Samsung Tab S7+ WiFi 128GB Mystic Black SM-T970NZKAXNZ review

Utterly unbeatable display, Includes S Pen, Very fast in everything it does, 5G option if you’ve money to burn

Software still a bit unpredictable, App selection remains far superior elsewhere

Samsung Tab S7+ WiFi 128GB Mystic Bronze SM-T970NZNAXNZ review

Android tablets don't get better than this. But do you really need all this power in such a form factor? And why isn't the screen Ultra-HD 4K for the best possible media experience?

Luscious OLED screen; S Pen stylus included - which works a treat; 10 hour battery life for streaming; Top tier power; A potentially savvy laptop alternative

Rather pricey; Android OS doesn't always feel right on such a large screen; Screen reflections; Not a UHD/4K panel; Just the one port

Samsung Tab S7+ WiFi 128GB Mystic Bronze SM-T970NZNAXNZ review

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus: The Galaxy Tab S7 Plus is gunning for the iPad Pro and it mostly succeeds

Cheaper than iPad Pro (2020); Bundled stylus; Laptop-like performance

Keyboard cover costs extra (if you don’t preorder); Shorter battery life than Tab S6

Samsung Tab S7+ WiFi 128GB Mystic Black SM-T970NZKAXNZ review

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus is an ambitious offering from Samsung, with a premium build and a fantastic screen that's unlike any tablet display we've seen before. However, the lack of developer support for apps on Android tablets takes a toll on what is othewise a top iPad competitor.

Gorgeous OLED screen; Premium design; Fast performance

Just one port; Android lacks quality tablet apps; High price

Samsung Tab S7+ WiFi 128GB Mystic Bronze SM-T970NZNAXNZ review

But then we get to the price: $849 for the base model. This puts Samsung's flagship Android tablet in iPad Pro territory. Is the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus worth the upgrade? Can it compete with Apple's flagship tablet? So far, my impressions of the tablet are mostly positive.

Magnificent 12.4-inch OLED display; 5G support; Enhanced S Pen (included); Improved Type Cover keyboard; Great speakers

No headphone jack; Some apps aren't optimized for tablets; Expensive