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The iPad Pro isn’t the Tab S7 Plus’ sole rival, of course, but other tablets aren’t quite in the same league. Neither Apple tablets come with 5G, with the 4G LTE versions costing £919 and £1,119 respectively, neither has storage expansion and neither includes a stylus in the box like the Tab S7 does. The entry-level 11in iPad Pro starts at £769, while the 12.9in variant costs £969. The absolute minimum you can spend on one of Samsung’s newest tablets is £619, which nets you the WiFi-only 11in Tab S7.Ĭompare these prices with the iPad Pro (2020), and Samsung finds itself in a remarkably strong position. If you aren’t in a 5G zone, then you might want to go for the 4G variant of the 11in Tab S7, which costs £719. The Wi-Fi-only version of the Tab S7 Plus costs £799 and comes with 128GB of storage, which can be expanded via microSD up to a further 1TB. Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus review: Price and competition It also comes with a bundled stylus and the tablet can be used in DeX mode, a desktop-like user interface that transforms the Tab S7 Plus into a makeshift laptop. The cellular version costs extra, of course, but I’ll get to that discussion in a bit.Įlsewhere, the Tab S7 Plus has a number of other advantages against the iPad. This review is for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus, which not only has a larger screen but also has a bigger 10,090mAh battery and is the only model with the potential for 5G connectivity, something the iPad Pro doesn’t offer.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite review: Lite yet mighty There’s around a £100 price gap between the two.

The S7 Plus has a 12.4in display and the regular S7 has an 11in screen. Just like the iPad, it comes in two different screen sizes depending on how much you’re willing to spend. The Galaxy Tab S7 is clearly intended as a direct competitor to the recently refreshed iPad Pro (2020). Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus review: What you need to know Launching alongside the Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Buds Live, Samsung’s latest high-end Android tablet is quite impressive and even manages to beat Apple off the starting line when it comes to 5G connectivity. Things might be looking up for Android, however, with the arrival of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus.

From Huawei to Acer, many Android alternatives aren’t much more than characterless iPad copycats, and they’ve failed to make even the smallest dent on Apple’s sky-high sales so far. Android tablet makers have struggled for years to topple the unrelenting might of Apple’s ever-popular iPad lineup.