Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very happy with the display quality and ease of use. Overall a superb buy that meets my needs and exceeds my expectation. Expect a good duability from typical Samsung products, but too soon to rate after only less than one month use.

Great tablet to do daily business on or read books. The only problem I have is constant fear of loosing the stylus.

This is a good flagship style tablet for anyone who wants an upgrade. If you are not in the apple world then this is a good place to start. I received a Black Friday deal and one should look for one.I am also replacing an 14 inch laptop and i am pleased with this product. I have a wireless mouse and keyboard and replacement is complete. Connecting to a larger monitor/tv is also a plus and easy

Very nice tablet, gets used every day and has no issues. Very good quality !

I was skeptical about replacing my older Samsung tablet. I would consider myself as being a casual tablet user. However, to my suprise I love the speed of this new tablet. The size is perfect for use whike watching TV, etc.

Great tablet to replace my older Galaxy Tab A (2016). This one is a little larger and definitely faster. So far it's a great upgrade and I also like that it comes with a stylus which I actually use from time to time.

Genuinely a great tablet. Nice big screen and a really sharp picture that I find to be great for media consumption and games. The pen is a great plus, though I wish more third-party apps incorporated pen input (obviously that's not a strike against Samsung) My only complaint is the included Samsung 'ware' that is in nearly every instance inferior to the more standard Android (and Google) apps, and the Samsung apps aren't easy to remove. That's a pretty minor complaint overall, but it creeps into some areas where it's not welcome, like the "casting" feature being dependent upon an app instead of baked into the UI. Still I have, and will continue to, recommend this to anyone who needs a really nice and useful tablet, without getting hooked into the i-things ecosystem.

A little large. Very responsive and I love the S pen. Very sharp display.

Onw of the best tablets i own. There isnt much to gripe about. I do like the pen it comes with but i wish it was slightly better quality. Other then that its very good if you are starting with digital art or pretty advance.

Nice large screen. Loads of memory. Don't like the wallpaper, it appears grainy, but that can be change.

Great tablet. Very large. Does everything I need it to do.

Samsung - Galaxy Tab S7 FE 12.4" 128GB with Wi-Fi - Mystic Black 6gb ram Snappy and reactive. Large, bright screen. Great for digital comics. Speakers good. No 3.5mm headphone jack. Must buy USB-C adapter or use bluetooth.

The first thing you notice with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE is its size. The 12.4", 2560x1600 LCD screen is vast, surrounded by thin bezels which only serve to enhance the screen's dimensions. It pushes the limits of ergonomics with its size, but if you can transport/use such a large screen, the device offers a lot. The tablet might be best described as upper-midrange, with the screen as the main attraction. It gets Samsung's useful S-pen, but not the Bluetooth version, so no extras like a shutter button. The screen is sharp and bright, but is a 60Hz LCD, unlike the Super AMOLED 120Hz screen on the Tab S7+. The processor is a Qualcomm SM7325, a 8-core chip aimed more at the midrange versus the 800-series chips, and it's paired with respectable but not jaw-dropping 6 gigs of RAM. In everyday usage, however, those differences from the flagship probably won't mean that much for most people. It's very fast and responsive, and the screen is a genuine pleasure to read on (I've found it wonderful for ebooks). No, it's not as buttery smooth as my high-refresh rate Galaxy S20+ phone, but that also means the screen isn't eating up as much battery life. With a monstrous 10090mAh battery, the run time is wonderful. You'll easily get all day usage out of it. The included charger supports rapid charging, but if you have a higher wattage Samsung charger, it will support even faster charging. There's a wide angle camera and a front-facing, but the front-facing camera is oriented for horizontal usage, like a laptop, not along the top like a phone. The tablet supports face recognition and it's reasonably fast/accurate. I would have liked a fingerprint reader as an additional biometric option. Samsung equips this tablet with a healthy 128GB of storage, and thankfully retains the microSD card slot for more, up to 1TB. The slot is located along the side and is easily accessed with the included tool--adding a 256GB card was simple. This is a great device for media consumption, so the storage expansion is a welcome continuation even if other features, like the rapidly disappearing headphone jack, are gone. The biggest issue with this is software, and it's a problem common to all Android tablets. Simply, Android is still not as well adapted to the tablet form factor as it is the phone. There have been strides towards this, but you will still across apps that feel like giant phone apps. Samsung, to their credit, have addressed this issue to an extent with DeX, which turns the Android interface into something very much like a ChromeOS desktop, and which definitely leverages the large screen size. I like the idea of DeX, but probably wouldn't use it personally for much (and I will say this tablet is worthwhile regardless of DeX). The key to getting the most out of the DeX mode is the separately sold keyboard cover, which is not cheap but would turn this into a full-fledged mobile productivity device. In the past, Android tablets have often been neglected with regards to updates. But I was pleased to have been offered a couple of updates after just a week of usage, and my Android 11 security patch is the August one (writing in mid-September). Not bad at all! Overall, this is a solid offering from Samsung. You get a lot for the money. The giant screen is amazing to use, performance is snappy, and there's plenty of storage. If you're inclined to use this for more than media consumption, Samsung's DeX gives a desktop interface that gives ChromeOS-like usability, helping to move beyond some of the limitations of the Android OS in tablet form. The inclusion of the (helpfully magnetic) S-pen furthers that capability, useful for notetaking, drawing, or just for interactions on screen. The large size is takes some getting used to--think about getting a protective case--but I'm not sure I'd want a smaller tablet, having used this. This will be my new go-to device for traveling, because it can do everything I need on the go. Recommended for most people, highly recommended for some niche uses.

Beautiful, sleek tablet with all the capabilities I'd expect from Samsung. Operates seamlessly with Samsung Galaxy phone, giving access to everything on both items with ease. The screen is larger than most tablets!

One of the best products within $500 range in the tab sections.

The tablet is great at the price. Great for taking notes.

So far the S7 FE tablet has been the best purchse for my tablet needs and I could ot be happier! It's processing ability and interactive features meet everything I am looking from professional to personal needs.

Excellent for drawing and writing. Screen is almost too big (not a complaint). I am very happy with this purchase and the price difference is worth it for the large screen.

I love this easy to use tablet for its great price point, clear wide screen, and Android features. I use it for many things from studying to streaming movies.

Tablet is nice. Great resolution. Fast and a lot of features