Samsung has recently confirmed that it will be holding the Galaxy Unpacked event on August 5. Multiple reports in the past have claimed that the South Korean tech giant will unveil the Galaxy Note 20 series, Galaxy Fold 2 and Flip 5G, Galaxy Tab S7 series, and Watch 3. Tipster SamChun suggested that the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 Plus will be launched alongside the Galaxy Watch 3 separately. Now a reputed tipster shared an official render of the Galaxy Tab S7 which is showcased with S Pen and keyboard cover.
The render comes to us from Evan Blass aka evleaks which can be seen featuring minimal bezels compared to the previously leaked renders by Pigtou publication. From the design standpoint, it shares a lot of resemblance with the latest Apple iPad Pro. As showcased in the images the S Pen may come bundled inside the box whereas the keyboard cover is likely to go on sale separately. Given the recent decision by the company to stop bundling charging bricks it is no wonder if Samsung sells the S Pen separately.
Previous reports suggested that the Galaxy Tab S7 series will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Plus SoC which was announced very recently. The Galaxy Tab S7 might feature a 12.4-inch AMOLED display with a screen resolution of 2800 x 1752 pixels. The pixel density of this display is 267 PPI. Despite having a higher resolution, the display might not be sharp. At least when compared with the last year’s Galaxy Tab S6. The Galaxy Tab S7 series could possibly be Samsung’s answer to the iPad Pro series from Apple.
The iPad Pro is already unveiled with a similar refresh rate display i.e., 120Hz ProMotion screen. Considering this is a flagship tablet series from Samsung we can expect these devices to feature AMOLED display tech which would give the Galaxy Tab S7 series a slight edge over the iPad Pro. Reports also suggested that the 5G variant of the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus will only bear Sub-6 GHz frequency bands. Now, this means specific carriers in the United States will not be able to use the 5G network initially except the company rules to build a custom variant for those carriers, just like they did with the Galaxy S20.
Both the Tab S7 Plus variants i.e., LTE and 5G are expected to be backed by a whopping 10,090 mAh battery. As for the optics, the Tab S7 comes with a similar dual rear camera setup seen on its predecessor. The primary camera here is a 13 MP shooter and 5 MP secondary camera joins the show in support. On the front, there is an 8 MP selfie camera.
