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

The tablet cannot be charged because there is no headphone jack, thus you must use an adapter that is not provided. 2: The software shell was pulled directly from the phone without any regular alteration, resulting in the maximum icon grid size for a 12-inch screen, which is 6x5. It appears ludicrous. On the phone, I would prefer it to be tighter so that I wouldn't have to scroll again, but here on a large tablet, the same thing. 3: Icons for navigation. It made sense to put them there with such a bold screen frame so that they are not concealed, continuously confusing work, or shrinking the screen. 4:case. As previously indicated, the $200 brand-name keyboard did not hold up to scrutiny, therefore I brought my own case-book (expecting as in the original version of TAB S). I didn't like it because it only stays open when held open (for example, when holding an open tablet in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other). I also doubt that it will shield my screen from punches or point impacts if the backpack-bag is packed haphazardly. Five: Stylus. You must wrap a few rounds of rubber tape around your fingers in order to utilize it regularly. You can dispense with the button and use the pen to control various instructions (applications without touching the screen). Switching long user profiles 7: Pointy edges. Although useful for self-defense, it can accidentally cut off a toe (see p. 4 above). Eighth: The worst bundle