Review on 12.4" Tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ (2020), RU, 6/128 GB, Wi-Fi, stylus, bronze by Vassil Georgiev ᠌

a link to the video of the glitch Got pros: Fantastic screen for admirers of amoled technology. In the end, Samsung started to address the issue of unevenness at low brightnesses, known as the "moore effect," despite the fact that the issue was peculiar and not entirely resolved. Congratulations on bringing 120 Hz, even though the battery drains rather quickly on them and a slight hint of green appears in the grayer tones. Outstanding pen and response speed; when writing, there is almost no lag, and the effect is produced of writing as if on paper. Prior to the installation of the ate to 11 android, there were no issues with the functioning of the device. This tablet is probably the best one that Samsung has ever produced. At long last, I've been granted permission to update this review. A snag was resolved with a single tap in Android 12 by Samsung. Now that this tablet is fully functional, it can be considered the very best. It took a lot of effort and several trips to customer service for me to establish that this issue is real and that it is, in fact, more of a software issue than anything else. I am really frustrated by this. As a direct consequence of this, they replaced it with a brand-new version that had the exact same issue (which is not surprising given that it is software). An update with a bug fix was made available some time in December, and a few months later, a new tablet was introduced; both of these versions were successful. In my case, of course, no one from Samsung or the services called me to say, "You were right, you helped us find a serious jamb, and we fixed everything." This was not the case with anyone else, either. When the latest firmware was made available, it was not mentioned anywhere in the documentation that "the jamb with the touch was fixed." Of course, this was not the case. This moment was kept quiet by Samsung. My account on the w3bsit3-dns.com forum was terminated after these conflicts and evidence, and oddly, the site itself was prohibited on the territory of the 2022 a few months after that. It's nothing personal, but I got the impression that w3bsit3-dns.com was home to a sizable Samsung lobby. In addition to removing the user account, this issue with Tachim was also removed from the header. It was a very horrible experience to speak with professional trolls on this website. These trolls' primary goal is to provoke users so that they will delete their accounts even further. The moderators, on the other hand, choose to ignore the acts of these trolls, in contrast to the actions you have taken. Below are some downsides: Unfortunately, the hands just got around to revising this review after Android 12 brought about the solution to the touch bug. There was a problem with the touch on Android 11, which would surface while the device was being actively used. The issue presents itself for many people as an impossibility to exercise normal control in games like PUBG. The hero frequently disobeys commands at crucial points, which is quite problematic for games of this nature because of how sensitive they are. The bug appears at unpredictable intervals, perhaps multiple times in an hour or even not at all throughout the day. This is demonstrated by the fact that the tablet interprets swipes made by the user as a large number of taps made by the user. The problem, however, will go away when you move your finger up and down twice. For instance, when you scroll through the list on YouTube, Playmarket, or AliExpress, at some time, instead of continuing to scroll, an arbitrary link appears. As a result, you run the risk of clicking on any consent or buying something by accident. Although I implemented all of Samsung's suggestions, I am still having no success. And then reboot in safe mode, followed by a full reset that includes data cleaning and the installation of the latest version of the service firmware. In addition, I toggled other search options on and off, but none of those adjustments had any impact on the outcome. At the same time, the tablet breezes through without a hitch each and every check that the wheelbarrow performs, as well as each and every test, without any issues. In the management of processes, this appears to be some kind of software malfunction in my opinion. As a consequence of this, I was able to produce this issue, during which I also captured a video and created a log file. Despite the fact that I provided the support service with all of this information, they were unable to identify the root cause. The issue is that Samsung prevented users from reverting to Android 10—a version on which all of the bugs had been fixed—which was the previous version. For example, you are unable to downgrade the bootloader to an earlier version. My recommendation to Samsung is to update the older version of the bootloader. The people should be given the opportunity to choose for themselves which android it will be most practical for them to work on. After the Android 11 update, three ates were made available, however the issue was not resolved. When someone contacts assistance, they are always informed that your situation is an isolated one. On Android 10, the tablet suited me in many respects; perhaps there are some nuances, but until this problem is remedied, those nuances will take a second seat. An illustration of a wheelbarrow glitch can be seen in the video that has been uploaded here.