Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ - FULL TESTING!! By Mrnewmobile

Hi guys Mr new mobile, here Samsung Galaxy tab, s7 plus test. Please subscribe, followed by the bell. You can also keep up on Facebook Twitter by clicking the links in the description, unlike last year when it launched the Galaxy Tab, s6 and its watered-down version in the form of the Galaxy Tab. S6 light Samsung has simply launched two different models of its new tablet: the Galaxy Tab, s7 and Galaxy Tab, s7 plus, for all intents and purposes, the Galaxy Tab. S7 is the light variant, even though it doesn't carry that branding. Look no further than the fact that it has an lcd.

What we and many customers are more interested in is the Galaxy Tab, s7 plus the true flagship tablet, and perhaps the only contender for the title of the best android tablet of 2020 excellent. That's really all you need to know about the Galaxy Tab, s7, plus s design. It feels every bit as premium as you'd expect a flagship tablet, courtesy of its full metal, build. We particularly like the brushed metal sides that contribute to its stunning appeal. The no-nonsense design that Samsung has adopted for its high-end tablet.

Few years have been further refined. Everything from the buttons to the speakers and ports feels that they belong exactly where they have been placed. Let's not forget that this is the largest tablet Samsung has made for its flagship series. The actual footprint of the device has increased significantly to accommodate its 12.4 inch display that dominates the front. It's larger and wider than the Galaxy Tab s6, but at 5.7 millimeters, it's as impressively slim as its predecessor. It has put on some weight coming in at 575 grams.

For the sake of comparison, it's both thinner and lighter than the iPad Pro notwithstanding the fact that it has a 12.9 inch display. The larger footprint does take some getting used to and the larger display certainly makes up for it. One-Handed usage doesn't feel uncomfortable even after several hours, the build quality is solid and its new mystic silver and bronze colors suited really well. We do believe that this is one of the most beautiful tablets. Samsung has ever made Samsung ships the Galaxy Tab, s7 plus with a matching s.

Pen that attaches magnetically to a groove at the back part, now extends all the way up to the vertically aligned dual camera. That protrudes only slightly this does mean that the tablet doesn't lie completely flat on the tablet, but it's not something we were too bothered by on the Galaxy Tab, s6 as well. It would be nice if Samsung considers shifting the s pen to the top or side frame on future models, though we do feel that the magnets that hold the s pen in place are stronger this time around, so there's less chance of accidentally detaching the stylus when sliding the tablet into your backpack or switching orientations. I think we've all gone past the point of expecting a 3.5 millimeters headphone jack on new flagship products, but in case you were wondering the Galaxy Tab, s7 plus doesn't have one Galaxy Tab, s7, plus display and sound the 12.4 inch. Super AMOLED 2800 by 1752 pixel resolution display is exceptional.

It's difficult to find fault with Samsung's played panels, because they're just that good. The familiar 1610 aspect ratios has been maintained, which makes for a great media consumption experience. Colors are bright and vivid with rich deal and viewing angles. The panel gets very bright and Samsung has assured comfort by ensuring that the panel emits the lowest blue light on a tablet display. A fingerprint sensor is embedded within the panel, and it works very well we're all for the larger display bumping up the size is what we have long wished for Samsung to do.

The 12.4 inch size is perfect for watching your favorite movies and also for getting work done. That's not all, though Samsung has also bumped the refresh rate to 120 hertz. We've sung praises of the higher refresh rate. Previously it really is difficult to go back to 60 hertz. Once you become used to 120 hertz everything looks so nice and smooth the animations feel buttery fast-paced games.

Look great and even scrolling through social media is a delight. Samsung has trimmed the bezels, but the tablet isn't quite as bezel-less as we've come to expect from smartphones. Hopefully, it's infinity tech will make its way to tablets as well. That would make the immersive experience even better. The familiar AKG tuned quad speakers are present with Dolby Atmos support the new 1.6 other than those on the Galaxy Tab. S6 the base is punchy.

Sound is clear and volume sufficiently high. This means that the Galaxy Tab, s7 plus comes with Qualcomm's revamped snapdragon, 865 plus chipsets. The base model has 6 GB of ram with 128 GB of internal storage, exactly the same as the Galaxy Tab. S6 a micros card slot is also present. Those willing to shell out a bit more can get the 8 GB plus 256 GB configuration.

This is a powerhouse of a tablet. The chipset is more than capable of handling whatever you throw at it. It doesn't buckle under the weight of resource, intensive games, rapid app, switching multitasking or running multiple windows and decks. The interface feels blazing fast, aided by that 120 hertz refresh rate, while the arena 650 GPU ensures that you can play your favorite mobile games at the highest possible graphic settings. A 5g variant of the Galaxy Tab, s7 plus, is also on offer.

This will allow users in markets where 5g networks are available to access the next-gen network standard for work and play. This really makes the Galaxy Tab, s7, plus a well-rounded tablet for perfect working setup. Nobody really uses tablets for photography, but Samsung has slapped a dual camera setup to its latest tablet. Anyway, the 13 megapixel primary camera, with a 5 megapixel ultra-wide sensor, is nothing to write home about it's actually the same as the Galaxy Tab. S6 you can get respectable detail in shots and color reproduction is generally okay.

Ultra-wide shots aren't as crisp as you'd like, and low light performance leaves a lot to be desired. Samsung has brought over features like single take, and, while there is a pro mode for photos, it doesn't offer the same functionality as we get on smartphones. There's no pro mode for video. The 8 megapixel front. Camera has been placed on the right bezel this time, as opposed to the top.

The location has been chosen for landscape mode, the orientation that your tablet will be in when you make video calls. It certainly makes video calls feel more natural and that to add a more flattering angle for you: the Galaxy Tab, s7 plus ships with Samsung's latest one UI 2.5 on top of android 10. Many new features that we've seen this year, like quick, share and music share new software functionality to allow you to take full advantage of the tablet's large display. Samsung notes have been overhauled for enhanced productivity. You can import PDF files for annotations, sync up voice recordings with written notes and use, auto sync to keep everything up to date, on notes for mobile tablet and PC.

More efficient PC, like folder management, has also been introduced so that it's easier to find the files that you need multi-active window. A feature that we first saw on the galaxy fold last year now makes its way to Samsung's flagship tablet. You can open and use up to three apps simultaneously on the Galaxy Tab, s7 plus with the app pair feature, allowing you to tie up to three apps and launch them at once. We found this to be very useful and a great way to utilize. The 12.4 inch display edge screen a familiar feature for galaxy. Smartphone owners are present as well.

The Galaxy Tab, s7 plus, has features that allow it to thrive in a multi-device work setup. If you use select Samsung laptops, you can utilize. The second screen feature to extend the laptop's display to the Galaxy Tab. S7 plus can't find a Wi-Fi network use the auto hotspot feature to automatically tether other galaxy devices to the tablet. The s pen has been improved considerably to provide a more lifelike experience.

We like the new design, as it makes the s-pen more comfortable to work with for extended usage. The latency has also been decreased and that, coupled with a 120 hertz refresh rate, allows for a more pen to paper, feel you do notice the difference as every tap and stroke when riding or drawing feels more fluid. The air actions feature has been expanded to cover frequently used actions like home recent back, smart select and screen write. You can use these actions in any screen with the s pen. There's support for new apps that you can use to be more creative with the s pen, clip studio, paint, a drawing and sketching app comes pre-loaded.

It supports air action shortcuts as well note shelf is a free download, and it lets you create, as many virtual notebooks as you want. Canva is a very useful graphic design, app that can be used to create graphics for social media posts. In particular. Thousands of pre-made templates Samsung's DEX platform has come a long way since it was first introduced like its predecessor, the Galaxy Tab. S7 plus can also power a PC like environment, on the device itself or on an external monitor.

Well, you could only do that with a wired connection. Previously, the Galaxy Tab, s7 plus, is the first Samsung tablet to support wireless decks. Wireless decks mean that there's on less cable for you to carry you could just walk into the conference room at work and lead the presentation on the big screen completely wirelessly. Granted wireless decks only works with select Samsung, smart TVs and Miracast supported screens, but this is a step in the right direction. We do feel that this will entice more people to give decks a try.

Samsung's new tablet comes with a massive 10 090 my battery that supports 45w superfast charging. Unfortunately, Samsung only ships, a w charger in the box, so you'll have to buy one separately, and we'd recommend you do, or you could just stick to a nightly ritual of plugging your Galaxy Tab, s7 plus in before going to bed so that it's fully charged 7 plus on a single charge. The snapdragon chipset is fairly power efficient and even though the 120 hertz refresh rate draws more power, it doesn't impact battery life in any significant way. Well, we weren't able to test 5g on our unit we're confident that the device's massive battery will hold up very well. This just my little test on Galaxy Tab, s7 plus well.

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