Best Tablet For Call Of Duty Mobile (2024 Updated)

The tablet itself is simply amazing. The screen is super sharp, maybe not as sharp as the s7+, but you also don’t have the burn in problem as with the s7+ screen. I couldn’t be happier with the quality of the pictures and videos.

This tablet is a replacement for my Samsung Tab E, 9. 6. The S7 FE 5g simply blows it away, in every regard. It has a 12. 4″ screen, but is lighter than my 9. 6 tab E. Here’s my screen protector tips for installation.

This is a huge screen, take ylur time and do it right. -find a low dust room -dust off the table before using -wash your hands. Make sure they are completely dry. -clean the screen thoroughly with solution.

-Here’s the magic bullet. They wont show you this on youtube. Take a pocket flashlite after you supposedly removed all the dust from the screen. You will be amazed at all the dust still on the screen.

-very carefully, remove the dust with the tool supplied with the screen protector. It works, even on the tempered glass. -do not touch the inside of the tempered glass. It would be difficult to clean.

-the glass can be lifted carefully to remove dust that you somehow missed. -lastly, I had a bubble of water that somehow got onto the inside of the glass. I noticed it after removing the last speck of dust from the screen.

I left it alone, and after using the tablet for 2 days, the water evaporated, and the bubble is totally gone. Not all screen protectors are created equal. Glass Screen Pro is what I highly recommend.

They are 2 for 15. 00 on ebay.

I replaced my LG Stylo 6 with the K92 5G. Cricket Wireless said that LG will no longer be manufacturing cellphones, so I’m guessing that LG decided to go out with a mid-priced phone with a huge amount of memory.

For the price, this phone has more than enough memory to do just about anything that’s needed. I’ve never had it lag, freeze up, or require frequent restarts. With that said, there are two things that could have been improved with this model.

First, the quad cameras leave a lot to be desired, especially in a low light situation. I’ve had cheap, low priced phones with much better cameras. Second, 5G isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, as far as data streaming is concerned.

Quite often 5G is either slow, lags, or buffers significantly more than 4G LTE. This phone automatically switches from 4G LTE to 5G. However, for some reason LG didn’t include a setting to make 4G LTE the primary network.

Some phones have a setting that locks the phone to 4G LTE, but this Cricket K92 5G doesn’t. Overall, I’ve been very satisfied with the K92 5G and I’ll definitely miss it when it’s eventually obsolete and will need to be replaced.

I got this used for a little over $400. 00 The item was in remarkably good condition. I have used an ipad air 1st generation for over seven years now but was not willing to dish out the money for a new one in 2021.

I love this tablet. It has a great size. Its easy to use. Very fast for what I use it to do. The screen is very nice and the writing experience with the s pen is very nice as well. The speakers on this tablet is also fantastic! Goes very loud and plays really clear with some oomph to it as well.

Just a note on if you plan to use this for editing office documents. Unfortunately once the device screen size is over 10. 1 inches you have to purchase a Office 365 subscription. That is not Samsung’s fault but microsoft’s greediness.

Just thought i’d put it out there in case you have plans to edit word and excel docs on this.

I bought the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus on sale during the week of Black Friday for a little under $650 at the end of 11/21. It took literally forever for it to arrive. It took nearly a month before it arrived about a little less than a week before Christmas of 2021.

I’ve been using it every single day for about 2 1/2 months now. This tablet’s display is hands down the best I’ve seen on any tablet and laptop which is thanks to the sAMOLED display & the 120HZ refresh rate.

When I watch videos on this tablet, which is very often, the display is hard to distinguish between it & a 2160p screen. I was super excited because I heard that this tablet would be HDR compatible & I guess it is to an extent but it’s kind of a coin toss because sometimes it plays HDR videos with no problem but there are some HDR videos that it can’t play & if you do try to play it the picture is really dark & washed out.

I wish that it had full HDR compatibility but unfortunately it does not. Next, is the wifi & this tablet has wifi 6 & can support both 2. 4GHz & 5GHz bands & it absolutely shows. This tablet’s wifi speed is blazing fast & the Snapdragon graphics card is top of the line & it shows by how fast it works.

Next, is the battery which despite what some people say it is not great it is absolutely abysmal maybe it’s just me because I use it for watching videos for hours at a time but I’m lucky to get 4-5 hours between charges.

Thankfully I got a 45 Watt PPS charger which is Samsung’s fast charger it can charge from 40%-100% in about an hour. The audio is great I love that there are quad Harmon Kardon speakers with Dolby Atmos and it really shows.

It’s kind of difficult typing on this thing because it’s so big but I just have to put up with it because there is absolutely no way that I’m going to pay $200 for a keyboard. That’s 1/3 (33%) of the purchase price which is highway robbery you get better percentages at a pawn shop but if you have the money I’d definitely recommend getting it it will definitely come in handy.

The only other issues I have with this tablet are things that are outside of Samsung’s control like there are very few options when it comes to protective cases & screen protectors so you are definitely limited as far as getting one that truly protects the tablet & because of this I’d definitely recommend buying the extra insurance unless you don’t plan to move it a lot which I do I take mine with me everywhere.

All in all when it comes down to it I would definitely recommend this tablet to anyone it’s better all around & it has just as good a screen as the Apple iPad Pro 12. 9 inch & unlike the Apple the Samsung has expandable storage & it is far less expensive so if you are on the fence go ahead & get off & get the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus.

After using it for almost two months share my experience. First of all, my had many tablets included the many Ipad and I also had a Samsung A7 lite tablet before, but the overall experience of SAMSUNG s7plus is very good.

I personally think that it is a smooth and professional tablet so far. First of all, Samsung’s Android system is perfect, it hardware has strong compatibility with accessories of the same brand and other OEM accessories.

The CPU runs very fast, I think it should be the reason for the high memory(8G RAM, yes, I recommend the 256G S7 plus version and only high a little than the 128g version), especially some games run smoothly than my Ipad air.

The screen is high resolution QHD display. But pay attention to the size of this tablet, although it is 12. 4 inch, it is actually long, which means that it is very compatible to watch some high-definition movies or videos.

The speaker sound affect is great. What I like most about this tablet is that it has a DEX tablet system, so it is almost indistinguishable from a computer with a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard. And the spen, which does not need to be purchased additionally pen.

If the daily study write and record is ok, I have not tried drawing by the spen. The tablet is a little heavy, and the bottom of the spen is easy to fall.

With its included S Pen, Dex mode, great performance and amazing AMOLED display, the Galaxy Tab S7+ is probably the world’s best tablet for productivity. Its also one of the best for gaming and a formidable, more affordable competitor to the iPad Pro for creativity as well.

It is truly a 5-star tablet. So why a rating of only 4 stars? I wanted an upgrade from my Galaxy Tab S5e which is still working very well by the way. The S5e is super thin and light with an amazing AMOLED display.

It is perfect for browsing, reading, media consumption and easy to hold in one hand. The S5e is only missing S Pen support which I don’t really need. I’m upgrading only because the S5e is no longer eligible for Android and OneUI updates and Samsung has some great sales/trade-in deals.

Unfortunately, the Tab S7 and S7+ are noticeably heavier and the S7 noticeably thicker, so neither is as comfortable to hold as the S5e. The S7 also lacks an AMOLED display. Some Galaxy Tab fans are mainly interested in a premium, thin, light, 10–11-inch media consumption device.

The S5e was perfect. I don’t think it was sufficiently promoted and differentiated from productivity/creativity-focused use. Sadly, Samsung has left users like me with no upgrade path in the Android world.

For anyone who might be on the fence about buying this versus a more expensive device, I’m hoping my review can help, because I had this same dilemma. I wanted something that had little to no lag when opening apps, especially the simple ones like browsers and email.

I’m happy to report that this tablet has satisfied me in that regard. It’s not as fast on some of the more intensive apps, like opening the Ookla Speedtest app, which even has some delay/lag when opening on my Galaxy Note 9, but as expected it takes about a full second longer on this tablet.

Not a big deal though, because the browser is only very slightly slower than on my Note 9 (we’re talking milliseconds slower, that’s all). I’m guessing it’s the Octocore CPU that helps out in this regard, because i also own the previous Tab A 2019 model.

It only has a quad core CPU and there is a bit of delay even opening simple apps. Some might think it’s the extra RAM, but EXTRA RAM only helps with more apps being open at the same time. Now if the RAM is FASTER in this model, then yes, that would help with the apps opening faster, but I’m not sure if this RAM is any faster than the 2019 model.

I also snagged this tablet when it was on sale for $130. I feel that price is AMAZING for this tablet’s capabilities. The regular price is $200. Considering you can get the Galaxy Tab S6 on sale sometimes for $250, I’d say go with the S6 instead, if you don’t mind having a larger, 10 inch screen.

To me, I wanted something compact, so I simply waited for this one to go on sale. Now i will mention the only potential drawback of this device, and that is Android 12. If/when this device receives the update for Android 12, it will most likely make this device run a bit slower.

It’s happened to every single tablet I’ve ever owned. The new OS always demands more, slowing down these budget tablets to a noticeable degree. Happened to two of my Asus Zen tablets, happened to my 2017 Tab A, happened to my 2019 Tab A.

It will happen again with this one, but I’m crossing my fingers that maybe the step-up to 8 cores will maybe absorb some of the extra load the new OS will put on. But to be reasonable, even though it has 8 cores, it’s still a budget processor, not expecting miracles or anything.

I still think this is an amazing value.

Good tablet for every day use. I usually use it to watch Tik Tok, stream video, and play music. It’s pretty responsive and I can even have multiple apps open in the background. The screen is a perfect size in my opinion.

Big enough that I can see everything clearly when watching a video, not to mention a good increase from a phone screen. Also not too big like a 10′ tablet. Portable enough to take on the go without being bulky.

And since it’s smaller, it’s not a square like some of the larger tablets so video fills the entire screen when held sideways. A speaker on both the top and bottom provide good stereo sound when held sideways as well.

Also super happy that it charges over type C. I actually returned my Tab A 8. 0″ and bought this instead. The extra 1GB of RAM compared to that tablet makes a huge difference, much more responsive. The slightly larger screen is surprisingly noticeable.

A 0. 7″ difference isn’t huge but it goes from being just about usable to being a great size. The higher resolution of the display is great too. I don’t really think it’s worth $130 for the 32gb storage 3gb RAM model I got but mine was open box which made it below $100.

At that price it’s a great buy. The 64gb storage 4gb RAM model could be a better buy since it’s usually about $20 more. The storage isn’t a big deal unless you plan on downloading a lot of games but the more RAM the better since 3GB is usable but 4GB makes everything more comfortable to use.

I thought I had balanced my expectations of this device, but was left seriously disappointed. OK so this is a budget device and I got it significantly below the standard list price due to my student discount and even at that price I was disappointed.

If I’d paid full price for this tablet without a doubt it would have been sent back. I needed a basic tablet to do emails, a bit of web browsing and some reading. For those functions provided you are willing to put up with the sluggish performance it’s just about OK.

If you buy this tablet expect to wait a few seconds for apps to load, expect to wait several seconds when you click into a text field for the keyboard to jerk slowly into view, don’t expect to multi-task or run anything but basic applications.

I didn’t expect a premium or fast device here, but equally I didn’t expect that the tablet would struggle to do simple things like bring up a keyboard on screen. I certainly didn’t expect that it would not even be capable of implementing basic expectations of the operating system.

On a number of occassions I’ve tried using the search feature within settings, on every occassion I’ve been left with a spinning circle for several minutes whilst the tablet attempts futilely to perform a simple search.

Every time I’ve had to give up and use Google to find out where the setting I need is instead. I’ll put up with this tablet for now until budget allows for an upgrade, but unless you are on a limited budget I would stronly recommend spending a little bit more for a more capable device.

I bought this tablet specifically because it was advertised as being able to increase internal storage via SD Card. We just reached our 32gb limit of internal space and purchased an SD Card. Turns out you can only store photos etc on the SD Card.

I already pay for cloud storage for those things so the SD card was a waste of money. Our 32gb internal storage was used up really quickly with apps/games for both my son and I. None of which can be stored on the SD Card so now we have a tablet that wont hold all the apps/software we need and I’m not sure what to do.

I’m constantly having to delete apps so that I can download the one I need, then deleting that app after using it so I can download the app I deleted in order to use that. I looked over the advertising again and it’s very misleading, the wording implies that the SD Card works as an extension of the internal storage, I couldn’t see it mentioned anywhere that it only applied to certain types of files and not software.

The tablet even has the option to move apps to the SD Card, but when I do that it doesn’t change the storage totals and never actually appears on the storage list for the SD Card, it is still listed under internal storage but with a note that its on the SD Card.

I’m furious that I spent hundreds of dollars on a device that doesn’t do what I need it to. So if you are considering this product because of the additional storage capability, make sure you take stock of exactly what type of storage you need and whether it can be stored on the SD Card.

If not you will need to purchase one with larger internal storage.

Pracht toestel mooi beeld The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 is an Android tablet iPad users should feel right at home with. Picking it up made me want to say “It’s an iPad Pro, but for Android,” and it’s not hard to see why.

While working on this Galaxy Tab S7 review, I immediately realized the similarities, as its machined aluminum chassis, beautiful screen and sweet-sounding speakers make it a serious challenger to the best iPad.

But the Tab S7 doesn’t just stand in Apple’s shadow. The Tab S7’s battery life beats the iPad Pro’s, and that’s just one of the reasons why the Galaxy Tab S7 is one of the best Android tablets around, and one of the best tablets overall, its awkward keyboard cover and not-great performance puts a ceiling on how high it can go.

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Just closer to the Galaxy Tab A7 than the Tab S7.

Works very well as a plotter on my sail yacht.

TranslateShow in original languageExcellente tablette. Retour d’expérience après quelques jours d’utilisation: Je conseille de ne pas utiliser la protection d’écran anti-reflets fournie avec, qui n’est pas efficace du tout et en plastique opaque et de mauvaise qualité.

On y perd énormément en définition d’écran avec ce morceau de plastique. Je recommande une protection d’écran classique en verre, même si ce n’est pas du verre trempé. D’autre part une belle frayeur à l’installation des premières applications : Le Google Play store d’origine ne détecte pas l’application DJI Fly.

Ayant acheté cette tablette pour voler avec un Mavic 3, j’ai vraiment cru que j’allais renvoyer la tablette pour non- compatibilité. Et puis j’ai eu l’idée de télécharger sur le site officiel DJI l’application DJI Fly en APK, copier l’APK sur mon Google drive, et l’ouvrir depuis la tablette, ce qui a parfaitement fonctionné.

Depuis tout fonctionne parfaitement bien. Je n’ai aucune utilité des petits outils qui sont fournis avec : Tournevis, lamelles en métal pour passage d’une courroie derrière la tablette, sangles avec un scratch, adaptateur USB 1 vers Type-C… cela peut être très utile si la tablette est utilisée pour une autre activité que le drone.

Enfin je dirais que c’est un produit d’excellente qualité, qui ne craint pas les chocs ni la poussière, et son poids qui paraît d’abord démesuré se fait rapidement oublier quand on est dans l’action.

Une sangle tour de cou semble cependant indispensable sur le long terme.

TranslateShow in original languageSuper produit! Excellent pour mes vols avec Autel 2 pro (6K) – parfaite visibilité dans toutes les conditions sur l’écran de 8 pouces. Aussi très fiable et pratique pour mes ballades des photos historiques (comparer des photos d’antan avec la situation actuelle).

Après une semaine d’utilisation journalière (incL; wifi, connection Bluetooth, des règlages et des vols de drone etc. , la batterie est encore à 63%! De jamais vu! Vraiment une tablette formidable, je suis très content de mon achat!.

I originally bought the Tab A8 as an open box in excellent condition and while it was physically excellent, using it for test runs in the first few hours the screen malfunctioned and there were what looked like digitized discolored thick lines throughout the screen.

I went in store to buy a new one since the sale was priced closely to the open box price. Upon the first few hours of use, I noticed the screen registering ghost taps and there was one instance where it was difficult for me to restart the device since the screen registered many different touches.

I restarted and updated it and haven’t ran into that problem ever since, but it is something significant to note. The build quality is not what I’d expect from a big brand like Samsung and at this price range.

The right edge of screen where the glass meets the back is not smooth on my particular tablet, and you can see rough edges of the plastic. My criticism stops around there because the system itself is what I expected and needed for just casual use and streaming.

The resolution on video streams are at least HD for most of the time and refresh rates are fine. I opted for Samsung’s Tab A8 since I’ve had good experiences with their products in the past and the A8 is supposed to have future updates for a few years, but this is the worst Samsung product I’ve used in while.

For the price I paid, it’s okay but there a lot of lower tier tablets I’d try first before buying another Samsung Tab.

Had the 8 inch Tab A7 lite for a month before upgrading to this. Big difference, this one wasn’t laggy/freezing and apps randomly force closing like their cheaper/smaller a7 lite version. I have all newer apple products as a big techie but can’t resist the freedoms you get with Android w/o the crazy price-tags.

Picks up wifi strong in my garage. whereas a7 had weak signal constantly & randomly buffered any youtube video despite factory reset, strong signal and software update. Ive added a 256gb sd card and have tons of space.

Now I can honestly use without noticing any issues in performance. Responsiveness to touch is really important to me and this tablet seems to keep up with touch. Swift when swiping up down and opening apps.

i dont use the camera but quality is decent and clear. Its a bigger tablet at 10. 5 but not wide enough where it would feel awkward for reading or using two thumbs to type a message. Battery life is really good considering I mostly use this for streaming YouTube.

Speakers are more crisp and clear and do not sound like they’re in a tin can like the a7 lite. Feels light weight yet a solid premium metal feeling. but not plasticky hollow light weight like other branded tablets.

this is a great choice to simply get decent quality for the price paid. I actually could see this being a $350-400 tablet by the way it preforms…this is not part of a promotion. I paid full price (unfortunately ha!) and am giving my honest review.

I purchased Thanksgiving Week 2021 and first problem happened March 2022, the charging port pins broke and wouldn’t charge correctly. Luckily I purchased the ALL STATE protection plan and had it sent to get fixed.

Month later the battery wouldn’t charge at all and I had it sent again to fix it. The day I received it back it looked fine but then the touchscreen was no responding. The power button and volume buttons were working but not the touchscreen at all.

I sent it a 4th time to get fixed and returned, the tablet wouldn’t even turn on. There was a sudden white flash on the tablet with black ink cracks in the corner then would stay off. It looked internally damaged but the touch screen had no scratches or cracks.

I purchased an amazing rubber/impact casing for this tablet since Day 1. This is my 1st terrible experience with SAMSUNG and I am very disappointed in the the repair center as well. They send this summary of checklist when they return the product back but it doesn’t look like they actually confirm anything off their list.

I sent my tablet once to SAMSUNG to get it repaired since it’s been less than 1 yr manufacturing but they gave me a bogus excuse that it has water damage inside. Only reason I say bogus is bc they sent me a detail summary stating they are returning back broken only with no reason at all.

I had to call SAMSUNG to figure out why they could not fix it, they placed me on hold for almost 30 minutes to see why nothing was done and claimed it was water damaged. Like I said my table was covered in rubber shock proof casing where only openings is the camera lens and port charger.

Terrible service on their part and if they found water damage, they would have written it on the statement in the summary but it seems SAMSUNG knows and may be hiding the fact there a lot of defects for this tablet model and should just own up to it.

As I said since I purchased the ALL STATE coverage and after several attempts for them to fix it. They are just refunding me the price I purchased the tablet only. I don’t mean to bash Sams Club or Samsung but this has been a bad experience for me.

I purchased a few TVs and soundbards from Sams Club, it still works great for years with no coverage. I see that this may be just a bad manufacturing problem for this tablet model type. Definitely purchase warranty coverage for your devices though.

Thin, crisp lines and clear graphics. A responsive tablet with a screen that’s large enough for most all uses yet small enough to carry in most inside coat pockets. Charging time is reasonable and battery life is good enough for a long day, about 10-12 hours.

Setup is straight forward except when it comes to transferring data from an older computer, tablet or iPh9ne. There are built-in steps and instructions to help you transfer data external data. Unfortunately it assumes you understand USB cabling jargon.

The instructions only say to you need to “connect” the two devices. Actually, you’ll need to a USB-A Male to USB-C Female cable which is not included. Fortunately, they can be purchased inexpensively: $2-5.

I’d recommend a slim protector case. The heavy-duty protection is only necessary for rough use. I recommend this because the 10. 4 and larger tablets are narrow, thin and can feel slippery so it CAN slip right out of your hands.

The good ones can be purchased on-line, since manufacturers typically sent the good ones to brick and mortar companies. Over all, from my experience, I’d say the device is most satisfactory for my use.

I’ve been a diehard Samsung Galaxy customer since I broke my iPhone 8 and was forced to “temporarily” use a Galaxy S6 for a month. Needless to say, when it came time to upgrade I went with the Galaxy Note 10 + with zero hesitation and left iPhone in the dust.

Legit every person I knew couldn’t believe it but it was within the first 24 hours of using the S6 that I knew I was going to be member of the Samsung Galaxy for as long as Samsung Exists. With the Note 10+ I added the Galaxy Watch Active 2.

I still have the watch and looking forward to upgrading it to the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic which has a physical rotating bezel. I’ve had my eye on a Samsung Flagship Tablet since the Tab S5e and FINALLY was in a position to purchase one about a month ago.

I bought the Galaxy Tab S7 for under $500 with the education promo that comes with the Galaxy Buds Live (Yes, it was a great deal!). It is the best $500 I have ever spent on any electronic (excluding my high school car audio system that I don’t consider an electronic but a necessary appliance (eg.

Fridge, Toilet, Breaker Box) lol) ONE UI 3’s Tablet interface is largely improved compared to stock Android and DeX transforms the Tab S7 from basically a giant phone OS to an OS and user experience almost totally on Par with Windows and MacOS.

There are still a couple of kinks and improvements that need to be made to confidently claim that DeX is the best mobile computing platform and OS, but Samsung has already improved the experience in so many important ways, adding more and more apps to the list of apps that are DeX ready.

Basically, if I have the keyboard connected, the Tab S7 is in DeX mode and when I’m primarily using the touch interface I rely more on OneUI 3. The Tab S7 (mine is Navy) is pristinely built. It looks amazing on the desk and feels and looks amazing in your hands.

I love the matte/satin metal finish of the back, with the dark glass strip that houses the SPen and continues into the Camera Housing. I enjoy the ease of slapping the SPen right on the back to charge and/or pair if need be and the back section of the book cover thoughtfully surrounds and protects the SPen with magnets strong enough to keep itself securely in place while still being extremely accessible and easy to flip down and grab the SPen.

For the SPen to charge when it’s being stored on the back, the nib tip of the SPen has to be facing towards the camera housing. I’ve heard people complain about this but tip towards the camera is the only way the SPen magnetically connects to the tablet.

You also have the option to store the SPen on the side beneath the volume and power button, which when you’re using the keyboard Book cover, is the top of the screen. It doesn’t charge here, but it does magnetically connect making it convenient and secure when you need it frequently and stowing it on the back under the cover would be annoying but I would only store it there while the Tab S7 is in use and as soon as you’ll be moving the Tablet stow it neatly on the back (also allowing it to charge).

There are Quad AKG Dolby Atmos enabled speakers that are incredibly loud, clear and full of rich, true to life sound. The 120 hertz adaptive refresh rate of the display makes operation so smooth and video playback extremely crisp and lifelike.

I don’t think the battery has ever gone lower than 30% in a single day. The rear cameras are surprisingly excellent and the front facing camera is the best I’ve seen on any device, ever. Using the SPen is 2nd nature to me after years of owning multiple Note phones but this SPen experience is different and more satisfying in quite a few ways.

Coloring on PenUp is by far my favorite way utilize the SPen. I’ve used Microsoft Office (Word & Excel) with the keyboard both in and out of DeX mode and was easily able to accomplish just as much as I would have on a regular PC.

I cannot think of a single negative thing to say, other than Google’s lack of focus on the tablet interface and tablet versions of Android apps is troubling. iPadOS is incredible and vastly improves the entire iPad experience.

Making the whole user experience unique instead of just using a giant phone. Samsung has improved everything they possibly can, not google must focus on developing a tablet focused version of Android and Android Apps.

Just to let you know, I got this for Christmas in 2020 from the Samsung Store online. First things first, the Tab was big, but the size fits well to watch full episodes on streaming services and make some cool art.

It’s also well-protected too. Second, the features. The Tab does have a lot of cool things, like doing PENUP, the art app for Samsung Tab users. It can also play games that are too powerful for my phone to handle, like for example, the long-lost game that’s my favorite, Mob Psycho 100: Psychic Battle.

and another that’s my favorite co-op MMO, Mitrasphere. I was also able to do my art because of this using my own app! Oh, and it includes an S-Pen, which is a huge + for mangakas, artists, writers, etc.

Third and last, the specs. Mine can connect to WiFi and Bluetooth, which could need my Hotspot or fast internet connection if I want best of both worlds, but mine also has 128 GB of Storage, with a microSD card slot, and 4GB of RAM, which is very powerful to handle pretty much everything! Also, because of THAT many gigabytes for storage, it can even handle HD videos too and everything as well! That’s half the amount of what the computer has in terms of storage, but that’s okay.

It can even upgrade to another Android version, which is a nice charm to handle. With all these things that I said, it’s perfect for artists, gamers, viewers, everything! It’s $350 with tax and shipping if you buy it at the Samsung store, like what I did, and I highly recommend this cool piece of tech!Score: 10/10.

I haven’t owned a tablet for years because my phone was big, but tablets have become noticably bigger, so I decided to try this one. The first thing that hit me was the display. It was brilliant enought to make me realize I needed a lot of AMOLED upgrades in my house.

I ended up upgrading my entire entertainment system to Samsung. The S7+ 256 GB with a 256GB MicroSD card installed has plenty of room for what I use it for. Quick video editing is nice and soon a very popular IOS video editing ap is going to be released.

I can’t wait. I also use Concepts for drawing and last night I discovered an app called Nomad Sculpt for designing minatures to 3D print. Both apps work amazing with the S Pen and were easy to learn.

Added bonus, the pen works with my S22 Ultra too. They are interchangable. My S7+ is completely customized. Every screen and every icon we completely customized by me. I love the way it looks. I never have any stutters with the speed.

Despite getting a new TV, I still watch a lot of content on my S7+. It is just so easy to pop in my Galaxy Buds Pro and watch the lastest creators I follow on YouTube or TikTok. The craziest thing was one day when I recieved a phone call.

I have the S7+ WIFI connected to my S22 Ultra so it can work as a phone and for messages. FYI, the S7+ is an amazing speaker phone. First, the call rang on my S7+ and paused the video, but the call also rang on my phone and Galaxy Watch 4.

I answered the phone on my watch. The phone pulled the Galaxy Buds over to it and I ended up talking through them and not the watch like I expected, which was amazing in itself. In the mean time, the S7+ knew I was on a call and kept the video paused.

When the call was over, the buds switched back to the tablet and the video started playing again. I totally understood the whole Samsung Ecosystem thing at that moment. I highly recommend the S7+ and the Samsung flasgship lineups to anyone.

The only way to set the tablet up is a two step process and if you don’t have a cell phone you will have severe problems which Samsung cannot help you get around. It only took a few days of chat typing to get this information.

There should be a warning on all advertising for this product that a cell phone is required as not everyone has a cell phone. In fairness to Best Buy they did say that if the tablet was brought into the store they could complete the two step sign in but that would sort of negate the purpose for second step of registering a cell phone for Samsung to contact you on.

I suggested to Samsung that they should consider sending the second code to the customer by email or a land line telephone call with the second code. This tablet did not come with even a scrap of paper with information on how to turn it on or off or where to download a manual for it.

The on switch has to be held twice for a few seconds each time (still have problems with this) and the off switch is done by using two buttons (the second button has more than one use). If you have a copy of the manual, there is a way to make the on button work for turning it off too.

There was nothing to warn that the tablet should be charged before turning it on to set it up. Also missing was a warning that the USB-C cable for charging it can only be used in another USB-C port and not all computers have one.

The more common USB port found on most computers is not compatible as they are the larger USB 2 0r 3. Or the charging wire that comes with the tablet should have a USB-C connector on one end and a USB-3 connector on the other end.

This would be similar to digital cameras. This is just the most important things to consider before buying. I have also sent this information to Samsung as the tablet is otherwise an attractive and hopefully useful one once the operating system is better understood.

Okay, lets start at beginning, my S8 Ultra was bought as a crossover to enable access to both reports, research sites, (via MS WORD and PDF’s) and the tablet for use with clients (va websites). The first thing to note is the software is written for phones, not highspec tablets, so the MS Office is exceptionally poor and as a result cannot perfom one of my basic requirements.

It cannot act as a crossover. I cannot get the multiscreen to work, so am restriced to one screen at a time, slowing me down. As a new Samsung user I assume some of the difficulties are due to not knowing their system, though they have nothing to show me how to use it! Some of the manual is well written and makes sense, while much is written for experienced Samsung users, I assume! The speed of the tablet is adequate, but not fast; my 10 year old Sony Vaio Z series running Windows 2010 is much faster, even now.

This is supposed to be a high-end tablet, so where is the high-end perfomance? However, picture quality is on a par with the Sony Vaio, which is good, and when showing Netflix is again on a par. However, sound quality on the S8 is excellent for mobile tech.

Build quality also apprears to be adequate, though time will tell. The keyboard is good and appears to be well-built. Accessing support from MS to investigate oprtions for software problems said the basic issue was a result of Samsung, who could have enabled the tablet to work with the full MS Office, and who after many hours trying to help me find solutions had to give up.

Accessing suppport from Samsung produced ‘quality’ that ranged from awful, to excellent. They sent me the manual and found me a possible siolution to the MS issue, though this proved inadequate; but it was good they could offer an option.

Overall, the S8 is hype, and I will have to give it away to a family member so they can use it as a social media tool. I am very disappointed in my first move into the world of Samsung.

OK so first off, the tablet says it will spy on you with your apps and that they will be cooperating with law enforcement. This is probably why there’s some open boxes available. If you’re OK with that, it doesn’t matter.

It comes in a nice box, but the title is wrong. This thing is android 12. At least mine was. It doesn’t come with a charger, and because it’s a big battery, on a slow charger it can take as much as 10% an hour to charge, I’ve found.

Great for multimedia, the features that are standard like monitoring the brightness level of the room and changing the screen brightness accordingly is just fine. It loses charge about 3% a day, I think, just sitting there.

Setting up fingerprints was fairly easy. The updating the OS took a while I found, which is strange for a 4nm processor top of the line like this. Ultimately my opinion is I like android 11 better which is on my phone.

Some things like easily shutting down most recent apps used, is a pain while scrolling through the list when they could just put it at the top, like my android 11 phone does. Battery life is a little lackluster.

One previous reviewer online said the battery life he gets out of it is around 6 hours. The tablet is thin. I think they could’ve made it a little thicker and increased the battery life a little. Also only 4 stars because this does NOT come with a headphone jack.

Again, if it was a little thicker a jack would be easy to add to this device, like previous samsung products I’ve owned. Still, it’s like a mini tv. Full disclosure, I have not tried to run 4k media on the device.

Hope this review helps. Oh and turning off the tablet was not super intuitive for me. Pressing and holding what appears to be the power button ends up opening up some app I never heard of before and I don’t know what it does.

Not totally impressed but not overly disappointed either, but for almost 1000 after taxes, I did expect a little better for something that’s supposed to be top of the line.

The tablet itself is a great tool to have. I am a student and uses this tablet basically every day. It’s great for school work such as notes taking, web browsing, video watching. However, there are downsides that I have spotted over the time that just makes the experience not so pleasant overall.

The first is the performance of the tablet. The Exynos chip is sufficient for everyday tasks but definitely is struggling to keep up. It has trouble with animation all over the UI, slow app response and occasionally lags when using the browser (I only have 3 tabs open at most of the time, this might be the amount of ram).

The second downside is the screen, which is understandable as it is a budget tablet. However, after a few hours of notes taking on day (editing a pdf which turns on light theme automatically for some reason), my tablet now has burn ins from Samsung Notes app that are quite annoying to look at.

Overall, the tablet is fine, I’d even recommend it to others if it weren’t for the sluggish performance (which I have no idea if it could be optimized via OTA updates) and the poor display. Afterall, it is a budget option tablet with a S-Pen and the ecosystem for it is great also, using my Samsung phone with the tablet is very convenient.

But from a long-term user’s point of view on this product, I’d say look for something else from Samsung.

Got this for Christmas 2020 as my Note 10. 1 (2012 edition) bit the dust after 8 yrs of faithful service. It was one of those things that when you lose the SPen. you lose a lot of function. In came the S6 Lite.

Multiple times better. – Twice the storage and still has the microSD slot. – SPen is very sensitive. – very clear screen. Not the top dog, but still great – great build quality. It doesn’t feel cheap.

– speakers are more than enough am from both sides so cupping the sides while naturally holding it also boosts the sounds. My wife bought it at Costco so I got the cover included (recommended. It’s a stand and protection at the same time).

Multiple options to Connect audio devices. The compatibility not with just other Samsung devices but with PCs are great. When I need to work on files with my PC and transfer to tablet and vise versa, it works very well.

Recent update gave me Dex. Dex! I use it on my phone. Now my tablet can behave like a desktop when I need it. With a wireless KBM when attach with a dongle or a potential keyboard cover. The strategic is the SPen is small.

I don’t have the biggest hands and even I find it does feel like a pen in terms of size. Given there’s no slot or anything that the pen needs to fit in the tablet I wish it was a little bigger. The features of current SPens like the clicker and the Bluetooth remote options would have been a great addition because this tablet can handle it.

This is my mobile go to for any work I need to do and my entertainment consumer when in the road rather than bringing my laptop. The size of the screen is large enough to enjoy Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+,etc.

With Smart view, I can cast the tablet right on the TV.

Just a few minor comments, mainly about the S-Pen (stylus) that’s included with this tablet. I am glad to have a chance to try the S-Pen. It appears to have a flexible nylon nib and motion and/or distance sensor, eg.

when you press a bit on the surface of the tablet the nib bends a little and (as an example) Autodesk’s Sketchbook program makes your stroke thicker, based on the new data. I was pretty much up and sketching right after unboxing, and after setting aside the rather silly (and undocumented) business of “Bixby” which appears to be Samsung’s idea of a virtual assistant a la Siri/Alexa/Cortana.

On my edition of the tablet some of the fixings for “Bixby” popped up unheralded and without prior warning. I chose this tablet after watching comparative reviews on Youtube – Samsung Galaxy S6 Lite vs.

iPad. I think my having experience with Samsung’s Galaxy A5 smartphone was a plus as there is really zero documentation in the box. In the recent past I’ve found it a bit hard to understand how a generic stylus can generate either a very thick or a very thick line on the phone, depending on your temporary choices of “brushes” in software.

(-: Sketchbook employs an arcane method of choosing how to save a drawing,. PNG being the default and. PSD being a somewhat hidden option for export. It also employs. TIFF files internally if you can figure that out.

Placing the tip of the S-Pen close to the surface of the tablet also invokes a hidden icon shortcut to “Air Command” menu – easy to miss in my opinion. And I am still a bit confused about the cost of replacing/backing up the S-Pen, and I think the tri-axial Apple Pencil is evolving faster than I can track it.

As well, with some of the Wacom “Bamboo” styluses the nylon nibs are a consumable? No idea how long they last.

Today there are all kinds of crazy tablets out there with built-in keyboards, kickstands, swivels, etc. to which the Galaxy Tab S8 bucks all of those trends and instead focuses on the true function of a tablet and knocks it out of the park! I preface my review in saying in the true sense of a portable tablet this is the best tablet as if you are looking for kickstands and keyboards just buy a laptop.

Biases aside though right out of the box you can tell that Samsung has continued to evolve with their tablets as the build quality is top notch as the case has that metal finish and the tablet is not too light and flimsy feeling like budget tablets.

The overall feel before even powering on the tablet gives a premiere aesthetic. With the actual performance of the tablet though this thing definitely holds its own compared to any other tablet on the market (yes the m1 chip on the iPad may technically be more powerful, but within regular normal use they are near identical).

The battery is also exceptional providing enough power for an entire day of driving that I took it on and the fast charging is an extremely nice feature. Many will complain that it does not have an OLED display, but comparing them side by side the difference is extremely minimal (aside from when using the “eye comfort shield” feature at night if you choose to do so) as the brightness with this tablet is unmatched and pictures and streaming video came across very sharp especially with the 120Hz refresh rate (superior to the iPad`s 60Hz).

As someone coming from the Apple ecosystem I was extremely impressed with the Android 12 operating system as everything was extremely snappy and every app or task I wanted to complete was made easily available to which I had no issues at all regarding the operating system combined with the power of this tablet.

I also do want to mention the cameras as traditionally this is not a focal point of tablets, but Samsung has really stepped up their game with the front facing camera as it is now an ultra-wide camera with an auto framing feature that follows you to ensure you remain centered to which this featured combined with the noise cancellation mics has been great for video calls on the go.

The final item I have to mention is the S pen as I was amazed at how well this worked with it coming included with the tablet as with other tablets usually it is just a gimmicky after thought, but Samsung really brought its previous experiences with the S Pen perfectly to the S8 as it was extremely fluid and I love the mate/rubbery texture to which the magnet for holding on the back of the tablet was plenty powerful as well.

As can be seen I am a major proponent for this tablet though others may say it is far inferior to the more premier S8+ or S8 Ultra models to which in my opinion the only real true differences are the screen size as yes technically the screen is OLED, the s pen sensitivity is better, there is an in screen fingerprint sensor, and they have larger batteries.

However, I can refute the majority of these in that with the screen, as mentioned earlier, unless you are using the blue light “eye comfort shield” setting there is minimal difference, the s pen sensitivity is nearly unnoticed unless you are a professional graphic design artist, the finger-print sensor on the side button works quicker on the S8 in my experience, and the larger battery simply offsets the power to run the larger display.

Thus, if you are looking for a true portable tablet going larger than 11 inches becomes cumbersome in my opinion and any further than that buying a laptop at that price point is the better value with how advanced they have become.

The other elephant in the room is the new iPad Air (2022) and to which is better and with that I will say they are near identical in almost all respects as yes Apple was the first to market, but Samsung has caught up and even surpassed them in some areas.

There really are not many differences so it really simply comes down to ecosystem (iPadOS or Android) as the difference in price is made up on Samsung`s side with the inclusion of the S Pen and twice the storage of the iPad.

Thus, to wrap it all up I really don`t think you can find a tablet on the market that provides a better value than the S8 as Samsung has really focused on the areas of true importance from the feel and build quality down to the elements of performance including the display, battery life, and overall performance.

This tablet is absolutely amazing! Initial impressions after setting this tablet up are that it’s super thin, light and seems very durable with it’s metal frame. It looks and feels premium! Upgrading to this from the Tab S7 seems like there isn’t much difference on the outside but I can honestly say that this tablet feels faster, has a better display, and even sounds a little better than the last gen of this same tablet.

I would say that if you’re on the fence between this an an iPad I would say that you’ll have just as good of an experience in terms of software as Samsung has done a nice job streamlining the software so you can setup and get going in minutes.

I actually like the feel of the S-Pen on this tablet far better than any I’ve used so far. In terms of the pen and writing, it really seems more responsive and to me feels more natural because it’s so much more responsive.

As far as connectivity goes, the WiFi speeds are fast and the reception is overall solid. In fact, one odd thing is that my Tab S7 sometimes has WiFi reception issues in my living room but this tablet has not had that issue at all.

You can easily expand storage on it with the MicroSD and add significant storage to the tablet. I often keep media and photos/videos on one and then use internal memory for apps and games. Many software titles on Android work well with SD Storage and let you configure where media is stored separate from the app itself so having expandable memory is an easy thing to do an manage.

The display is very bright and vibrant and with it’s high variable high refresh rate it looks good and feels good when scrolling through web pages or media. You can attach a second display through USB-C and even multi-task where you can watch videos on one display and do email on the other with Samsung Dex which is not something you can do or even do well on any other tablet out there.

The best part is you can even charge while using the second display all through the same cable, it’s TRULY AMAZING! The USB C charging and data port is a welcomed feature as it charges fast and lets you quickly transfer media to your computer and really as fast as your microSD card will read data off of it.

There is no headphone jack so that would be the one thing I’d keep in mind if you still prefer to use wired headphones. The last thing is how fast this tablet is, apps just snap up when your load them and updating apps used to take a fair amount of time for 20-30 apps and this tablet blazes through them in on a few minutes.

It’s OTA software update only took a matter of minutes also, so Samsung has clearly done things to optimize the software and the processor is just simply faster than any other out there. Battery life is amazing, you can surf the internet an watch movies on Netflix for hours without any problem.

In the time I’ve had with it I’ve yet to run it dead in the middle of doing something and feel confident I could go anywhere with it and not worry about it running dead. The fast charging also helps make that task an easy quick thing when you need a quick boost on power.

Overall, this tablet is simply amazing! Having owned iPads previously, I can say with every bit of confidence that this tablet is better than any other out there right now. It makes consuming media, or doing things a breeze, and with a keyboard (and even mouse) you can have a laptop-like experience.

Using Samsung Dex, is amazing and makes this tablet a lot more than just a tablet replacing many laptops!.

This is a review for a Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8. 0 (model number SM-T377P) 16GB, WiFi + 4G FreedomPop. For a refurbished tablet, the one I received looked practically new. Screen is perfect, battery life seems good, and charging port is tight.

The charger is not Samsung brand, but I use a multi port charger, so not an issue for me. It comes in FreedomPop packaging with FreedomPop quick start guide, no earphones. All as would be expected. No complaints, very happy with the condition and quality of the tablet.

I got this for $100, and for an basic model Samsung tablet, I think it’s an excellent bargain. I play a couple of graphics intensive games and it handles them pretty well. The 16GB of memory is minimum you want with a Samsung device, because of the bloatware.

This one replaced my Samsung Tab 4 7″ 8GB, bloatware made it practically worthless. The 4G connection is nice, my first tablet with a data connection. Now about FreedomPop. I am already a customer, and have been for a while.

The thing you have to remember is that it is FREE. That being said, yes getting activated and deciphering the plans and opting out can be a little confusing, but once you figure it out, it isn’t that bad.

I live in a major, East coast metro area and the data coverage hasn’t been an issue for me, personally. My phone and tablet work everywhere I take them. The first phone I got from them wouldn’t work indoors anywhere.

Customer service was very slow to respond, But they did take care of me better than I had hoped after they did reply. If you are patient and nice, they will take care of you, from my experience. I am in no way affiliated with FreedomPop, other than being a customer.

Overall, I think this is an excellent deal on an Entry-level tablet from Samsung.

I got the tablet for free through a verizon program and its been fine up until now. Ever since the recent update the tablet has been alright, but from the very start the tablet has moments where it freezes up then starts back up again almost like there is something in the background every so often starting up using up all available resources then instantly comes back and works fine.

this is all through normal use, but recently outside my normal use which consists of the device staying in my vehicle 100% of the time to stream music over blue tooth to my radio. it was great until two weeks ago when the system hangs began to effect audio quality causing it to skip like a scratched CD for a couple seconds then would play then skip then play.

intervals of 10 seconds for each. It has gotten so unbearable that i brought it in for factory reset thinking oh this is great this should hopefully fix it. instead it is still there and is only getting worse.

barely had it for a year and now im stuck with another year of a contract for a device that barely works. The keyboard response is slow delayed and lagging constantly causing me to go back and retype words.

I have to type at a beginning keyboarders level just for accuracy. If you want to get your kids something that has mobile data access this will be fine for them.

This is the fourth tablet I’ve gone through in my search for a replacement for my defunct Galaxy Tab 4. I thought it was perfect until the battery died! That’s another story. But as I said, I’ve gone through three prior attempts from other manufacturers, and they all suffered from such defects as an unreadably dark screen, very poor screen resolution, too little RAM (SLOW and prone to freeze), etc.

Granted they were all cheaper than the Samsung, but still. Those are pretty basic functional elements that it seems to me every tablet should have. So, once again, I was forced to return to Samsung. And I’m so glad I did! I’m thrilled to return to the bright, high-resolution display, and the familiar Samsung functionality.

But what really surprised me was how fast it is even compared to the Tab 4. It just zips through tasks, opens websites with minimal delays, and isn’t bothered by multi-tasking. I don’t know what the difference is, because it has the same amount of RAM.

Also happy with the weight and size, which I believe is just slightly lighter than the Tab 4 and is easy to hold for reading. Oh, and I forgot the battery life! At the beginning, the Tab 4 had decent battery life, but the Tab E is much better.

I can go through a whole day without charging it, which wasn’t the case for the Tab 4. The seller was excellent, shipped right away and I actually got it sooner than the shipping estimate. Was well-packaged and in new condition.

There was a little wear on the box, but that wasn’t a big deal considering I got such a good price. At some point, I may get it unlocked so I can use the phone functionality with my T-Mobile account, but at this point, the WIFI is sufficient.

Very happy.

I actually quite like this tablet. Samsung has done a pretty good job making the OS feel good on a larger screen. There are problems though, mainly hardware, that drag this tablet down and therefore make it a purchase I cannot recommend.

– The tablet is surprisingly heavy. If you hold up your tablet while lying in bed, this tablet isn’t for you. – The bezels are actually too thin meaning trying to use the tablet is difficult because accidental presses are frequent and incredibly annoying.

– The placement of the on/off button is difficult to get used to and when trying to adjust the volume, you’ll often accidentally turn the screen off (or on). – The screen is too bright on its lowest setting (even with the night filter switched on).

Of course this isn’t an issue during the day but as I have alluded to, many people will likely use this tablet in bed, probably before going to sleep and a highly bright screen is not a welcome feature.

– There’s way too much bloatware with double apps for almost everything. There’s also apps you probably don’t want like Facebook or Outlook and of course you can’t uninstall a lot if these (though you can hide them — this doesn’t free up system space or resources though).

Also, while not Samsung’s fault, most apps aren’t designed for larger screens on Android. These may seem like small problems but you try using this tablet as a daily companion like my much-loved iPad and these things will quickly grate.

Samsung needs to spend more time and care developing its products.

I have been using the Tab S7 11″ for most of the year and have really liked it. I was content with its size, but searching for a keyboard that was not of the stand variety and not a magnetic keyboard attachment was hopeless.

There are times when I just want to quickly pound some keys! I typically have a laptop laying around in the living room, but have been trying to better define my work and living space. So my only reason for getting the Tab S7 FE was BF sale and the matching Samsung Keyboard (exactly what I have been searching for) was really what sealed the deal to give it a go.

I definitely feel like it can replace a laptop if I am to really keep work/life balance in check. DEX mode is great for giving that full laptop feel. I have a Note 20 for the SPen and the same reason I went with the Tab S7.

I don’t use AirPen features; they really just feel like a gimmick or niche use. The Tab S7 FE does not have those features and I have to say I love not needing to charge the SPen. I never ran it down, but I think I was always a little self conscious.

This doesn’t in any way change the SPen usage, still great response time!! I can say if it wasn’t for the sales I would not have jumped in to try this setup out. I am a heavy user of the Samsung Notes App for my handwritten notes.

There are other apps out there that have more features, but S Notes always works and never any palm rejection issues. Loading PDFs and annotating on them is a cinch and something I use a lot. The bigger screen size is definitely nice and the build quality is just as good as the S7/+ line.

S7+ is the only of the 3 with an OLED panel. I have seen so many misprints on other sights claiming the S7 11inch does too, but it does not. The S7 FE does have a better chipset than the S7 FE 5G variant, so if you don’t need the mobile data connection (run a hotspot off your phone) then get the standard S7 FE.

I don’t game or use the camera; I do have it synced to receive SMS and I use that a lot. I don’t the phone calling anymore though, just not necessary. My transition from the S7 11in to the S7 FE was seamless and an upgrade in my opinion for my needs.

Not having an OLED screen is noticeable, but it wouldn’t be any different if I had a laptop.

I bought this open box Samsung Tab 7 FE 12. 4 tablet with Keyboard to replace my old and not working refurbished Samsung Galaxy Pro 12. 2 that I bought back in 2014. The Tab 7 tablet and keyboard all came in the original packaging just like my old Galaxy Pro with all the accessories with no scratches or blemishes, just like new.

I was able to setup the tablet very fast with ease going thru the step-by-step process. At one point, it asked me if I wanted to copy all my information from my Samsung cell phone using the Smart Switch App, but I declined to do it.

Once the setup was complete, I was able to download some Apps that I was using in my old tablet, and I was up and running. The Tab 7 also comes with 64Gb of internal memory. So, no need to worry about memory space.

If you need more space, you can add an additional memory card by removing the sim & memory cartridge on top of the tablet with the included pin to remove it. What I like the most is the style and finish of the tablet.

It is very good looking and thin tablet with no bevels around the face of the display, like my old tablet did come with a white bevel all around the face display for the Home button and front camera on top.

The Tab 7 is all black front display, and you notice the thin black bevel when you turn on the display. But when off, it looks like one continuous display screen. The other thing that I like of the Tab 7 are speakers and keyboard.

The speakers on both sides of the tablet are much louder with deeper base. The Keyboard is very thin and professional looking with precise key stokes. The keyboard has magnets at the base and the back cover to hold the tablet in place.

It also has a place for the stylus where if folds and on the back over with on open cutout for it to magnetize to the back of the tablet. Very neat. I prefer to use the keyboard to turn on the tablet instead of the hidden Home button.

The Tab 7 came with 29% battery when I first turned it on and took a couple of hours to fully charge it. The battery has a better management system and it last 10 to 20 times longer battery life than my old tablet, which is good for watching movies, news, books, games or taking pictures on the go.

Cons: None for now.

The Galaxy Tab S7 FE is an outstanding value. Hands down the best option for a +12inch tablet, especially as it is often on sale and comes with an SPen in the Box. The bad (not that bad): Samsung made a few design compromises vs.

the Tab S7+ to help keep costs down. It does not have a fingerprint scanner, it has an LCD screen, it only has 2 speakers, it has a single rear camera, screen refresh is only 60Hz, the included SPen does not have bluetooth capability, and the processor is mid-range.

None of these are deal-breakers. The good: For the price (especially on sale under $500) these are all very reasonable compromises and this tablet delivers. The LCD screen looks very good, and certainly is high resolution and is just fine.

In fact, it can actually look sharper than the AMOLED panels on the Tab S7+ due to AMOLED using a diamond-shape pixel layout vs. the LCD more traditional pixel layout. If you are editing a lot of documents or reading small text, this arguably is a BETTER choice than AMOLED.

Also, this LCD will not have risk of burn in like AMOLED. Speakers sound plenty loud. The performance for table mode is totally fine, even in DEX with the 6GB ram model (128GB storage and up) is fine.

Battery life is ABSURDELY good. This thing goes and goes and goes. The Tab S7 FE will get one additional major Android update vs. the Tab S7+ as well (likely to Android 14). Overall, this is the best, most capable 12″ tablet for the money.