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Devices with a 800px wide viewport

800px4 devices

4 devices give web pages a 800 CSS pixel wide viewport, with heights from 1280 to 1280px. If your layout fits 800px, it fits all of them. Sizes this wide are about 8.98% of worldwide traffic in StatCounter’s top lists (Aug 2026).

DeviceCSS viewportDPRPhysical pixelsYear
Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 / S9 (11″)800×128021600×25602025
Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+800×12801.51200×19202023
Amazon Fire HD 10800×12801.51200×19202023
Lenovo Tab M11800×12801.51200×19202024

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Designing for 800px

Breakpoints

Tailwind: md (sm: md: styles apply). Bootstrap: md.

Room for content

768px with 16px side padding, 752px with 24px. Anything fixed wider than 800px makes the page scroll sideways (fix it).

Sharp images

At DPR 1.5 / 2, a full-width image needs 1200px / 1600px of real pixels.

Every height at this width

800 × 1280

Nearby widths

Questions people ask

Which tablets have a 800px wide viewport?

Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 / S9, Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+, Amazon Fire HD 10, Lenovo Tab M11.

Is 800px the screen resolution?

No. 800px is the width in CSS pixels, what web pages get. The screens have 1.5, 2× as many physical pixels across (the device pixel ratio).

Which breakpoint applies at 800px?

Tailwind CSS: md (sm: md: styles apply). Bootstrap: md. Media queries use this CSS width, not the screen resolution.

How common is a 800px wide screen?

Screen sizes 800px wide make up about 8.98% of the traffic in StatCounter’s top lists for Aug 2026 (800×1280: 7.24%, 800×1334: 1.74%).

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