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Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus Review

Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus Review

Posted on August 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Samsung’s Unpacked event saw the launch of a raft of new products, including two brand new tablets. Here are our hands-on impressions of the larger Galaxy Tab S7 Plus.

First Impressions

There’s a lot going on here and, as always with Android tablets, there’s only so much manufacturers can do to offset the still very obvious issue with apps. Yet, Samsung has thrown everything it can do at the Tab S7 Plus and if you’re ok with Android on a tablet then is going to be the most feature-packed option. The screen is gorgeous, design much improved and the S Pen feels great. It’s also packed with the latest internals and should be an excellent game streaming device.
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