Gorgeous OLED screen Premium design Fast performance

Just one port Android lacks quality tablet apps High price

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 range is an ambitious offering from Samsung, with a premium build and a fantastic screen that's unlike any we've seen on Android tablets before. However, the lack of developer support for apps on Android tablets takes a toll...

Gorgeous screen Strong design

Controversial pen charging design Expensive

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 looks to be one of the best Android tablets out there right now. It’s not the most exciting market in 2020, but the Galaxy Tab S7 looks like a credible alternative to an iPad from our testing so far.

Superb screen ; Fast and responsive the majority of the time ; Great build quality ; Comes with the S Pen Stylus as standard

Temperamental fingerprint scanner ; Occasionally prone to app and service crashes ; The amount of features can feel overwhelming at first

No matter how you look at it, paying £619 (now £529.99) for a tablet isn’t cheap. It does offer a lot of bang for your buck, but you’ll only see the true value of the Tab S7 if you’re more of a pro-user and want all the bells and whistles.

Great display, with fast refresh rate ; Snappy performance ; Excellent speakers ; Included stylus is a joy to write with ; An even better display than the Tab S7 ; Snappy performance ; Excellent speakers and audio quality ; Included stylus is a joy to...

Android tablet apps are still mostly lousy ; Samsung’s DeX software remains a work in progress ; Widescreen aspect ratio is bad for productivity work ; Screen is a lot smaller than comparable iPad Pro ; Battery won’t make it through a work day ;...

But when you’re spending over a thousand dollars on a tablet and keyboard, it’s reasonable to expect more than just an excellent movie watching experience, and that’s once again where Samsung’s tablets fall short.

Magnificent OLED display ; Improved S Pen and Book Cover keyboard ; Great speakers ; 5G support

No headphone jack ; Some apps aren't optimized for tablets ; Below-average battery life (on Galaxy Tab S7 Plus) ; Expensive

With a larger display, new S Pen, improved Book Cover keyboard and 5G support, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 and Tab S7 Plus are compelling iPad alternatives.

now on the market, the Galaxy Tab S7 is still a worthwhile Android tablet.

Fresh, sleek premium look with aluminum chassis and glass display cover;S Pen inside the box, that can be charged by attaching it to the appropriate spot on the back of the device;High maximum brightness and 120Hz refresh rate;The display doesn’t...

Slow pixel response time, despite the 120Hz refresh rate;Costs as much as a decent laptop;Uses an IPS panel where its competition has AMOLED screens