Apple iPad Pro 5 vs Samsung Galaxy Tab S7

It's also, infuriatingly, saddled with an OS that still embraces a 2012-era idea of tablet computing. The result is an amazing tablet that can't quite justify its luxury-laptop-level price, because you still need a computer running a non-tablet OS if you want to open more than three windows or use a second monitor.

Figure out the cost and what's important to you. I also have Apple tablets, the 9.7". I needed a larger screen for music applications and the 7+ works great

I switched to the M1 MacBook Pro in 2020 and the improvements were astounding. Those improvements don't really seem to have quite the same impact on the iPad, and that's mostly because it's still a victim to iPadOS. I don't imagine that Apple has any plans on allowing its iPads to run MacOS, due to cannibalization of the MacBook market, but iPadOS has its limitations. I do not think the iPad is ready to replace your laptop quite yet, but the power is there to do so

So like Microsoft apps, Samsung apps, some Adobe apps like they work pretty well, and then of course some Google apps work pretty well also. But the f...

However, the iPad Pro 12.9 is not always ahead of its 11-inch sibling regarding colour reproduction and dark surroundings. The use of PWM for brightness control in the 12.9-inch model will also upset some people

And this is what it looks and sounds like when you're using that front-facing camera on the Galaxy tab S7. It's not bad, it's about webcam quality, bu...

9”, this is not as big of an improvement as I thought it would be. Yes, this is faster but unless you’re a pro or gamer, you probably won’t notice a big difference from the chips a few years ago. The picture, taken on my iPhone XS max, shows a comparison between the 3rd gen iPad Pro 12.9 from 2018 (right) and the new one (left)

Boom! Dynamite! Tablet is vibrant, crisp, the sound and video quality 10/10, noticed unable to use finger as stylus for Samsung installed apps, tablet did not recognize I wanted to use finger instead of stylus to doodle as s-pen was inoperable (not an issue on Galaxy S7+ FE), while exploring factory given apps, the tablet would occasionally overheat (unsure if it's this specific tablet or for Galaxy in general), tablet was propped on a stand with no heavy programs running, just factory apps, no reason for that degree of heat. Brightness on low, with vivid mode off, battery drained quickly from 100% to 60% after about an hour using factory apps, no YouTube yet. Not sure if tablet or Galaxy product in general. YouTube video quality was clear, crisp, true to life and quality of original uploader

The battery life is awesome. I can sit and edit for hours without being interrupted to charge it. I actually don’t think it’s ever told me to charge it, I just do after I am done with it. The touch screen is very responsive as well

I value the openness of the Android OS. - Battery life is great when using the Tab for regular tablet stuff. But when it comes to doing serious art, the battery life can drop from about 10hrs to about 4hrs. Rarely am I far away from a power source longer than 4hrs though

This 12.9 iPad is huge and heavy, making it inconvenient to use, which is exactly what the iPad was designed NOT to be. The screen is "ghosting," meaning if you're using at night on a black background, white letters or images have a halo effect. Not good for night time use

Samsung makes a great product and this Galaxy Tab S7 works well. You can find plenty of reviews online. My only real complaint is that this one is heavier than my previous tablets so it's more of a chore to hold for a long time such as when watching several TV shows in a row or a full-length movie. My iPad is lighter as are my previous Samsung tablets

The smaller iPad is cute, but the 12.9" screen size was better for us and the 2TB capacity makes this the perfect iPad for us.

But if you're looking for a tablet around the 11 inch size, I'm not sure you're gonna find anything better than what you'll get with the Galaxy Tab S7...