Review on 11" Tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 11 SM-T875 (2020), RU, 6/128 GB, Wi-Fi + Cellular, stylus, silver by Andrey Andro ᠌

When compared to similar devices, this Android tablet may be the best option currently available. Only his older brother, who has a bigger screen (12 inches), could possibly be better. Naturally, the matrix quality is much higher there. However, I had no issues with brightness or yellowing on my copy. Compared to AMOLED, the lack of true black can be distracting and uncomfortable, but after a while, I found that I had adjusted to it. The poorly thought-out method of attaching the stylus is another drawback. There's a possibility of losing it if you mount it in the rear, but it will charge; if you place it in a case on the side, it won't work at all. If it needed to be charged while in the case, why not incorporate a hidden charging port like on the Galaxy Note line? They obviously made the same idiotic choice as Apple and Huawei. into the slot where it can be charged, just like the original Apple Pencil. So, I've taken to leaving the stylus at home once again for fear of misplacing it. Otherwise, it would simply bring about good feelings. You can also watch movies with a more comfortable aspect ratio than on the iPad, write on documents with the stylus, and play games at maximum graphics settings (though some games still look better). It's a shame they omitted the audio jack for headphones. This requires me to use my phone's earbuds, which have a usb-c connector, which isn't ideal. Overall, the tablet is well worth the asking price, and it is impossible to find a better Android (or iPad) at this price point.