Plus, it has a premium metal build that’s incredibly slim at 5.7mm thick. You also of course get a whole lot of power from the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus’s Snapdragon 865 Plus chipset, enough that we found it the smoothest Android tablet experience we'd come across at launch. The iPad Pro range can match much of that, but those slates have LCD screens, which aren’t quite as good - we were seriously impressed with this screen. In fact, its screen arguably has those slates beat, as it’s a 12.4-inch Super AMOLED one with a 2800 x 1752 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus was at launch the best tablet Samsung had ever made, and it's still great now, as well as being a serious rival to the iPad Pro range.
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Read our full Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra review If you're interested or impatient, our early hands-on Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra review is live already with our first impressions. Samsung has a Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra available for pre-order right now, and we expect it'll replace this pending our full review. The size does make it less portable than some slates though, and it sure is expensive. You can even buy a keyboard folio if you want to use it like a laptop. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra then has it all. In our review, we were very impressed with its four speakers too, plus its masses of storage, and its premium – if fragile-feeling – design. It also has a great 12MP ultra-wide camera on the front, making this an ideal device for video calls. The display is crisp at 1848 x 2960 and smooth at 120Hz, there’s tons of power from the Tab S8 Ultra’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset. That size sees it dwarfing even the largest iPad Pro, but with its included S Pen stylus, this also makes it a superb device for creating artwork, editing documents, taking notes, and other productivity tasks. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is the ultimate Android tablet, but with its enormous 14.6-inch screen it won’t be for everyone.
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