A tablet has three key components: the display, the processor that drives everything, and the battery that powers it all.

So, starting with the screen. Compared to the 2752-by-2064 pixel display on my 13-inch iPad Pro, the 800 x 1280 feels like a real downgrade, but after using it for a while, it feels more than enough for YouTube and Netflix. 

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Speaking of Netflix, the Tab 90 WiFi is Widevine L1 certified. It supports streaming high-definition (HD) content from Netflix, HBO, Amazon Prime, and other distributors that have DRM on their streamed content.

The colors are vivid and rich, the whites clear and bright, and the blacks deep and dark. Yes, there are better displays out there, but this one is more than adequate.

On the power side, the 8,200mAh battery is good for about 10 hours of general use, but I suggest not letting the battery get too low. With only 10W fast charging, it’ll take around an hour to get it from flat to 30% and closer to four hours to bring the battery to full.

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The tablet also feels nice in the hand. My iPad Pro lives in a case that feels rather cumbersome and bulky, so the naked Tab 90 Wi-Fi at 9.5mm thin feels really svelte.