Collection: Samsung Galaxy Tab Series 7 with S Pen Included to Buy

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Series 7 offers three tablet options, including the compact Galaxy Tab S7 and the larger Galaxy Tab S7+, both available with Wi-Fi-only or Wi-Fi plus cellular connectivity. This gives you the flexibility to choose not just a screen size, but a connectivity option that fits how you actually use your tablet day to day.

Whether you want something compact for quick tasks and browsing, a larger screen for longer work or creative sessions, or mobile data on hand when Wi-Fi is not available, there's a configuration in this series built to match.

Performance Built for Real Multitasking

Every tablet in this series is built to keep up, whether you're switching between apps or running something more demanding. Here's what powers that performance across the range.

Snapdragon 865+ and Fast Storage

Every refurbished model in this series runs the same Snapdragon 865+ chipset, paired with UFS 3.0 storage across all tiers, 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB, with 6GB or 8GB of RAM depending on configuration. This combination handles multiple open apps, browser tabs, and split-screen multitasking without the slowdown you would get from a budget tablet's lower-tier processor. A dedicated microSD slot on both models means storage is not capped at what's built in.

Battery Life That Keeps Up

The Galaxy Tab S7 carries an 8000mAh battery, while the larger Tab S7+ steps up to 10,090mAh, enough for a full day of streaming, note-taking, or browsing between charges. Both support 45W wired fast charging, so a depleted battery is not a long wait.

Display Quality Across Models

The screen is often what makes or breaks a tablet, and this series takes a different approach depending on the model.

120Hz Super AMOLED vs TFT LCD

The Tab S7 uses an 11-inch 120Hz TFT LCD panel at 1600x2560 resolution, while the Tab S7+ (both Wi-Fi and 5G) steps up to a 12.4-inch 120Hz Super AMOLED display at 1752x2800. The AMOLED panel on the S7+ delivers deeper blacks and richer contrast, making it the stronger pick for video, photo editing, or extended reading. Both panels support HDR10+ for accurate colour and detail in supported content.

Everyday Use

A 120Hz refresh rate on either model makes scrolling, swiping, and general navigation noticeably smoother than a standard 60Hz tablet, and pairs well with the S Pen for natural-feeling note-taking and sketching.

Built for Productivity

Beyond browsing and streaming, this series is designed to help you get things done. Here's what makes that possible.

S Pen and Samsung DeX

Every tablet in this series ships with S Pen support. The Tab S7 has 9ms latency, while the Tab S7+ improves that to 5.6ms, both are responsive enough for handwriting, markup, and sketching without noticeable lag. Paired with Samsung DeX, any model in this range can switch into a desktop-style interface with resizable windows, useful for document work or presentations on an external display.

Security Features

The Tab S7 uses a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, while the Tab S7+ upgrades to an under-display optical fingerprint sensor. Both support face recognition as a secondary unlock method.

Connectivity Options

Staying connected looks different depending on how you use your tablet day to day. Here's what each model offers.

Wi-Fi and Cellular Variants

The Tab S7 and Tab S7+ WiFi models connect over Wi-Fi only. The Tab S7+ 5G variant adds cellular data support via a Nano-SIM, letting you stay connected away from a Wi-Fi network. All three support Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0.

Samsung Ecosystem

Paired with other Samsung devices, the Tab S7 series supports Quick Share for fast file transfers and screen mirroring for presentations or media on a larger display.

Complete Your Setup

Pair your Galaxy Tab S7 with a fast wireless charger for convenient overnight charging, or a USB-C wall charger suited to the tablet's 45W charging support. If you will be using the tablet for calls or media on the move, a set of wireless earphones rounds out the setup.

Pros and Cons of Galaxy Tab S7

Pros

• 120Hz displays on both models, with Super AMOLED on the S7+ for richer contrast
• Snapdragon 865+ delivers smooth multitasking across all storage tiers
• S Pen and Samsung DeX included for note-taking and desktop-style productivity
• Refurbished pricing with warranty coverage on a flagship-tier tablet

Cons

• No 3.5mm headphone jack on either model
• 15W charger included in the box, despite 45W charging support, a separate fast charger is needed to charge at full speed

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the Galaxy Tab S7 and Tab S7+?

The Tab S7 has an 11-inch TFT LCD and an 8000mAh battery, while the Tab S7+ features a larger 12.4-inch Super AMOLED display and a bigger 10,090mAh battery. Both share the same Snapdragon 865+ chipset and S Pen support, with the S7+ offering slightly lower S Pen latency and an under-display fingerprint sensor instead of a side-mounted one.

Can the Galaxy Tab S7 Series handle professional or creative work?

Yes. Samsung DeX turns any model into a desktop-style interface with resizable windows, and the included S Pen supports precise sketching and handwriting. The Tab S7+'s Super AMOLED display is particularly well suited to photo and video work thanks to its contrast and colour accuracy.

Which model should I choose, Wi-Fi or 5G?

If you will mostly use the tablet at home or in areas with reliable Wi-Fi, the Wi-Fi-only version covers that easily. If you need internet access on the go without relying on a hotspot, the Tab S7+ 5G variant adds cellular data support via a Nano-SIM.

Is a refurbished Galaxy Tab S7 worth buying?

Yes. A refurbished Galaxy Tab S7 or S7+ from Roobotech is tested and quality-checked before sale, comes with a warranty, and offers the same performance as a new unit at a more accessible price.

How does the Super AMOLED display compare to the S7's LCD?

The Tab S7+'s Super AMOLED panel produces deeper blacks and richer contrast than the Tab S7's TFT LCD screen, making it the stronger choice for video- and photo-heavy use. Both displays share the same 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support.