blue.... and it's not as crisp as my older tablets (to be expected, as ppi is lower).
I can't see anyone spending like $150+ on these things though... about $50 seems like it should be their normal price.
And hopefully your Fire tablet doesn't take its name too literally and burn up there...
Are you aware that you are running Android 4 and we are on Android 16? Also, screens have gotten a lot brighter.
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Just a smidgen behind! Any day now it'll catch up....
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