Samsung - Galaxy Tab S7 - 11” - 128GB - With S Pen - Wi-Fi - Mystic Black

Beautiful display! Color and clarity is excellent. Smooth, fast and responsive and the audio quality with music and voice is fantastic! The included S-Pen is just fantastic to use and very responsive as well. I had no idea I would enjoy using it this much. It costs quite a bit, but the quality is completely worth it. Great job Samsung!

It's an excellent table.... I have been using this device in my work and is excellent... Thanks so much

I love my tablet. I haven't used the laptop or ipad as much since purchasing it. The rose gold matches my samsung ear buds,and my samsung rose gold smartwatch. It was so easy connecting all my samsung devices

This tablet.is so worth the money! It's the 3rd Samsung I have had and I couldn't be happier with the S pen, camera, speakers and graphics. Speed and storage are gteat.

Great tablet, crispy graphics and capabilities, I just wish I would've gotten the s7 PLUS

I love this Samsung tablet S7. The 11 inch size is big enough that i dont need to wear my glasses. The colors are very vivid and its just like using my phone!!! Great item

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 running a Tab S4 prior to getting the Samsung Tab S7 11" 128 gig. I am impressed with the screen, processor speed and how light it is compared to my prior tablet. The screen is 11" and LCD but for not being Amoled display it is impressive with nice color reproduction. The processor is an 8 core unit with decent speed for a tablet (a lot better than my previous Tablet) and as long as it is not loaded down with a lot of applications it should be nice and zippy for a long time. The S7 tablet in a nut shell is a nice upgrade from what i was using before and i will RECOMMEND it to anyone looking for a decent Tablet for an upgrade or just as a reliable zippy portable device to keep up with email or surfing the web. I have not tried the DEX setup that makes it operate like a laptop yet but i am sure it will be sufficient for most casual users. The only dray back i have found is that there is no audio port for wired headphones, but with an adapter sold separately that can be worked around. I am thinking the audio port was removed to place a larger battery in the Tablet, but i could be mistaken about that. All in all i am impressed with the Samsung Tab S7 and would recommend it