Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ Plus 12.4-inch Android Tablet 128GB Wi-Fi Bluetooth S Pen Fast-Charging USB-C Port, Mystic Navy

Got this for drawing digitally, and painting digitally, while on the go. Works very well for that. I bought an Infiland Multi-angle Business Folio cover/ foldout case for it, which acts as a stand so i can draw while sitting in the car or in a park or whatever in comfort- It has a magnetic closure, plus a cut out for the pen to stick to the tablet, and a flap that closes down over the pen to hold it inplace- which was the main reason i bought it since i have a tendency to lose things easily. The case puts the tablet t sleep when it's closed, which is a nice feature too- The Camera on it- Meh- Not real great- Not a lot of details in the photos, a bit on the mushy looks side- I wouldn't use the cameras for taking photos that I would keep as family photos, but they are good enough for sharing online i suppose. The battery life? Meh- get a couple of hours Drawing, haven't really tested it by draining it yet- i usually use the machine about 2-5 hours, then recharge when it's about anywhere from 30-60%. The battery life is nowhere near the stated 'optimal case scenario'- But that was to be expected for those who do heavy work on them. The pen works a treat- Really like it. Only issue is that they don't sell replacement nibs apparently? Which would mean havign to buy a whole new pen if the nib wears out- I guess they claim the nib is made so it won't wear out too quick- but we'll see- Graphics are really nice- Not sure how the 'burn in' is going to affect this tablet- So far it's fine- no ghosting that I've noticed. I have removed all but three of my most used icons from front page, and i keep rearranging them on the screen every couple of days. Not sure if this is going to help, but we'll see- Love the deep darks on this tablet- makes working in painting apps very nice- Haven't tried watching a movie with it yet- but I'm betting it's gonna look fantastic based on what I've seen so far. The tablet does come with a bunch of stuff I wish i could just get rid of, but unfortunately Samsung doesn't allow you to delete some of their proprietary apps. If I'm gonna pay a lot of dough for something, I'd like to be able to decide what apps i have on it or not- to be able to reclaim some of the space they take up- but oh well- I bought a 400gb Samsung Extreme micro SD card for it which extends the storage quite a bit. It seems to be a bit slow accessing it though, which surprised me. In my desktop computer, it accesses almost instantly, but on the table it takes a good 8 seconds or so before you can see the files on the SD card- The MicroSD Card Slot is locked in, so you'll need a paper clip or the provided tool to unlock the slide in casing for the card- but once it's locked in, you shouldn't need to take it out if all you want it for is backup storage. It will be a pain though if I want to take the card out to transfer contents to desktop or other laptops- but oh well- Woulda just been nice if it had a slide locking mechanism or something to unlock the case for the card Over all, so far, the tablet is very nice- just what i need for on the go drawing and painting- Haven't had it long enough to comment on other apps on it- but the ones i use work wonderfully- quite pleased so far with the purchase I also bought a Anker USB C Cable, Powerline USB 3.0 to USB C Charger Cable (10ft) with 56k Ohm because the supplied power chord was too short. This chord is thick, well made- and works a treat- plugs right into the fast charger head of the Samsung provided charger- and charges the tablet very quickly. Takes about I guess 10 minutes to charge an 80% charged tablet i would guess? Maybe a bit longer or shorter- haven't really timed it, but it's plenty quick So back to the table itself- The size is just right from drawing on on the go. The only downside to the aspect ratio is that some apps or pages don't render right- they only render in portrait mode it seems- but no big deal for me- though it might be for some folks- The tablet is very responsive- fast for the most part, except for accessing the SD card-

This tablet (7+) easily and quickly just transferred everything from my S22, so it's a seamless setup, and it doesn't lag. I like that I can add up to a TB memory, in case I ever need to do that. I can even make calls and texts from it using my phone's number, which is great, and the fingerprint unlock feature works quickly and reliably. It's easily the nicest tablet I've ever owned (my last one was a Fire, but it was smaller and didn't work as well as I wanted, so I rarely used it). I paired the 7+ with a Samsung cover with built in keyboard, and it's a very nice combo which can be used just like a laptop without ever becoming hot on your lap - love that. I mostly use the keyboard for social media, but I can also run pretty much any type of program on it (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc) if I want, since they were on my phone and also transferred. I bought it primarily to watch videos in bed though, since it's a large screen (but is very lightweight. Due to a shoulder and neck injury I can only lay comfortably on one side, so the TV isn't an option anymore without completely rearranging my bedroom. I'm used to watching TV until I fall asleep, and I needed something compatible with all my Xfinity channels and my TV/video apps. I knew my Samsung phone can easily run them all, which is why I chose Samsung for the tablet; I just prop it safely, and the screen is big enough to work great as a TV substitute, even without my glasses. The picture quality is top notch, no lagging or buffering at all even with HD channels like HBO Max, and the sound is more than sufficient for my purposes. There's also no learning curve, since it's an Android OS. I'd definitely recommend it, I think it was a VERY good purchase for my needs.

- Gorgeous Bright Screen - Fantastic Pen with a rubbery nib that gives you nice resistance on the screen's glass surface - Surprisingly Good Speakers - Expandable Micro SD Storage - Holds Its Battery When Not In Use - No Slowdown When Doing Art - Handy Front-facing Camera ------------ ------------ OWNED FOR 5 MONTHS: FIRST and FOREMOST, I purchased this tablet to use as a pen display for my Windows PC. Tab S7+ connects to your PC in a number of ways, both wireless and wired. You can either mirror your tablet screen to your PC or your PC screen to your tablet. But these baked-in features, though good in certain ways, are not robust enough to give you a premium digital pen display experience. To use Tab S7 as a high quality pen display with your desktop art apps, I recommend Superdisplay - a $15 app that you'd download onto your tablet through Google Play store. Superdisplay only works on Windows OS currently. Additionally, you might want to buy a 6 feet (usb-c male to usb-a male) cable because you'll want a nice wired connection to eliminate lag while avoiding the frustration of a short plug chaining you too close to your PC tower. I also purchased a Parblo PR 100 tablet stand so that my Tab S7 would be angled up rather than lying completely flat. A small mini bluetooth keyboard rounds out my pen display setup. When using this as a pen display (through the Superdisplay app), I use Photoshop, Illustrator, ArtRage, After Effects - basically everything I use on my PC can be interacted with on my Tab S7+. The S Pen itself is nearly perfect in my opinion, and you get all your pressure sensitivity inside your art apps. And you can extend your PC screen to your Tab in either portrait or landscape. It only takes a small time to get used to the setup, but once you do, it becomes an easy plug-and-play. Connect your usb-c cord when you want a pen display; remove the cord when you just want to use it as a standalone tablet. ------------ ------------ Small Gripes: - As a 12.4 inch tablet, using desktop apps in portrait mode takes some getting used to within the narrow space. I can see the advantage of the extra space of iPad Pro's 12.9 inch screen, BUT this small issue isn't big enough to make me opt for an iPad. I value the openness of the Android OS. - Battery life is great when using the Tab for regular tablet stuff. But when it comes to doing serious art, the battery life can drop from about 10hrs to about 4hrs. Rarely am I far away from a power source longer than 4hrs though. - As a HEAVY user of the S Pen, I'm rounding down the pen nib. Tab S7 does not come with replacement nibs. I spoke with Samsung about this and they decided to send me another S Pen, but the pen that came with the unit is not worn away completely. I still use it. - Android art apps are not as numerous as on Apple's platform, but among the selection available on Android are high quality and professional level apps. Noteworthy for my illustration work are Clip Studio and Infinite Painter. Sketchbook Pro and ArtRage are good ones too. ------------ ------------ Drawing on this Tab S7+ as a pen display or just a tablet has been heavenly.

I read so many reviews, weather to get 128GB or 256GB. Since it has the same specification, except the memory, and won't make any significant performance by upgrading to 256GB. At the end I decided to get 128GB, it's very powerful, exceeding my expectation.

Excelente producto, llegó antes de el tempo pactado, el producto es 100% original, todo ha funcionado muy bien, lo pedí en importación y es confiable.

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Amazing performance, both graphics and audio wise, as 120hz is unreal on tablets. Just wished it was more than 128gb by stock (not sure if you could add SD card or something).

The part number on package was correct, likely a nice camera, but not a tab, On the bright side received refund in 5 days