Customer Ratings & Reviews

My wife likes it, I don't like all the added bloat ware Samsung adds to them

Nice features, but difficult to implement. Looking at a Remarkable

We have enjoy using this product but are considering upgrading to the SE7+.

I will give 3 stars for now, as it is a Christmas present.

When using zoom and writing on the whiteboard, if you rest your hand on the screen, extraneous lines are produced on the whiteboard. There is nothing in the configuration that allows for palm rejection or control of finger recognition. If you plan to use this in zoom you CANNOT write on the whiteboard! Also, I took a screen shot and added it to my gallery, but there is no way that I could find of emailing pictures from the gallery.

I would give 0 stars if I could. I had this 4 hours and returned it. The price was spectacular but I could not set it up. Like other reviews I have read I configured it correctly and it would be on the last step and it would start over and erase all of the data I configured including my google account. I returned and bought S8+ and have been using it without fault. Spend the extra money and don't have the hassle of a return.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE is a very nice tablet. It’s great for work, school, and fun. The tablet has a huge 12.4” screen. The screen is vibrant and everything looks great on it from apps to photos to streaming video. The touch sensitivity of the screen is great too. It comes with an S pen which works great. The S Pen is comfortable to use, very effective with the touch screen, and a lot of fun to use. It’s great for doodling and sketching, writing/taking notes (the tablet will even convert your hand written notes into text). My kids love coloring with it in the Pen Up app. You probably need to get a case that includes a holder for the S Pen so you don’t lose track of it, though. Video streaming works great too with great image quality and almost no streaming delay. Overall, this is a sweet tablet that I wish I could have had back when I was in college to be able to take notes in class, do projects, and then play games and stream video all in one device.

Samsung’s latest tablet, for its price, competes head to head against Apple’s iPad Air. While I do not have an actual iPad Air on hand to compare it with, I’ll be using my past experiences with the iPad for any comparison. The model reviewed is the 128GB storage model with 6GB of RAM. At first glance, this appears to be the more affordable option to Samsung’s Tab S7 and S7+. But looks can be deceiving. The cost cutting measures taken to shave off a mere $50 from the S7’s MSRP throws the S7 FE’s value into question in many ways. And perhaps worse so, doesn’t help that its closest and fruitiest competitor makes a better tablet than this one. This is not to say that I’m a fanboy of that company or brand. It’s due to the lackluster effort by a major search company to produce a tablet that sets the bar standard on how it should be designed and experienced. The good parts the Tab S7 FE has going for it is the large screen size. But even that has a drawback, using what seems to be an inferior panel when compared to either other models or its competitor. When viewing content directly, you won’t notice this issue at all. But when viewing at an angle, viewing experiences start to suffer. This is especially noticeable when using the tablet to read ebooks. On one hand, it’s a nice experience reading on it. But on the other hand, the tablet’s weight (and not so good viewing angle) becomes a hindrance. Audio seems satisfactory in the short time using the tablet. But it’d help the audio more if the speakers were front firing instead of side firing (in landscape mode). It’s passable but there’s nothing worth noting. User experience varies a lot when it comes to Android devices. A tablet is no different for this. Immediately I installed Nova Launcher in order to provide a more familiar interface. Many will find Samsung’s launcher to be suitable for their needs. And it is their preference. Mine align more to stock and Pixel’s design. Customizing my background, icon layout, how many to place on a screen, that is something I wish a fruity competitor would look into. All in all, it is what you’d expect from an Android device if you’ve used Android before, just bigger. On the software side of things, out of the box the tablet runs on Android 11. However, like any Samsung Android devices, it comes with many of Samsung’s own versions of the basic apps, which I find bothersome and annoying. I do wish Samsung would make their own apps completely removable so I won’t have junk sitting on the tablet. And sadly, because this tablet is made by Samsung, you’ll be stuck waiting a long, long time for any system update to arrive. There’s also the limited time that Samsung will bother with such an update, which I fear will be the now-current 3 years after general hardware release. This pales in comparison to the fruity competitor that can update their devices for at least 5 years. Performance of the tablet is also satisfactory, with some caveats. For day to day tasks and media consumption, it will handle them with ease. Once you step up to things like 3D gaming, then it becomes apparent that the tablet isn’t an expected performer. The cost cutting measure to bring the price down severely impacted this. In Genshin Impact, graphic details were set to “Low” preset. Bumping this preset to “Medium” will cause the game to warn you about performance impact. And its internal performance metric indicated a heavy load on the system and likely sub-optimal performance if I were to continue with this. My Galaxy Note 9 phone is capable of Medium preset and that is 3 years old. I expected better. The stylus that came with the tablet is a nice bonus, which I like. However, the issue with the stylus in general is that not many people will be using it. Granted, having one around has its perks. But with no easy storage option and limited uses, the stylus is better off being substituted for something that’d make the tablet a better performer. On paper, the hardware specs show how badly designed this tablet is. The S7 FE is powered by a Snapdragon 750 while its regular and bigger sibling uses the Snapdragon 865. Memory and storage capacity is a potential issue with the S7 FE’s base model coming with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. The S7 and S7+ both start off with 6GB and 128GB respectively in this regard. To make matters worse, the tablet lacks WiFi 6, unlike the S7 and S7+. Even the fruity competitor, at this price point, has this. There is no biometric system on the S7 FE and its facial recognition doesn't work well in portrait mode, my default orientation. So you’re stuck using the traditional method of getting into the tablet, be it PIN or drawing a pattern. Overall, the tablet has some good points. However, there are far too many bad points, making it hard to justify either recommending it or justifying the price. At MSRP for the 128GB/6GB model, you’re better off either spending extra for the regular Tab S7 (if you must have an Android tablet) or going for the fruity competitor’s offering instead. You may not have the storage capacity or the memory on the fruity tablet. But the performance, user experience, and system updates will make that trade off a mere trivial matter. The Good: Big screen, squared off edges The Bad: heavier, inferior screen panel, uninstallable Samsung redundant apps The Ugly: Samsung’s track record for updating Android on a billion different models Verdict: Avoid buying.

Definitely an upgrade from my old Tablet. Long battery life and a large screen.

loaded with junk software its real laggy wish samsung would stop flooding their stuff with adware

Love, Love, Love this product. The most amazing thing is that you do not even need a keyboard. The tablet is big enough that if you angle it back on a stand, you can type right on it directly. Love the large screen and everything about it! I am a teacher in a virtual classroom. The tablet is very convient for me to use for my class.

I was told I could add this to my mobile plan and i can NOT! It does not have mobile data capability

Love it!!! Use everyday. Prefect tablet. Highly recommend this tablet!!

Awesome tablet! I thonk i couldve gone with the smaller one, but who wants a screen just a little bigger than your phone? Go big or go home.

This one was cool. I gave to child and upgraded. I really enjoy Samsung products over all. I can use it for work or alone time catching up on favorite shows.

Got it on sale and I love it. worth the price. Love the clarity and size of the screen.

Excellent purchase, it was an open box item but it was brand new, best decision ever

Works awesome. Plenty of battery life and works great with all apps

I absolutely love this. Great color and the perfect size screen.

Great purchase, would recommend, speed battery and clarity.