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

I've changed from an apple user for both phone and tablet. I love them both and find the tablet screen so beautifully large and clear. There is a function with Samsung that is highly underrated and that is the Close All function. So easy to clear all open apps with one click.

I check online at H.N. whenever I need something of value & always find the prices competitive. Last time I bought a fridge, time before a phone & now my Samsung Tab S7. Love all 3.

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

Gorgeous OLED screen; Premium design; Fast performance;

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

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

A true iPad Pro alternative that brilliantly balances productivity and entertainment. It'll be overkill for some, and pricey once you factor in the optional keyboard, but the Galaxy Tab S7+ is comfortably the best Android tablet around.

Stunning; ultra-smooth screen; Unrivalled performance; S Pen well integrated - and included in the box

iOS still beats Android on big screens; Costs more than many laptops; No headphone jack

The Tab S7+ is one of the most accomplished tablets on the market , but Android ‘s lack of optimisation for this form factor still holds it back slightly.

Stunning display; Stellar performance; Great speakers; Excellent S-Pen

Average software optimisation; Awkward S-Pen charging

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ wows with strong performance and a gorgeous 12.4-inch Super AMOLED display, and its S Pen and optional 5G make it the best Android productivity tablet you can get.

Solid build quality; Beautiful Super AMOLED display; Textured S Pen tip makes writing on screen feel natural; 5G connectivity option

S Pen can easily become dislodged; Android app integration still falls behind iPadOS; Optional Book Cover Keyboard Case feels flimsy

For those of us that bleeds Android, the Tab S7+ is hands-down the best tablet around. It's got enough hardware muscle to tackle any task, a screen that makes Netflix binges an absolute treat, and real productivity chops too thanks to the S Pen. And let's not forget 5G support, which you won't find on any iPad. Anyone that doesn't already own a handful of Samsung devices will appreciate how it comfortably undercuts the iPad Pro 12.9, and that you don't have to spend extra on a stylus - but it's true that Apple's operating system is just that little bit slicker on the big screen than Google's effort. If you're searching for a full-on laptop replacement, the iPad still has the edge, but otherwise this do-all slate offers little compromise.

Stunning, ultra-smooth screen; Unrivalled performance; S Pen well integrated - and included in the box;

iOS still beats Android on big screens; Costs more than many laptops; No headphone jack;

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? If all-powerful is on your lists of musts then you can't go wrong, but there are some lingering questions and sensible alternatives to ponder.

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;