Samsung Tab S7 Review｜Is It Actually Worth Buying? By The Product Lab

Here we have the Samsung Galaxy tab, s7, it's the new iteration of the galaxy s, tab line. It will be the first of the 5g enabled android tabs that are available in the US. It could be the best Samsung tab yet, but can it compete with the Apple iPads in this video we're going to be going over key features? Seeing who this product would actually be good for how it compares to the competition and whether it's worth your hard-earned money so stay tuned and let's get into the video the 11-inch tab. S7 starts at about 650 dollars for the Wi-Fi model and 850 for the 5g model. Prices go up based on your ram and storage. Now Samsung is also releasing the s7 plus, which is larger, however, we'll be focusing on the s7.

It's just a shame that the s7 plus comes with a gorgeous super OLED panel, while the s7 is limited to a LED panel, the OLED screen would have certainly given the liquid retina display on the iPad Air, a good run for its money. The s7 display is 16 by 10, which makes it a little taller and narrower than an iPad. Samsung has always been known for its great build quality. The s7 is no exception. It's sleek and definitely looks and feels premium there's no hint to flex when using or handling it.

It comes in three color options with a large screen, thin bezels and flat brushed metal sides. The 11 inch 2560 by 1600 display is impressive. With plenty of sharp details, the colors were vibrant on the edge to edge screen plus the visuals are ultra smooth with the 120 hertz, refresh rate, more than proving itself when it came to gameplay its four speakers sound pretty good, especially for gaming and watching movies. Although the sound wasn't as rich or loud as on the iPad, we found the fingerprint sensor located on the power button was actually quite fast in unlocking the tab. You get one USB port which will have to double for your wired headphones since you don't get a headphone jack.

Samsung really went all out with these tabs you'll find the fastest processor currently available for the android platform. It powers the s7 for PC like performance, especially when you kick it into the DEX mode. It makes the user experience more like a laptop with multi windows. Furthermore, it's actually quite good as a laptop alternative, but even with the optional keyboard, with expanded trackpad, we found it still can't completely replace the laptop experience. You'll get the much coveted s, pen stylus, which is also gone through some improvements.

We found it more responsive than the stylus that we use with the s6 tabs, plus it snaps magnetically onto the back of the tab where it also charges wirelessly, pretty cool, but you'll have to keep in mind that the magnet is not the strongest rounding things off. You'll also get an 8 megapixel front facing camera, as well as a dual camera setup. On the back with the 13 megapixel shooter, plus you get a 5 megapixel ultra-wide. So what's the verdict as impressive as the s7 is, there may not be enough here to win over any iPad users, especially once you factor in the sheer availability of iPad optimized apps compared to the android tab apps. However, if you're not in the Apple ecosystem, the s7s could very well be some of the best tabs around for its price.

The s7 is packed with performance and features that few android tabs can compete with, especially if you're interested in having 5g connectivity. That's all for this video hope you guys liked it. If you did, please give it a like if you're new to the channel consider subscribing on this channel, we review tech in a simple, straightforward manner for the average person. So if you want tech, reviews made easy be sure to subscribe, check out the description for links to find the most up-to-date pricing till next time hope you have a great day.

Source : The Product Lab