Customer Ratings & Reviews

Absolutely love this tablet. Its fast, picture quality is amazing. Very user friendly, It is very durable as well. Battery life is excellent. Highly recommend the newest version of this tablet or older models.

Fast and smooth. As what younwould expect from a flagship model. Runs everythingwith ease even after a few years.

This tablet has made my life so much easier. Its fast, light, easy to use, and comes with a pen. I use this tablet more than i use my laptop and it connects easily to my galaxy phone. Great purchase, highly recommend it.

I ordered this regular Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 when it was on sale for $549 with a $50 instant gift card - which I applied towards the purchase of the Samsung type cover. Im very impressed by this tablet. I consider myself a techy, and I wouldnt spend more than what I did on this. I couldnt make up my mind between this and the Tab S6 which was on sale for $499. This was the better purcahse in my mind. Itll get 3 years of updates, so, I think Ill got my monies worth. Dont listen to the hype about the LCD vs AMOLED screen stuff. This LCD screen is nicer than my iPad screens. This has a 120 hertz refresh rate, but I turned it off because I dont really need it for anything at the moment. The tablet runs quick and smooth. I love the DEX experience. But often switch between DEX and the regular android OS as some apps just dont work well in DEX. Most apps dont work well on android tablets anyway, so I end up opening up whatever in a webpage. No big deal. Before I purchased this I watched all the review videos. I couldnt decide between this and the new iPad air. I constantly switch between android phones and iphone, so I figured I would get this. Its amazing that Samsung now has something similar to face time and I can make calls and text from my tablet. It also has something called Samsung Flow and I can send files, text, pictures, etc back and forth wirelessly between my phone and tablet (similar to air drop). Makes life so much more easier. I do recommend this tablet. Is it better or worse than the iPad. No. Its good in its own way. Each operating system has pros and cons. I have always been an android fan because I can customize the OS. iPad gets better long term support and now with widgets you can customize iOS like android.

Perfect size, light weight.Transferring files from old tablet a breeze. Tablet blazing fast with latest chip set 865 pro, 120 refresh rate is great. Even thou it's a tft lcd screen it's still a great resolution. Battery life is good. Tablet looks are very high end. Even can take and make phone calls and text messages from tablet by connecting to phone.

Fast tablet! Love the bigger screen and the S pen is a great way to write!

Really loving this. Spent over a year trying to decide between and iPad (apple user here), and another brand. My boss got this tablet and I was blown away by its features and ease of use. It's really a lot more customizable than I thought it would be. If I wasn't so deep into other apple products, I'd consider switching to Samsung products. This works as a tablet AND a laptop. I got the S7 keyboard case and I feel like I have an actual laptop. The S Pen is really nice for taking notes and marking up PDFs, which is something I do often in my work. I'm sure I'm not using ALL the features available on this tablet, seeing as I keep learning new things almsot daily. It's a little on the pricier side than I was wanting to spend, but I've had it almost 8 months and I don't regret a thing in spending the money on it. Definitly use the wall charger that comes with it. If you use a normal wall charger, it takes FOREVER to charge fully. With the fast charger that Samsung offers, it takes maybe an hour to fully charge. And the battery lasts forever. It usually sits in my work bag over the weekend, and it rarely loses more than a couple percent. And I can use this pretty heavily during the work day (writing documents, marking up PDFs, reading/answering emails), and I can get two full days out of it.

I LOVE this tablet! It synced seamlessly with my Lenovo desktop and Alcatel cell phone -- both from Best Buy, and everything about it is phenomenal. Super fast, loaded with great stuff, superb Galaxy store, and terrific HD. The Samsung pen is terrific, really, and I downloaded Clip Studio Paint, free for 6 months, and that's somewhat like Procreate for Apple iPads and I also got Mediabang and a few other drawing/editing apps and they all are fantastic on this tablet. The sound? Absolutely shocked me! Terrific sound. Camera? Same thing! I cannot find anything I do not like about this at all, really, and I have looked. It does what is says, has what it says, is marketed 100% accurately and I loev it. One thing that's also incredible about it is the DEX app which when applied and rotated to horizontal use becomes just like a computer, looks like one entirely that way with DEX and as all my investigations into it being said to be able to replace a computer, with the exception of my 27" screen on my desktop used to design art, it really can replace my computer. I give it 5 out of 5 and then some.

Samsung always makes great tablets, and this one is no exception. It's fast, it's got a very clear, crisp screen, and the speakers sound good.

The tablet is perfect for school, The pen is better than I thought and use it daily for notes. It never lags, the battery is great and charges pretty fast. I've had many compliments on the looks and lightness. My only complaint is the screen doesn't dim enough for the late night hour, but I knew it wouldn't due to its TFT screen vs the OLED. Would definitely buy again!

I recently purchased an open-box Galaxy Tab S6 at a very deep discount of 40%. However, I wanted to check out the S7 to see if I had made the right decision. Purchased the S7 at only a 20% discount but ultimately decided to keep it and return the S6 for the following reasons: 1. Battery life: The battery of the S7 is much better than the S6 under the conditions that I typically use the tablet. With battery saver on and all apps closed in the background, the S6 gets between 11-13 hours of continuous YouTube viewing regardless of screen brightness. The battery life of the S7 varies tremendously. At around 90% screen brightness the battery lasts 8-9 hours, 50% is 12-14 hours, and 33% (which is still bright on at 500 nit screen) is 19-20 hours. Since my viewing habits fit in the latter two categories, the S7s battery life is superior to the S6. Also, it should be noted that the S7 has an 8,000 mW battery and the S6 has a 7,000 mW battery. So the S7's total battery life will be longer than the S6. 2. Pen. The S6's pen is not as good as the S7's pen. It is too narrow for use over an extended period of time, the low placement of the button causes too many accidental touches, and the tip is too mushy for my writing needs. 3. Size. The screen size of the S7 is bigger so reading and writing on PDF documents are more pleasurable than on the S6. The S6 fees better for noting taking, but I already have a Note Air for that activity. 4. Updates. The S7 will receive updates from Samsung for a year longer than the S6. Along with the price, the only major downsides are the size and screen. The S6 is lighter and smaller than the S7 which makes it much easier to hold with one hand. This is a consideration for people who like to and/or spend a large amount of time holding their tablet. The S7's screen is not AMOLED. For that reason, it is not as crisp and sharp as the S6's screen. That said, you only notice it when you put the two tablets side-by-side. Also, the AMOLED screen definitely drains the S6's battery. There are reports of the S7.s screen having a yellowish tint. When I lay the screen on a table and look at it from a very low angle the yellowish tint is very apparent. When I look at the screen directly the yellowish tint is far less noticeable. It should be noted that at the right angle the S6's screen also has a yellowish tint (but not to the extent of the S7). Final thoughts: All things being equal, I would recommend the S7. If it is a choice between the S6 at a good discount and the S7 at full price, get the S6. If both are discounted, get the S7...

I was split between buying this or an iPad Air and am really glad I chose the Galaxy Tab instead. Build quality is great, 120Hz on the display is awesome, speakers are machined in a way to direct sound towards the user, and while this display isn’t the amazing OLED version that comes on the plus model (which is the only difference between this and the plus model), it’s still very good. Battery Life is probably my only complaint as it doesn’t last all day like advertised but that’s me using it for hours on end playing games, doing work, etc. A huge plus with the Samsung tablet over the IPad is that they include the S Pen with it rather than separately like Apple, so the only additional purchase I made with it was the Keyboard for it from Samsung. The Keyboard is alright but has its flaws, such a pretty bad trackpad and no backlit keys. Overall when compared to the IPad Air, you lose a slightly better screen and keyboard, and slight performance and optimization for certain apps, for a much better price tag( I spent $650 for the tablet and keyboard, while apple is $650-$700 for just the tablet without the keyboard OR pen), included pen, cheaper keyboard, SamsungDex mode that essentially turns it into a laptop, and more freedom with your app selection. Great job Samsung, you finally made a tablet I can easily recommend over the IPad.

If you don't consider anything but android, then yes, this is a great tablet. Awesome screen, very light, amazing battery life and speakers, and pen included. But if you're open to other alternatives, iPad Air 4 is a better overall experience. But if all you need is to consume media and some note-taking, casual gaming, then this will work. But Android apps experience on tablets is subpar. Definitely not worth it for its full price, but okay if purchased it on sale, even better if open box excellent

I'm a longtime Android user, specifically Samsung, so when I was in the market for a new tablet - I wanted something that could fit best into my Android ecosystem. In terms of raw performance, the Tab S7 certainly has anything else I've seen in the Android tablet market beat - the Snapdragon 865 chipset and 120hz refresh rate screen make this tablet an absolute dream to use for those who want a great tablet but don't want an iPad. Price wise it's about the same as the current-gen iPad air, so you aren't spending much of a premium to get this tablet over that. I'm not much of an artist, but I did spend some time messing with some art-based apps using the included S-pen, and was pleasantly surprised by how fluid and accurate it felt to use. The only con that comes to mind from my usage of the tablet is that not all apps are optimized for tablet use. This is less of an issue that's caused by this tablet than it is a problem of the android ecosystem in general. It's not a deal breaker for me, but it may be for some people depending on their usage. At the end of the day, if you're on the fence between this or a similarly priced iPad, I would say go with whatever suits your preference most. Both have pros and cons that the other doesn't have.

I love this Tablet. I needed something to help take notes in class and this was perfect. The pen writes smoothly and I can tap to turn my handwriting into easy to read text. Plus the screen is great for watching youtube and movies. Highly recommend!

I've been a diehard Samsung Galaxy customer since i broke my iPhone 8 and was forced to "temporarily" use a Galaxy S6 for a month, until I could lease the iPhone X. Needless to say, when it came time to upgrade I went with the Galaxy S9+ with zero hesitation and left iPhone in the dust. Legit every person I knew couldn't believe it but it was within the first 24 hours of using the S6 that I knew I was going to be member of the Samsung Galaxy for as long as Samsung Exists. I've owned the S6, S9+, Note 9, Note 10+, Note 20 5G, and currently the A71 5G. With the Note 10+ I added Galaxy Buds + and with the Note 20 5G i added the Galaxy Watch 3. I no longer have the watch, but only because I have no use for it and genuinely have never worn even a normal watch. I've had my eye on a Samsung Flagship Tablet since the Tab S4 and FINALLY was in a position to purchase one about a month ago. I bought the Galaxy Tab S7 and the Keyboard Book Cover with Geek Squad total Protection for 1 year for under $750 with deals on both the Tablet and the Keyboard Book Cover. It is the best $750 I have ever spent on any electronic (excluding my high school car audio system that i dont consider an electronic but a necessary appliance (eg. Fridge, Toilet, Breaker Box) lol) ONE UI 3's Tablet interface is largely improved compared to stock Android and DeX transforms the Tab S7 from basically a giant phone OS to an OS and user experience almost totally on Par with Windows and MacOS. There are still a couple of kinks and improvements that need to be made to confidently claim that DeX is the best mobile computing platform and OS, but Samsung has already improved the experience in so many important ways, adding more and more apps to the list of apps that are DeX ready. Basically, if i have the keyboard connected, the Tab S7 is in DeX mode and when I'm primarily using the touch interface I rely more on OneUI 3. The Tab S7 (mine is Black) is pristinely built. It looks amazing on the desk and feels and looks amazing in your hands. I love the matte/satin metal finish of the back, with the dark glass strip that houses the SPen and continues into the Camera Housing. I enjoy the ease of slapping the SPen right on the back to charge and/or pair if need be and the back section of the book cover thoughtfully surrounds and protects the SPen with magnents strong enough to keep itself securely in place while still being extremely accessible and easy to flip down and grab the SPen. For the SPen to charge when it's being stored on the back, the nib tip of the SPen has to be facing towards the camera housing. Ive heard people complain about this but tip towards the camera is the only way the SPen magnetically connects to the tablet. You also have the option to store the spend on the side beneath the volume and power button, which when you're using the keyboard Book cover, is the top of the screen. It doesnt charge here, but it does magnetically connect making it convenient and secure when you need it frequently and stowing it on the back under the cover would be annoying but i would only store it there while the Tab S7 is in use and as soon as you'll be moving the Tablet stow it neatly on the back (also allowing it to charge). There are Quad AKG Dolby Atmos enabled speakers that are incredibly loud, clear and full of rich, true to life sound. The 120 hertz adaptive refresh rate of the display makes operation so smooth and video playback extremely crisp and lifelike. I don't think the battery has ever gone lower than 30% in a single day. The rear cameras are surprisingly excellent and the front facing camera is the best I've seen on any device, ever. Using the SPen is 2nd nature to me after years of owning multiple Note phones but this SPen experience is different and more satisfying in quite a few ways. Coloring on PenUp is by far my favorite way utilize the SPen. I've used Microsoft Office (Word & Excel) with the keyboard both in and out of DeX mode and was easily able to accomplish just as much as i would have on a regular PC. I cannot think of a single negative thing to say, other than Google's lack of focus on the tablet interface and tablet versions of Android apps is troubling. iPadOS is incredible and vastly improves the entire iPad experience. Making the whole user experience unique instead of just using a giant phone. Samsung has improved everything they possibly can, not google must focus on developing a tablet focused version of Android and Android Apps.

Performs very well. Plenty of storage, no issues with performance, display, or battery life. My only dislike is the Samsung apps that cannot be removed. Prefer the stock android load to the heavy handed Samsung bloatware.

Unfortunately, I returned it due to the display issue; left screen is a little orange than right side. I replaced it to Tab S7 plus. But, Tab S7 was better for me with a right size, a lighter and display. It was quite smooth and faster than any other android tablets. Note is much upgraded and pen also quite capable with many gesture functions. And the new keyboard cover improved a lot and I like the magnetic back cover much. If there're a good deal, I will try to buy it again.

I am a previous Samsung Tab (Tab A from about 4-5 years ago now) user so this was a really nice upgrade for me! I'll try to list as many features as I can that I like. I mainly use this tablet for business far starters. It would be a waste if all you did was use it for Hulu and Netflix. It does have some neat features. The stereo speakers. I was blown away at the volume and clear sound that comes from this little thing. I know other tablets have had great sound for years and years but this was nice since my older tablet had really poor sound and volume compared to this guy. The refresh rate and screen. I could immediately tell that this had great looking display but I didn't realize part of that was the 120hz refresh rate that helps things move smoothly on the screen. Comes with a stylus! The stylus is clutch. I have one with my Note 9 that I use but this one really comes in hand during powerpoint and zoom presentations. Heres a tip: When you start your powerpoint you can use the button on the stylus to click through AND write on it at the same time. Very handy. I use the whiteboard on zoom often to draw pictures and it's 5x better than using my finger. I also use it to highlight and draw on PDFs. Nothing out of the ordinary but you're glad you have it when you need it. I didn't expect the fingerprint reader AND the facial recognition. I'm used to just using a PIN but they work really well and for those of you that split hairs on how fast it unlocks - you blink about as fast as it unlocks from the fingerprint. The facial one is slower in low light (like if you're unlocking it in the middle of the night with your gf next to you to catch up on Thundercats or Handmaids Tale) but in good lighting it works decent enough. I do not rely on the face unlock though. Fingerprint 95% of the time. Pin for the rest. Camera is good, nothing outstanding here. Battery life is what I would expect. My older tablet did a better job at holding a charge longer but it didn't have half the features and horsepower of this one. The good part about this is that I can use it during the week and only need to stop and charge fully once or twice which is perfect since I dont plug it in nightly like my cell. You can have it at 30% or lower and not worry about running out of power during your presentation. And even then there are power save modes to help with that. I did get a case from Amazon that has a great way of protecting and letting the stylus slide in and out and I do recommend that. Along with a screen protector to protect your investment. All in all it's a pretty good package. The stylus is really helpful for me in the business world, the screen is big and bright enough to have clients see what I'm showing them and take applications on and it's a very professional device. I'll eventually take a look at getting the keyboard but for now I'm doing just fine without it. I considered the surface pro as it was on sale but unless you NEED to windows environment and to run software this really does work fine. It comes with Office preinstalled and you can sign in or purchase it but I just use the free stuff to present and have had no issues.

I bought this tablet because I use my bicycle for basic transportation and wanted something small to use for basic work (email, Office 365, web browsing, etc.) that I could easily toss in a backpack and take with me. I also bought the Samsung keyboard. (I'm not sure that was a good choice; it's expensive and there are many others available for less money). The build quality is excellent. It works well, has a lovely screen and solid battery life. It comes with an S Pen, which has very low latency and feels far better on the screen than an Apple Pencil does on an iPad. My two discontents with the device have to do with software. First, I have a Samsung phone. I used to use Apple products, and so expected a high degree of integration and an intuitive way of setting that integration up. I will not go back to Apple products due to their expense and the inconvenience of working with Office 365 under iOS. That said, Samsung's ecosystem doesn't approach the seamless integration of Apple's. My second issue is Dex. It's a fabulous concept, and I imagine it will get better. But on both my phone and my tablet, a number of apps don't open or work right under Dex. In some cases, those that do open don't render well; they look very different and work differently. Finally, under Dex, MS SharePoint doesn't really work at all. That's a bummer, since our office uses SharePoint extensively. I'll continue to use this little device, and there's a lot here to love. But eventually I'm probably going to buy an updated version of the Surface Go, which will just run everything I use under WIndows.