Even after all these years people still don't get how the internal storage and memory card storage work. Basically, all your apps are stored to internal storage. Yes there are some you can move to memory card but not many and not all of each app. The memory card is meant for you to store your media on. Music, photos, videos, etc. Since Android Marshmallow 6.0 Android allows you to format the memory card as internal storage (Adoptable Storage) so whenever you download an app it'd probably store it to memory card. Doesn't work for all apps. Banking apps and other apps which need to be secure will still go to internal storage but basically you'd be able to store a lot more apps this way than if you was running an older version of Android. Apps such as Snapchat which usually save your pics to internal storage would be saved to memory card. Hope this helps people understand.

1GB RAM??? Seriously?? No thank you!

Same price at Currys and Amazon if you want free delivery

But is the tablet any good, specs look a bit light

Can anyone recommend a decent tablet sub
£150?

I find these tablets, even once you expand the storage they still fill up very quickly. The yoga tab I had, you had to manually move apps over to the sd card and a lot of things wouldn't move so it was a hassle.

1GB RAM seems very light these days. These Tab 3 models seem to be a retrograde steel from the Tab 2's

Step not steel

Same model with 16gb storage and 2gb ram at Tesco a for £59