Sure, it’s a great LCD panel compared to other Android tablets. For whatever reason Samsung decided to use an LCD screen instead of an AMOLED one for the Tab S7. But, sadly, that’s where the good similarities with the Tab S7+ end. And with 2560 x 1600 pixels on 11-inches it’s even a tiny bit sharper. Yes, I’m saying these in the plural, because the Galaxy Tab S7 supports 120Hz too. Read: The Best Samsung Tablets You Can Buy These are the first Android tablets with a 120Hz panel. This time Samsung also supports a refresh rate of 120Hz which means that animations, supported games, and drawings with the pen look as smooth as on an iPad Pro. It has much deeper blacks than the iPad Pro, a great contrast, lots of saturation, and it’s very bright. This Super AMOLED display is the best screen you can get in a tablet right now. With that resolution, texts and icons look very sharp. Here we’re getting a very pretty 12.4-inch Super AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2800 x 2752 pixels. And that certainly is true for the Galaxy Tab S7+. I’m starting this review with their displays because this usually is one of the highlights of premium Samsung devices. And if you want, you can pay more for more storage, LTE, and 5G. For the keyboards, you’ve got to pay at least 200 Dollars extra. I like that the S Pen is included at no extra charge which is not the case with almost all competitors. The 11-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 starts at 650 US Dollars, while you’ll have to pay at least 850 Dollars for the Galaxy Tab S7+. Let’s quickly take a look at their prices.

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