Review on 12.4" Tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 (2020), RU, 6/128 GB, Wi-Fi, stylus, silver by Mateusz Trzmiel ᠌

1. There is no headphone jack; instead, you will need to use an adapter to listen to audio, and this adapter will prevent the tablet from being charged. 2: The software shell was copied from the phone and not adapted in the regular way; as a result, there is a 6x5 grid of icons, which is the maximum that can fit on a screen that is 12 inches. It appears to be absurd. On the smaller tablet, I'd prefer it to be more compact so I don't have to scroll as much, but on this much larger tablet, it looks exactly the same. 3: Icons used for navigation. Because the screen frame was so prominent, it was only natural to set them on it so that they would not be buried, continuously make work more difficult, or make the screen smaller. 4:case. As was previously indicated, the branded keyboard that cost $ 200 could not hold up to criticism; so, I took my own case-book (expecting it to be the same as in the original version of TAB S). The only way it stays in place is with magnets, and if you carry it open while carrying something else (say a cup of coffee in one hand and an open tablet in the other), it will fall over as soon as you move. When the backpack is packed recklessly, I also have my doubts about whether or not it will protect my screen from point impacts or punches. 5: Stylus. It is necessary to wind a number of loops of rubber tape around your fingers before you can use it regularly. You can ignore the button, as well as some of the pen's commands (for operating programs without touching the screen). 6.Prolonged time spent transferring user profiles 7: Areas with sharp edges. Useful for self-defense, but in day-to-day living, it poses a risk of amputation (see "p4" above). 8: The most affordable option