Laptop-like Tablet

Samsung announced its latest tablets with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 and S7+ last August. Camera Taking photos with tablets is really not a thing and the probability of using tablets as your main point-and-shoot device is very slim as these gadgets are big and bulky. Paired with the latest version of the S-Pen which has ultra-low latency and air action for quick control, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ lets you draw and write on the tablet with ease. It has Clip Studio, Noteshelf, and Canva pre-installed on the tablet and comes with a free premium subscription for some of these applications. I challenged the tablet by doing multiple tasks at once like writing an article, listening to music, and doing social media at the same time.  Performance on the tablet is very fluid, it is able to handle heavy tasks and usage without lagging. It’s portable, well-equipped, and has the current best features that an Android tablet can offer. Higher-end tablets today aren’t just for videos and browsing anymore, they’re full-blown productivity machines capable of replacing laptops in many use cases. The tablet feels solid without being bulky, and its understated styling makes it suitable for both professional and personal use Our review unit is in the white colorway that gets a metallic paint job, which in turn introduces this subtle glitter look most can notice when staring at the rear panel too long. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ Review" and "HUAWEI MatePad 12 X (2026) Review".