The already-affordable Galaxy Tab A7 Lite just got a 26% price drop

SAVE $40: Looking for an affordable tablet to take with you everywhere? The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is on sale for just $119 at Walmart and Amazon as of April 4 —that's 26% off its already low cost.

There's no shame in wanting a cheap tablet to tote around with you to bridge the gap between your phone and laptop. With a price as low as this Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite, it's hard to find an excuse not to snatch one up.

A slightly smaller and lighter version of our favorite sub-$250 tablet on the market, the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is on sale for just $119 at both Walmart and Amazon as of April 4. That's 26% in savings and the same price as last Cyber Monday.

Weighing in at less than a pound, with an 8.7-inch screen, Android 11.0 OS, stereo sound via Dolby Atmos, and an internal memory of 32GB that's expandable up to 1TB, the A7 Lite is mighty force in a small package. It's perfectly sized for on-the-go entertainment and convenient for little hands. Plus, its 5,100 mAh battery gives you plenty of juice for a binge session on hours-long flights.

Since this is a lite model, it's important to note that it comes with limited features; it's not a top-of-the-line Galaxy Tab. So, if you're looking for an Android tablet to replace your laptop or compete with it performance-wise, you'd be better off with the Galaxy Tab S8. If you're looking for an extremely portable tablet for basic tasks like streaming, reading, and answering some emails on the go, the A7 Lite should do the trick.

The $119 price tag is already compelling, but in case you need another incentive: it also comes with two free months of YouTube Premium. That means being able to watch your favorite tutorials or do complete workouts without annoying interruptions every few minutes.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite

$119 at Walmart and Amazon (save $40)

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