Screen Size: 12.4 inches | Resolution: 2800x1752 | Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ | Camera: 13MP/5MP rear and 8MP front | Battery: Li-Ion 10,090mAhĪpple iPad 10.2-inch (8th Generation) Review Oh, and did we mention that screen? The Tab S7+ is available with up to 1TB of storage and up to 8GB of RAM and allows you to expand the storage even further with a microSD card slot. The hardware feels great, and the cameras aren’t quite smartphone-caliber, but they are definitely in keeping with Samsung’s track record. And because Android offers the Xbox Game Cloud and Stadia apps, unlike the iPad, this is possibly a better gaming platform. You will need to spend an extra $220 to get the official Samsung keyboard cover to take full advantage, but this is a compelling means of being more productive on the device. This desktop-like, taskbar-based skin placed over Android makes this tablet feel like a Chromebook or a Windows laptop. While Android isn’t the most tablet-friendly OS because developers haven’t optimized their apps in the same way that iPad developers have, the Tab S7+ offers something the iPad doesn’t: Samsung Dex. But, because the Tab S7+ comes with its excellent, sub 9ms latency S-Pen included in the box, it’s notable how much better of a value it is than the iPad Pro. The Snapdragon 865+ processor is also the most powerful chip that Qualcomm has ever released, rivaling Apple’s A14 Bionic chipset in actual world performance (even if the numerical benchmarks tilt toward Apple). While it offers the same 120Hz refresh rate found on the latest iPad Pro line, it does so with starker black tones and more vibrant colors. Using the HDR+-capable AMOLED tech that Samsung is known for, this is, without a doubt, the best tablet display on the market. The standout feature is the insanely beautiful, stunningly high-definition display. The Tab S7+ is a compelling step forward. Even though the Galaxy Tab line has always felt relatively premium, it hasn’t often felt finished. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ is, without a doubt, the closest thing Android tablets have ever come to laptop replacements or iPad Pro competitors.
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