Other media? I did find the tablet a bit too large for reading e-books lying down - it’s like taking a small television to bed - but good for more visual mediums like comics. This is a minor quibble though, and the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus’ capability as a video entertainment machine is top-notch. Tuned by Samsung-owned audio experts AKG, vocals and speech are clear and defined, but the sound does lack deep bass. Even a 2018, relatively low-res episode of Wheeler Dealers looked good, although it did not benefit from the Video Enhancer mode at all.įour speakers around the edge of the tablet do a great job of providing immersive, surprisingly centered sound. Paranormal Lockdown with its monochrome, noisy night vision shots? Crisp and atmospheric. It almost didn’t matter what I watched on the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus, it’s a great viewing experience. The already atomic colors in Red Velvet’s Monster video are amped up even more, and the astonishing visuals look practically otherworldly in 1440p. Such crisp whites, eye-popping greens, and at 1440p resolution, stunning levels of detail, too. I found myself using Samsung’s brightness and color boosting Video Enhancer mode more on the tablet than the Note 20 Ultra, as it really made videos pop off the screen.Ĭarfection’s review of the Porsche 911 Targa looks fabulous like this.
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Media is where the Tab S7 Plus excels, and the resolution means you can watch video at 1440p, something I really miss when watching video on the iPad Pro. There’s life, vibrancy, color, and detail everywhere, and the high refresh rate makes it very easy on your eyes. The 12.4-inch Super AMOLED screen has a 2800 x 1752 resolution, a 120Hz dynamic refresh rate, HDR10+ support, and to absolutely no one’s surprise at all, it’s a stunner. Tablets don’t have to turn heads with their design, but they need to look stylish and modern on a coffee table or when being pulled out of your bag, and the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus effortlessly delivers this. It looks ultra-modern, the brushed metal chassis is classy and premium, the screen bezels are slim, and it’s all beautifully built just as you’d expect. But kudos to Samsung for including the S Pen in the box. It’s a neat solution, although it stops the tablet being laid flat on its back when attached.
On the back a black strip extends below the camera module, which hides a magnetized holder for the S Pen stylus that pulls double duty as a wireless charging point for the device. When you hold it in portrait the volume rocker and power button are on the right-hand side, there are speakers on the top and bottom, and a USB-C connector, too.
When used strictly as a tablet, the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus makes more sense, as with the keyboard cover attached it does become ungainly. The 575-gram (1.27-pound) weight is manageable and distributed evenly across the tablet, so it doesn’t become unwieldy or fatiguing to hold. It’s really thin at just 5.7mm, and the squared-off edges give it a modern and stylish look. What this means in real-world use is that it’s much better for watching movies horizontally than it is for browsing or reading books vertically while laying in bed. It’s a device that always feels happier in landscape, rather than portrait. It’s a widescreen tablet, with a 16:10 aspect ratio, so it’s considerably wider when held in landscape orientation.
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With the keyboard accessory attached, it’s laptop sized, and much larger than the 11.9-inch iPad Pro with the Magic Keyboard we reviewed. The Galaxy Tab S7 Plus is massive, with a 12.4-inch screen.
That’s why I’m starting out in the same manner as I did with my iPad Pro review, by writing this review on the Galaxy S7 Plus. Super video quality is only one reason to buy an expensive tablet, though, and to take on the best high-price tablet you can buy at the moment, the 2020 iPad Pro, it needs to do plenty more.
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