4 Reasons Not to Install Galaxy Tab Oreo & 5 Reasons You Should

Install to Fix Problems & Improve Performance

If you're currently struggling with Android Nougat you'll probably want to install the Android Oreo update soon after it arrives. 

The Android Nougat update continues to plague many Galaxy Tab users. Some of the issues are minor, but some users are dealing with performance issues like lag, freezes, and abnormal battery drain. 

Android 8.0 Oreo isn't perfect, but there's a very good chance the new software will improve the overall performance of your tablet. 

For instance, Oreo helps minimize background activity in the apps you use the least on your tablet, something that will help provide better overall performance. 

Your update's change log might not come with a long list of fixes, but major releases often fix common performance issues like severe battery drain, random reboots, UI interface lag, and issues with connectivity like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

If your tablet is tied to a carrier, there's a good chance your carrier's tacked on additional bug fixes and improvements to help stabilize the experience. 

If you can't find any manual fixes for your Android Nougat issues, try installing Android Oreo right away.