Samsung Galaxy Tab S7
4G, 11", 128 GB, Mystic Bronze
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13 reviews
Best Laptop Replacement. Amazing iPad Pro Alternative (Best for Travelling).
This thing is amazing and this is coming from an Apple fanboy. We have been trying to leave the Apple Ecosystem, but there was just nothing as good as the iPad Pro out there. That was until we tried the Galaxy Tab S7.
Cost
We got the Tab S7 4G, 128 from Digitec for 779 CHF. The iPad Pro 11 with 128GB costs 1016 CHF + 149 CHF for then Pen. When you start adding the keyboards, things get even worse. This device looks even more premium than the iPad Pro. I have been a Fanboy all my life, but this device is simple proof that Apple is overpriced.
The Kickstand
For long, I wished for a tablet with a kickstand similar to that of the surface pro but wanted to avoid windows. Now Samsung did it with the Galaxy Book Cover Keyboard. I love that you can separate the Keyboard and the Book cover.
DEX.
In the past DEX only supported Full HD on many monitors. Now it supports QHD on my LG 4K USB C monitor. It would also support 4K on Samsung monitors. It works so smooth, looks so crisp. I tried several workloads, photo editing in Dex, writing my PhD thesis, doing some video projects. Everything is so smooth. No sound, the Galaxy Tab was Never hot but once I connect my MacBook Pro to the monitor, the fans go out of control. You can also use WIRELESS DEX to connect to your TV.
4G
I am currently using my Galaxy Tab 7 to make and receive calls. This is not possible on any 4G iPad model. Apple blocked this function.
Gaming
One of my favorite games is Rayman Adventures. We tried this game side by side with the iPad Pro. It loaded a bit faster on the Galaxy Tab S7 and I loved the colours on the Tab S7 better.
Pro
- 120Hz Refresh Rate
- Face ID and Fingerprint Scanner
- S-Pen in the Box
- Very Premium Design
- SD card Storage
- Samsung DeX is a game changer
Super, with a few quirks.
Pro
- Price / Performance
Contra
- Various apps with minor quirks.
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 256 GB, Mystic Black)
First impression
Pro
- Everything so far good
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 256 GB, Mystic Black)
Fast charging
Device charges really fast, use original cable! Device must support 45W (e.g. Galaxy S7 Tab).
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 128 GB, Mystic Silver)
Good tablet with great value for money
Pro
- Good size
- Screen resolution ideal
- Clear and sharp display
- Pen does not have to be bought separately
- Pen can be used for writing even when the pen battery is empty
- Dolby Atmos sound very good
- Android 11 update available
- Writing with pen is excellent and there is no noticeable delay
- Tablet battery lasts easily for two to three days with "normal" use
- Transformer and cable included (unlike most smartphones)
Contra
- The battery of the pen is quickly drained if you do not always have it on the tablet and thus charge it.
- The stylus must be attached to the back of the tablet to charge. Disturbing when tablet is lying flat on table.
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 128 GB, Mystic Silver)
As expected, great product
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 128 GB, Mystic Navy)
great tablet
I'm really happy with this tablet, it's great for what I do with it, the problem is that I don't play games so I can't give my opinion on the games, but when I use it as a secondary screen for my computer it helps me out and for my pro surface it's a total blast.I've been using it as a secondary screen for my computer and for my pro surface it's a total blast, the quality of the screen is really great I'm having a lot of fun watching movies with it
Pro
- the dex
- the 4 g
- the stiletto
- the sound is great
Contra
- no 5g but I chose it like this
- the jack is missing
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 128 GB, Mystic Silver)
a very nice tablet
I had the Samsung Galaxy s5 tablet before and it was very hard to turn but with the
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 it's very different it's fastPro
- fast
- good screen
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 256 GB, Mystic Black)
Top device, unfortunately without Magic Keyboard of the iPad
Top tablet, keyboard compared to Magic Keyboard iPad but very clumsy solution, very tedious on uneven surfaces, uncomfortable ... a pity
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 256 GB, Mystic Black)
Quite expensive, but enormously powerful
The tablet has fully lived up to expectations and is really fun to work with. It is more than a full-fledged laptop, and very handy and practical.
Pro
- A lot of memory
- brilliant colours
- Extremely fast computer
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 256 GB, Mystic Black)
Strong piece
Compared to the S4, better reception and somewhat faster. Equipment is sufficient and does not contain too many superfluous features. The four speakers are somewhere between mobile phone quality and Bluetooth speakers. For playing small YouTube films, I don't need to pair them with a speaker. It can also be used as a central conference phone (SIM version).
The combination with the customised Book Cover Keyboard is ideal. This extra expense is highly recommended because it turns the tablet into a laptop replacement despite its "mobile phone category".Pro
- Display size
- Pen safely supplied
- Four speakers
Contra
- None found yet, may come.
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 256 GB, Mystic Black)
Tip-top tablet with upmarket quality at an upmarket price
After about four years, I replaced the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2, LTE with the Tab S7, LTE and am pleasantly surprised by the noticeable improvement; smoother operation, higher quality screen. I find it a shame that Samsung is so stingy and doesn't even include an adapter for the headphones (USB-C to jack 3.5 mm), especially since the Tab's price is in the upper segment. Yes, I know, there is the option of connecting headphones via Bluetooth, but I am attached to my high-quality, wired headphones from Shure. In general, I find it worrying that updates to higher versions for Android devices are generally rolled out only so few years. My Tab S2 would still be technically absolutely up to scratch, but now keeps twitching around, probably because the software is outdated. Planned wear and tear...?
Pro
- Super performance
- Great display for indoor use
- Memory expandable up to max. 1 GB (SD micro card)
- S-Pen included in the scope of delivery
Contra
- Display reflects outside (but this is a general problem with touch screens...)
- For my taste, the edges of the housing are a little too angular and uncomfortable to grip.
- few accessories despite high price (no adapter from UBS-C to jack 3.5mm, no headphones)
- Penetrating: in addition to Google, Samsung also wants to connect the user to its cloud
- For certain S-Pen functions, connection to the Samsung cloud is required.
- generally Adroid: no longer receives updates after too few years
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 256 GB, Mystic Black)
Great device
Pro
- Appears more powerful than the Tab S3
- Sounds better too
- With Bose Sound Sport Free headphones a wonderful sound and also usually loud enough
- Much more practical with Bluetooth ( no tangled cables )
- You can also buy 2 Bose that sound a little better than a JBL everest elite 150.
- JBL builds Bluetooth headphones with up to 14 hours battery life apparently
- The device results in easier shopping
- It offers a fabulous range of cultural
- A useful thing in current forms of government
Contra
- No 3.5 mm headphone jack instead of Bluetooth
- In other words, additional costs which obviously served to improve the equipment.
- 1 Bose only 5 hours battery time so lots of charging work
- More E Smog with Bluetooth
- Bose is also a little heavier to wear than the wired headphones
- One is obviously dependent on the device
- Bluetooth has less good connection possibilities for the sound according to Sony than with cable
- There would be scalar systems that cause less E smog ?
- In multi-screen mode after prolonged use, overheating hazards appear
This review was created for a different variant: Galaxy Tab S7 (4G, 11", 128 GB, Mystic Silver)
