Samsung is known as the manufacturer that works on high-end ground for Android Tablets, which you will get to see in this Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ review.
 

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ Review

Samsung is known as the manufacturer that works on high-end ground for Android Tablets, which you will get to see in this Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ review. On the other hand, other manufacturers are sticking around common ground with low-end tablet features. The Galaxy Tab S7+ consist of some impressive features including 12.4 inch Super AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, a bundled S-Pen stylus, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ processor. The company has given the Tab S7+ price of Rs. 79,999, and it has raised many questions like is it worth buying? Let’s take a look at that.

Galaxy Tab S7+ design review:

The company launched both models Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7+ within the same time frame. Well, the Galaxy Tab S7 seemed to be the successor of Galaxy Tab S6, but Tab S7+ seems to be the best that Samsung has yet offered. It is designed with 12.4 inch Super AMOLED display with 1752 x 2800 pixels resolution, and also a support system for HDR10+. The bezels are designed with the perfect measurement on the display, which is sleek with a modern appearance, and also comfortable enough to hold without causing any trouble. The company has suggested to utilize the model S7+ primarily in the landscape orientation, and designed the front camera on the right panel.

There are 4 AKG tuned speakers designed on the Tab S7+ in which two of them are placed at the bottom, and two of them placed at the top on the side of the USB Type-C port. The frame of the Tab S7+ is made of metal, which definitely provides a premium feel on it. You also get a volume and power button designed on the right side of the tablet, and also a Nano-SIM tray. There are also three pin connectors designed on the left of the model along with two notches for the convenience of compatible accessories.
 
You will get to see antenna lines running across the bottom and top of the frame, which provides a help to the tab to catch onto LTE. The back of the model is designed with a dual camera module, which is placed in the top left corner. There is a glossy patch given below the camera that indicates about where you can load the S-Pen. It is automatically charged while it is attached to the tablet and it sticks in a place via using magnets. The tablet can be a little challenging for utilizing it one hand, as it weighs about 575 grams. It is backed by a 10,090 mAh battery capacity, and also given a 15W charger within the box.

Specification and Software Details of Tab S7+:

Samsung has provided best hardware features to the Galaxy Tab S7+, as the display designed in it is appreciable and also serves remarkable viewing angles. It is given with the option to change the color temperature and color profile of the panel. It is a little bit reflective when outdoors, but can be used, as it gets bright enough. It is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ SoC, which is known as the most powerful processor at the moment. It is coupled with 6 GB of LPDDR5 RAM, and consists of 128 GB of internal storage. It is also given a microSD card slot, which is expandable up to 1 TB. As for the connectivity options, it consists of Bluetooth 5, 4G VoLTE, dual band Wi-Fi, and four navigation systems.
It is also designed with an in-display fingerprint sensor, which is placed at the bottom of the display. It has a CMOS sensor, and it lights up when a finger is touched on the display. It does not include a headphone jack, so there is no use for your older headphones here. If we talk about software, it is given a OneUI 2.5 along with Android 10, and to review this tab model, the September batch was utilized. The UI of the tablet has been developed at the size of the display, and navigation around the tab was quite fun and easy.
 
If you are a Samsung smartphone user, then it will be familiar for you. With this model, it is quite easy to multitask with two apps side by side. To work on more than two applications, you can open the additional applications in pop-up windows. It was easy to open ten applications at the same time, but only five of them could be used actively. There is a multi app tray on the right of the corner, which is the same in the Galaxy smartphones. The S-Pen supports pen actions in the tab. You can access the tab via holding the S-Pen button and performing the indication. It lets you take notes quickly, and the notes can be saved automatically by snapping the S-Pen to the back.
You can access the camera by pressing and holding the button designed on the S-Pen, and capture the pictures. There is a double click switch between the camera, which can change the camera modes by accessing the button. It is comfortable to fit in the palm and use it for sketching apps.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ Keyboard cover features:

The Keyboard cover is offered in two pieces; the kickstand attaches to the back and the keyboard snaps on the left side of the Galaxy tab S7+. The Keyboard cover is improvised in comparison to the Galaxy tab S6. Samsung provided stronger magnets on the back, which latches on the tab securely. While opening the kickstand by pulling, the magnets do not create trouble, which makes using the tab very easy. It is also given magnets at the bottom to connect with the tablet while the case is closed. The snapping on the keyboard cover allows Samsung Dex automatically. It allows you to run the applications in the windowed mode. The whole interface seems to be similar with Windows, and you can multitask without any problems.
The keyboard is designed with multi-media shortcuts and function keys, but the keys are not designed as backlit. The trackpad was also accurate and was easy to use, but was a bit smaller in comparison to the trackpad given on the laptops. The typing was great and there was no need for a double check of keystroke. The keyboard case is priced at Rs. 15,999, which indicates extra expense for you.

Performance of the Galaxy tab S7+:

It was quite fun watching videos on such a big display, and Samsung is especially known for its AMOLED displays, and it is designed with the biggest one. It provides good viewing angles and refresh rate is also high, which makes scrolling more fun. The streaming videos were appreciable at the point of engaging, and the tuned speaker filled the room with echo. On the back of the tab, it is designed with a 5 megapixel depth sensor and 13-megapixel primary camera. It is also given an 8-megapixel front camera for selfies. The specifications are a little bit similar to the Galaxy Tab S6. With the given size of the tablet, it is not easy to take pictures. It is fine for occasionally taking pictures, but the output will be average. The selfie camera can be used frequently for video calling or pictures.
It is powerful to run most of the games made out there, but the size sometimes creates inconvenience. The casual games with lower control were easy to mage on this big display tablet. The Asphalt 9 and Among Us were easy to run on this tab. The battery capacity was good, and did not get much warm on the back. The model cooperated and handled the benchmark of graphics very well, and managed to accomplish 8,300 in 3DMark Sling Shot. It gained 12,552 points in PCMark Work, and scored 5,68,663 in AnTuTu benchmark.
As far as concerned with battery capacity, it managed to run for 9 hours and 46 minutes while testing for HD loop video, which is lower in comparison to the score of its predecessor. However, the tablet is not utilized continuously like the smartphone; it will secure good battery life. It is delivered with the 15W charger within the box, which is a little disappointing, given the other smartphone of Samsung is provided with a more powerful charger. The charger is slow also, as it charged the tab in 30 minutes up to 17%, and only 32% in an hour. It took around 3 hours to charge the tablet with 10,090 mAh battery power.
Conclusion: In order to get one of the best models at the moment with best features, there are not many options to look at. But Samsung is improving the limits of tablet features regularly, and the model Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ is one of the best offers at the moment. The display feature with quad speaker system gives an amazing experience, and makes the tablet best. Overall it is absolutely recommended for the investment.

Surface Pro X 2020 is now available in India with a new platinum finish and with a Microsoft SQ2 processor. It was launched by Microsoft earlier this month, which is a newest windows based tablet. The battery life of this model is remarkable, as it can deliver up to 15 hours charging capacity, which can with a single charge. The tablet offers improved performance in the Surface Pro X 2020, which was demonstrated in the Indian market in May.
Microsoft Surface Pro X Price Specification:
The model Pro X with 512 GB variant is available at the price range of Rs. 1,78,999, and the 256 GB variant is available at the price range of Rs. 1,49,999. The tablet is available in black finish and platinum quality with 4G LTE connectivity feature. The updated model has brought the signature keyboards in three color options, which are Poppy red, Ice Blue, and Platinum. The tablet is also available through authorized resellers, and online platforms like Amazon have started selling the model. After the official launch pre-orders went up, as the updated model was released in India.
Feature Specifications of Microsoft Surface Pro X:
It is designed to run on Windows 10 Home and offers 13 inch PixelSense display with a 2880 x 1920 pixels resolution. The tablet is powered by SQ2 processor, which has been enlarged by Qualcomm and is coupled with Adreno 690 GPU and 16 GB of LPDDR4x RAM. It also consists of Qualcomm Snapdragon X24 LTE modem for 4G connectivity option, and offers eSIM slots and Nano SIM slots.
As far as cellular connectivity options, the model Surface Pro X offers two USB Type-C 3.2 Gen 2 ports, Wi-Fi, GPS/ A-GPS/ GLONASS, and Bluetooth 5.0. It is offered with a Surface connect port for charging as a pogo pin connector to attach the magnetic Signature keyboard. It consists of a gyroscope, accelerometer, ambient light, and magnetometer. The measurement of tablet is 287 x 208 x 7.3mm, and weighs about 774 grams.

Apple iPad 8th Gen Review

Apple has recently launched its 8^th generation iPad in India, which starts at the price of Rs. 29,900. This iPad review is going to be fun, as the gadget is quite an impressive one. It consists of features that are necessarily needed and a useful device for those who work from home or belong to the stay-at-home world. It offers a 10.2 inch screen display, which seems to be an attractive feature. In comparison to other rivals, it is a recommended option for customers given the affordable price. It is a package of features and class, and it is also a gadget worth spending for.

But how is it different from iPad 7^th generation? The answer lies with your budget limit that you are ready to spend, and the rest will be explained in iPad review. If you want to spend Rs. 6,000 less over a tablet, then you should run 7^th generation. Both the tablets provide the performance well and fast.

iPad Review: What are the different features?

The company provided last year’s model a 10.2 inch screen with a resolution of 2160 x 1620 pixels. The same feature with a retina display is designed in the new model of 8^th generation, and it performs equally well. The size of the new iPad is the same and the weight of 490 grams is heavier in comparison to 483 grams of the previous one. The designing language is similar to the 7^th generation with a plastic strip on the top for better network performance.

The 8 megapixel rear camera given to the new iPad is similar to the previous one, which settles on a flush with the thin aluminium body of the tablet. Most of the Apple tablet designs are the same, as it does not change much, but yes, they surely are given a much fancier look. It is given round edges and brushed metals with a 1.2 megapixel front camera for selfies. It also consists of stereo speakers and touch ID below the screen through the round button. All of these features are pretty much similar to the previous one, but there is one biggest difference and that is the A12 Bionic processor. The previous iPad was designed with the A10 Bionic processor. The A12 Bionic processor is faster up to 40% Apple iPad 8th Gen Review.

iPad Review: How is the performance?  

During the iPad review, it was noticeable that it works faster and very well, as any iPad should be or expected to be. It is better in performance, if you compare it to any Android versions of tablet. But in comparison to iPad with expensive prices such as iPad Pro or iPad Air, it lacks a bit in performance, which has many reasons. With a 10.2 inch screen iPad, it feels a little updated with the generations and helpful with the loads of work we are getting to handle. In comparison to other expensive iPad models, it does not show rich colors. The games and videos do not feel like popping out of the screen, but it feels enough though, as the iPad still offers better screen performance than any other model out there.

The designing and quality of the build materials are impressive, even if it is compared to the expensive ones, it is an updated one. In the new iPad, there is no exotic finish and flattened edges. You will be familiar to the face of designing to the moment taking it out of the box. Its appearance is no longer much exciting or surprising, but still offers better performance than any other rivals. It is comfortable while using it and fits well with the balance of the screen. The quality is excellent while watching videos on it or scrolling down on the internet. It is quite large in case you want to play games while lying down, but the mini iPad fits perfect for these things.

It is desirable to watch videos, working from home, online classes, watching movies, playing games, especially when you are stuck at home with a 10.2 inch screen iPad. The output of the performance from the new iPad is impressive, as it is easier to accomplish tasks without getting interrupted by lags or jitters or any kind of hurdles which will distract from getting the job done. The split screen mode can be difficult to handle, and you will need time to get used to it. The landscape mode also has its own advantage in the tablet. Apple iPad 8th Gen Review.

The front camera quality is good for video calls, but it might not be comparable to the front cameras designed into the expensive smartphones. The picture quality of the rear 8 megapixel camera is the output that you usually get from the mid range smartphones. While writing this iPad review, I found this quite fascinating in the matter of running games smoothly. The browsing performance is impressive and better than getting output from any laptop with a better viewing quality. The multimedia experience is quite fun as well.

The battery capacity is also good, and it was easy to spend one whole day with the given battery life. It is offered with a 20W charger, which is not normal in other iPhones. It also comes with a Smart keyboard and Gen Pencil. The keyboard can be useful if the work requires extra efforts, but it will need extra budget to spend. The keyboard and Gen Pencil are additional items. It will cost Rs. 13,900 to order additional items. It can be paired with a gaming controller to get comfortable while playing. Apple iPad 8th Gen Review.

Conclusion: iPad Review

There are things that can be better by improvising such as rear and front cameras, and also base storage. It has great browsing speed and is faster than any other Android device. It might lack some of the features and specifications in the comparison of latest and expensive iPads, but still stands perfectly for the given price. Apple iPad 8th Gen Review.