All New Galaxy Tab s7 Unboxing - First Impressions By Ivan Kam

Okay so today I have something new for you guys now, if you've been following me on either social media or on YouTube here, then you do know that I have quite a few things in the pipeline that I want to push out as far as unboxing and reviews, and today we are taking a look at the infamous Samsung Galaxy tab, s7, not the s7, plus that everyone is making a video on, but the regular s7 which is being ignored. Let's go ahead and take a look, let's jump into the unboxing. This video, as you can imagine, is going to be more of an unboxing first impressions of the Galaxy Tab s7, and I can tell you that so far this month has been so exciting chances are that you know this already. I have also picked up the amazing galaxy z4 2 that I'm enjoying so, so much. I just keep feeling so jittery about tech this month anyway, so back to our unboxing here. So we have that very clean box from Samsung here, and we have kind of an aura glow kind of a big overflow tag shining in the middle of the box.

Here, as we pull the box open, the tablet itself is sitting right at the top right there. We won't open it just yet, but first, let's take a look at what else comes in the box. I think the whole setup is going to be very familiar to me because I've unboxed quite a few of these over the years, but either way, let's go ahead and have a look, oh by the way. Please do me a huge favor if this is your first time on the channel here, and you haven't subscribed yet please do me a huge favor and hit both the like and also the subscribe button. That's a tremendous help and I truly appreciate your support here, anyways back to that box.

As we look at that s pen now over the years, I've used different types of styluses from Samsung, and I've always appreciated how they look and also feel on the side note here: I've compared some of them like the one on the Galaxy S6 lite to the Apple Pencil first gen, and that particular one didn't feel as premium as the first gen Apple Pencil, although it did feel better than that first gen apple, pencil, meaning it didn't feel as premium. But as far as user experience goes to me, it was better. You know the feedback you got from writing or drawing was just way better than what you would get on the first gen Apple Pencil, but anyways. I digress here. The s pen is just absolutely fantastic on this tablet, as you can already see it, it's a lot more premium than that of the s6 lite or even the s6 anyways.

The next thing we have here is the wall adapter, and this is for charging, of course, and speaking of charging, the tablet is loaded with 8 000 William hour, so you are looking at just the power brick here. That's going to last you at least the whole day at least that's kind of what I'm expecting, but with such a large battery, I kind of anticipate that it's going to last a little while then we have the USB type-c, cable, of course, which was kind of expected. I feel like I have a ton of these in my office now so far and finally, we have the box that houses not only the sim ejector tool as we see here, but it also houses the manual or the quick start guide. I don't even know that I've looked at any of these booklets like ever over the years now, let's get back to the main course here, which is the awesome looking tablet here. Furthermore, I have to say that I am so excited because I had been looking so forward to this moment, and I'm almost as excited as I was when I was unboxing my galaxy z4 2.

This is just that month for me, so this wrapper here is slightly different from all the Samsung tablets that I have unboxed in the past. I have not come across one during my unboxing that had kind of the sketch showing you a little about where your s pen is gonna, go like it does here, and essentially it's showing you that it's supposed to go on that black bar that you have on the back of the tablet there. So that's kind of a nice touch there not really sure. If that's their way of saying that, that's the only place you can put the s pen or the only place, I can actually hold the s-pen, but we'll get to find out. I know for a fact that, on the Galaxy S6 light, you can actually have the s pen attached to different parts of the tablet from the side or different parts of the back.

Also, but anyways. Let's take a look. Oh man, I have to say this. Samsung has upped this game of premium devices like crazy, because this thing not only feels solid, but it also feels perfect. It feels also like it costs money.

I know I said this during the galaxy z42 unboxing, but this thing really feels like it's expensive. I haven't turned it on yet, but I have to say that I love it already. It also does have that polished metal, feel you get from the most recent premium devices from Samsung. This matte finish on that mystic color is also just a killer. Okay, so let's go ahead and take a look at the physical features as we are accustomed to doing, starting with the left side of the tablet here.

So we have these two matching, looking things that I believe play a major role in connecting the tablet to a wireless keyboard or the wireless case and in the middle here you can actually see the connector at the top. Here we have the first speaker, then we have the mic. Then the second speaker is right there on the right hand, side right here we have the fingerprint sensor and right below that we have the volume rocker and at the very bottom, that's where we will find the micro SD card slot for that storage expansion by the way, this particular unit is the one with 128 gigs of base storage and six gigs of ram. So this is literally the base tablet of the s7 at the bottom. Here we find the third speaker, and then we get up to the USB type c in the middle here and on the other end, we have the last speaker making it a total of four speakers now speaking of that USB type c port for charging.

Obviously that's the way you connect to the computer, and that's also how you get that file transfer going once you are able to access Samsung DEX, which is just such an amazing feature. It literally turns your tablet into a mini PC right, so you're able to get that desktop. You would normally get on your computer. You can get that background on here and be able to navigate it the same way you would navigate a regular computer now for those of you who are not familiar with DEX. This is a way you connect your tablet to your computer and be able to kind of seamlessly transfer files back and forth between both devices.

Now the biggest thing that came out just recently with Samsung is that you have that wireless capability of still using desk, but this time you're doing that on a big screen. So you could do that on a big screen TV, let's say a HD TV that you have, and you'll be able to connect wirelessly to that TV and be able to cast. You know the content that you are looking at on your tablet onto that TV, so you're kind of able to mirror what you have on your tablet onto the TV, which is just another fantastic feature that Samsung went ahead and pushed out there. So the back. Of course, you have that black band, which is where that s pen would normally sit when not in use.

And if you look towards the end there, that's where you have the main camera setup right there and some quick specs on the camera. Here you are looking at a 13 megapixel wide, a 5 megapixel ultra-wide, and of course this is the main camera which will record 4k at 30 frames per second on the front. Here you have the selfie camera located at the center of that side of the tablet. Actually, so, if you were to sit the tablet upright, it will actually be on the side here, and I think this is a new thing that Samsung is doing with its tablets. Now in the past, they have put it in the middle like it is the case with the s6 or the s6 lite or the tab a so.

You have that selfie camera, which used to be at the top of the tablet. This particular selfie camera is an 8 megapixel camera and can record 1080p at 30 frames per second. So going back to the setup, if you were to look at the newest tab, a for example, they have moved that from the top to the side, also so that I'm assuming the new line of tablets can just match each other, and now we are looking at the front here. We are going to turn this on and, as this is loading, let's go ahead and throw some quick specs about the screen. Here we are looking at an 11-inch display on this tablet, and this is IPS LCD, which has already made some people pretty happy, but at the same time it's made other people not so happy.

This is another one of those things that is very subjective depending on what you're looking for in a tablet or what you'll be using it for and how it affects battery and all that good stuff. But let me remind you that the iPad Pro is also an IPS LCD, but anyways. So here we have an 83.6 percent screen to body ratio. The resolution here is 1600 by 2560 and the aspect ratio is 16 by 10 and of course, this display is laminated. It is HDR plus capable with 120 hertz refresh rate, which is one of the things I have been so looking forward to now.

I've already completed the setup here so for security. You have different options anywhere from the face recognition to the fingerprint to the pattern or password or even if you want to use a pin or something you can get smoother, animations and scrolling. If you keep that refresh rate at 120 hertz, which is what I'm gonna always try to do, because, obviously that's one of the main reasons I got this tablet, interestingly enough, it's either that 120 hertz refresh rate or 60 hertz, and I'm saying that, because I'm unable to find anywhere in the settings where I can actually change that screen resolution, if I were to change the refresh rate, so I'm kind of just left to believe that I'll be doing 120 hertz at the maximum resolution, probably and by the way the side note here is that we can pull down the setting menu from anywhere from the top screen. This, maybe here is loaded with a snapdragon, 865 plus processors, and you may know this already. The 865 plus is the best out there for android devices.

You have one UI sitting on here. It is extremely smooth. I don't even think that performance is something that anyone would have doubted on this device. So far it's been pretty snappy clicking in and out with no issues, I'm able to navigate apps and more of the s pen. Of course, besides looking so nice, it's also one of the most modern that Samsung ever made.

This thing is highly packed with features, and I'm pretty sure that I would never get to use all of them, but anyways you can use it the traditional way by putting it down against the screen in order to do your stuff like navigating clicking or writing, and all that good stuff without necessarily charging. Now I may need to verify this, but my understanding is that you don't need to charge it, or it doesn't need to have any life or any juice in it. If you are going to be touching the screen while using the s pen, however, if you're going to be doing anything remote, you would need to definitely charge the s pen, so I need to double-check that again. I'm saying I just need to double-check. I know on the s6 lite, you don't really have to you: don't have to charge DS pen.

It just works like that. So I'm assuming here you have that option where you can just use it the traditional way and have it against your screen to do things or click onto things. But if you need to be doing that remotely without touching the screen it looks like you would have to use that Bluetooth feature that they have on there and for that you need to charge the s-pen which you can do by putting it on the back of the tablet. So it is good to see some of those features available. On the Galaxy Note, 10 plus s-pen, available on this s-pen as well.

So pretty much you can customize gestures as you would like. This is, in addition to all the productivity stuff that you can normally do with the s pen anywhere from signing documents, writing or sending animated text all that good stuff, and this is all stuff that I'm really looking forward to thoroughly test and bring to you guys in a full, comprehensive video. So we're going to stop this video here and call this the unboxing of my newest tablet, the Galaxy Tab s7, and I truly hope you enjoyed this video. I know I made it more of an unboxing journey, so it's kind of long it's longer than what I typically make on what I typically call unboxing video, but I truly appreciate you sticking with me until the end of the video here. Please don't forget to like comment subscribe of course, as I mentioned, I'm going to bring this into a full, comprehensive review and share with you guys, I'm going to catch you in the comment section, and I'm also going to catch you in the next video up until then stay safe out there.

Source : Ivan Kam