Samsung also sells a 12.4-inch Galaxy Tab S7+ model starting at $849. At 10.0 by 6.5 by 0.3 inches (HWD) and a little over a pound, the Tab S7 is light enough to use comfortably for hours.

Samsung is one of few companies still making premium Android tablets, and it’s getting pretty good at it. The company announced the new Galaxy Tab S7 and S7+ at its Unpacked event yesterday and ...

Users will get to use tablet-specific features of the app on the S7 or S7+ devices. Or the tablet’s display can be used to make a presentation that you might have prepared on the Windows 10 laptop.

The Tab S7+’s hardware deserves recognition, though, and it’d be nice if Google helped out more by making its OS more supportive for productivity, but the Tab S7+ is still the best Android ...

The two Tab S7s also sport a few other differences such as the standard Tab 7 featuring a side-mounted fingerprint reader, while the Tab S7+ gets an in-screen finger sensor and slightly more RAM ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 ships with Android 10 and Samsung’s One UI 2.5, and while the Tab S6 initially launched with Android 9, both are upgradable to Android 11.

Display and audio As I expected, the Tab S7+’s 12.4-inch AMOLED is a beautiful, vibrant canvas and I thoroughly enjoyed the way colorful sets from Blackpink’s How You Like That music video popped.

The regular S7 will be $649.99 and the S7+ will be $849.99 when they launch. The cheapest current iPad Pro starts at $799.99 and the more expensive 12.9-inch model is $999.99, for reference.

The Galaxy Tab S7 Fan Edition currently isn’t for sale in Germany (you can sign up to be notified when it’s available) and is priced at €649 (approximately $792) for either the silver or ...