Samsung's newest mid-range tablet comes with a premium design, 4G LTE, and a reasonable price

That makes the Galaxy Tab A 8.4 (2020) slightly pricier than an entry-level 32GB storage configuration of the Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019), although that's not an entirely fair comparison. While the larger slate from last year comes with Wi-Fi support only at $229.99, the 8.4-inch model released today costs $279.99 in an LTE-enabled variant designed specifically for Verizon use.

Billed as a "nice and reasonable family friendly tablet" you can rely on when you need to get away... "to the backyard or rooftop" in compliance with COVID-19 restrictions and social distancing recommendations, Samsung's latest mid-ranger runs an unspecified version of Android (so, not Android 10, most likely) while packing an unspecified octa-core processor (so, not a very fast one, presumably).
Compact and slim, the Galaxy Tab A 8.4 (2020) tips the scales at a little over 300 grams while measuring roughly 7mm in depth and rocking an almost surprisingly premium metal build. Under the hood, the budget-friendly Android slate also comes with 3 gigs of memory and 32 gigs of internal storage space, at least in this particular LTE-capable "Mocha" model for Verizon.
All in all, this thing certainly looks better than the Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019), thanks primarily to its significantly thinner bezels allowing it to squeeze a larger (and sharper) screen into an overall smaller body.