Review on Tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 12.4 SM-T970 (2020), RU, 6 GB/128 GB, Wi-Fi, with stylus, black by Ada Banas ᠌

Comes with a keyboard and is highly user-friendly for general tasks, but I was expecting that because I bought it for something else entirely. 128 GB of storage capacity preinstalled, with a read speed of up to 1.4 GB/s. Samsung's 512 GB memory card is comparable in speed to other brands (see photo below). It turns out that the activity resulted in no cost to the keyboard. Specifically, I used 12.4 inches — at the office (the screen needs to be divided into several parts). As a shield for my big screen, I covered it with the keyboard (I obviously did not want to leave such a large tablet without glass protection). Once you secure it, though, you realize that this is a genuine laptop (although there are not enough narrowly specific programs). Excellent use of key travel. Nothing will ever fool him. But as soon as you release the keyboard, you realize that this is incomplete. It's far more inconvenient to work without a keyboard. Microsoft Office is a worthwhile investment for document management. In the vast majority of situations, it can take the place of a laptop. The screen's silky smoothness is very much like linden tea; it has a similar elastic quality. The on-screen action appears to be moving at a snail's pace, yet in reality it's all quite fast. None of you jerks. AliExpress is a lot more cumbersome to use on my PC than it is on this tablet. The lack of several work-related apps is the only major drawback, but this is more of an Android issue.