Samsung Galaxy Tab S7

Overview

Samsung’s best yet iteration of its S-Series tablet line-up - the Galaxy Tab S7 is on its way to becoming official. This might reportedly be one of the most powerful Android tablets so far. The tablet is expected to be powered by the latest Snapdragon 865 Plus chipset. Besides, the smartphone will also reportedly have a heavily sized battery and a good display as well. Further, we might also see a better and improved design.

Design and Display

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 will reportedly feature an 11 inch TFT display capped with a higher resolution of 1600 x 2560 pixels to bring forth a rich viewing experience. On that note, the pixel density however is expected to peak out at a low 274ppi. The tablet will reportedly have significantly fewer bezels compared to other tablets, thus furnishing an immersive screen to body ratio of 83.92%.

Cameras

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 is expected to feature a single 13MP camera setup at the back. On the front, the tablet will reportedly feature an 8MP camera for clicking selfies, online meetings, and a lot more. The tablet will supposedly offer a vast array of features such as Auto Flash, Autofocus, Bokeh Effect, Continuous Shooting, Exposure compensation, Face detection, Geo-tagging, High Dynamic Range mode (HDR), ISO control, Touch to focus, and White balance presets.

Battery and Performance

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 will very likely be powered by Qualcomm’s extremely powerful Snapdragon 865 PlusOcta-Core chipset clubbed with an Adreno 650 GPU to furnish incredible graphical performance. The tablet is expected to ship with 6 GB RAM and an internal storage capacity of 128GB, which can be expanded all the way up to 1 TB. Moreover, the tablet is expected to pack in a massive 8000mAh battery.

Software and Connectivity

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 is anticipated to run Android 10 out of the box with One UI 2.5 on top. The device will reportedly support connectivity features such as Wi-Fi a,ac,ax,b,g,n,n 5GHz, and Bluetooth. However, the tablet won’t support calling after all. Interestingly, the tablet is said to come with a fingerprint sensor as well. Besides, we might also get to see a USB Type-C port but there sadly won't be any 3.5mm headphone jack.