Review on 📱 Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 12.4 SM-T970: 2020 RU, 6 GB/128 GB, Wi-Fi, Stylus - Black by Velizar Botev ᠌

I began my search with the fifth generation, but there was always something missing; by the sixth generation, there was still something missing; and finally, they surprised me with a 12.4-inch screen; I had been hoping for something larger, and I still might in the future if the manufacturer stops producing such tiny overlays; but for now, we shall wait and see. Pros: The size of your screen is a benefit and a drawback. a lot of room, it's easy to watch movies on it, and it looks great at 60 Hz as well (120 Hz is better, of course, but it drains the battery like a vampire, so I usually stick to 60 Hz unless I'm watching something with a ridiculously high resolution). Also, the sound is incredible; the speakers produce such a force of sound that it hits the fingers even at a low volume. Probably a make-up for the 3.5 mm jack's absence. Feather: a fascinating item, and the apparatus works well enough, albeit at a high cost. Contrast several: The first is the front-facing camera, which, although adequate, should be cooler at this price point. After all, this is ostensibly a flagship gadget, but its camera performs like that of a budget tablet. Hobotov: "Well, this is petty!" The screen's size is both an advantage and a disadvantage when you're actually using it for things like browsing the web; the iron casing is unbreakable but feels weird in your hands; it gets cold sometimes and sharp other times; and at first it was very warm (relative to other devices, at least) but now it's much cooler. Again, props to the manufacturer for this one, but these issues are minor annoyances that detract from the overall experience.