The Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 2021 is in the news since September. Almost two months later, the tablet gets certified by three different certification bureaus, namely FCC, TÜV Rheinland, and BIS. Let’s take a look at what these entries have to say.

From Geekbench listings, we know that the Galaxy Tab A8 2021 will arrive in WiFi-only and LTE variants with model numbers SM-X200 and SM-X205 respectively. However, only the LTE version has been certified by FCC so far.

Whereas, both variants have received certifications from BIS. This means the duo could launch in India.

Further, TÜV Rheinland certification reveals that the tablet will be backed by a 7,040mAh battery. Unfortunately, it will only support 7.8W (1.5A) charging, and therefore, it will take more time to refuel.

According to previous reports, the Galaxy Tav A8 2021 will sport a metal body design with quad-speakers, a USB Type-C port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. It will flaunt a 10.4-inch FHD+ TFT LCD panel and will measure 246.7 x 161.8 x 6.9mm in dimensions.

The device will feature an 8MP single rear camera and a sole 5MP front-facing camera. It will be powered by a UNISOC T618 SoC and will run Android 11. Last but not least, it will be available in three colors (silver, gray, gold).

The Galaxy Tab A8 2021 will most likely go official silently like the previous entry-level tablets from Samsung.

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