Apple was a expensive products Samsung was a 20% expensive products Edited: and why you said "what" when he said "80$" And beside Apple is a expensive products
As someone who uses the tabs7+ I would recommend an app called superdisplay, :) turns your tablet into a computer screen to draw on with low latency, i also crank the screen density in developer (i keep mine around 1900 - 2000) options to have things super small :) makes the resolution utilized tbh, you need good eye sight the higher the number
@@michv3973 I use it wirelessly, just make sure that you have the 120 refreshrate enabled in the app! you may have to lower the resolution through window's settings if you need or prefer ultra low latency! If you use your pc through wifi, you're good to go :) It's worth a the attention
@@yokokurama5174 I don’t know why, but side car is quite a crap experience. The tip seems off on desktop. Like Affiniy designer on iPad is harder to draw on than natively on iPad, and other apps seem to lag a bit. I swear Apple do something to it, to make sure you don’t want Mac OS on iPad. 😄 I have virtual tablet on my Tab s6 lite and that works very well as a bamboo stile Wacom tablet. Works very well on my Mac and has very little if any latency. The screen one seems not to be compatible with Mac yet
Actually the Samsung pen can attach to the top edge as well and since it doesn't need charging, you could technically just keep it there for as long as you want ;)
well same as the apple pencil, it charches when you attach it to the ipad but from the apple official website they say that it’s ok to always attach your apple pencil there
@@daksht I don’t think it even makes a difference, the Apple Pencil charges so quick like wtf, it’s like 0% a second and 50% after another second, I have never encounter my Apple Pencil going to 0%, just keep it in the magnet when you don’t use it, it also adobos you from losing your pencil
I'm using S6 lite, for that price it's really perfect, it might be not as powerful as S7 or I pad pro, but I think for my digital painting it's more than enough.
I almost got that but i went for the S7 since it was bigger and i wanted to use it as a monitor for gaming (yeah that probably sounds dumb but it has a better screen than anything in my house....and it's not even the plus version)
@@theinktician But as for painting, I think S7 would be running Infinite Painter much more smoothly and much bigger canvas due to better CPU and RAM, but since I paint in Artflow which canvas size is capped at 6000 x 6000 px , so that makes zero difference I think.
One of the GREATEST features of the Tab S7 Plus that no one talks about is the 'Second Screen' feature. It works absolutely flawlessly with Windows 10. It basically replaced my Wacom Cintinq as my main Photoshop editing device. It's higher resolution, wireless, lighter, portable, and the S-Pen might be even better... Plus, the device is awesome all on its own... Litterally blown away by how great it is! I got the 8GB RAM/256GB SSD Mystic Navy it was $356 from Samsung with a Tab S4 Trade-In I got off ebay for $175, they gave me $400 trade in credit, so the total for the Tab S7 Plus was $531. I added the book cover for $50 and an iclever bluetooth keyboard for $25. $606 total. That's one hell of a deal... The tablet is all that and a bag of chips! Screen is amazing. S-Pen is the best stylus on any platform. Super fast processor. Speakers are fantastic with lots of bass - loud and clear, crisp highs. The Tab S7 Plus is REALLY awesome! VERY impressive. The S-pen and it's low latency is spectacular. The super-amoled screen at 120 mHz is hard to tie, let alone beat... Got the keyboard for $129... Saw a lot of positive reviews on UA-cam and was excited to get one... I was let down. Overrated... The pen flap and magnets are its only redeeming qualities... Sent it back. The trackpad for me was not great, and with the keyboard not being backlit was another strike against it... The third strike was the fit. The tablet is flush in some places and sticks out offering zero side protection. The magnets were fine, but I found the back panel slid around a bit too much. Plus, it's only in one color, which lame. I expected it to be much more and was very disappointed. I ended up getting the Samsung Book Case in Mystic Navy (matches the device) and it's slim design and magnets fit and hold much better than the Keyboard Case. Maybe because it's way lighter. The panels feel nicer and the panels are thin metal covered by a much nicer PU... I then got a very nice HoneyComb Blue full wrap skin from M2Skins on Esty: www.etsy.com/listing/900587597/samsung-galaxy-tab-s7s7-wrap-around-skin Looks like this: i.etsystatic.com/25688917/r/il/4acc77/2857597936/il_1588xN.2857597936_uuq9.jpg So then, I got a keyboard. I settled on the iClever BK04 Wireless Keyboard with LED Backlight. www.amazon.com/dp/B08LD6F6MJ This keyboard is really fantastic. The only caveat is that it's a little narrower than the S7 Plus. BUT, it makes up for that with it being backlit (in many different colors) and it ATTACHES magnetically to the Samsung Book Case when in use! It also allows for the tablet to have unlimited display angles because it acts like a ridge to keep the tablet in place wherever you want it! Fantastic! Plus, it has a USB-C charging port and connects via Bluetooth, so no dongle needed. Highly recommend! Finally, I'm a longtime Samsung tablet user. I sold my old Note Pro 12.2 recently to cover some of the costs of the S7 Plus. And I've always loved the old Samsung S Action Bluetooth Mouse (et-mp900d), that went with the Note Pro Tablets. They're just the right size for travel, and they're highly accurate. I have a bunch of them, and they work great for the S7 Plus. Thanks for reading!
Hey there, I'm choosing between getting an ipadpro and an s7, and the dex is something that's really interesting to me. Can you share how you use it and how you find it so far?
@@rishiwadhwa4374 dex is not a new OS, think of it as a desktop skin/launcher for Android. Don't get me wrong, I think dex is a game changer, and is something that should be baked into Android itself, but it's still Android.
I'm so unsure... I definitely want a tablet. I already have a Note 20 Ultra. If I get a Tab S7+, I get to use the same apps I've already purchased and a very familiar OS. Love Dex and S-pen too. If I get an iPad Pro, I get apps that don't exist on Android, a LIDAR camera, longer software support, better optimization among apps, and a generally different experience than the phone I already have. But is that a pro or a con??? They're both great options, but which is CORRECT UPDATE: I ended up getting a Tab S7+ and I love it to BITS. Don't regret it in the slightest, I use it more than my PC and my phone! Get one 👍
@@123page5 Depends on what you want to use it for! For me, I use it for art, games, movies, and comics. And for those purposes, it's absolutely perfect :-)
I have the EXACT same setup and I also enjoy the Tab S7 Plus almost more than my laptop. I almost wish with the way Samsung has made Dex, optimizes their multitasking for apps and has changed the game with Samsung Notes (shout out to S Note) that they'd make their own desktop OS to compete with Microsoft and Apple. I know it will probably never happen but Samsung Notes is becoming my main document/teaching/studying app!
On tab s7+, the touch will be disabled automatically when the S-Pen come close to the screen. It's infact better then the palm rejection on iPad which is software based.
For the keyboard section , you forgot to mention about "samsung dex", it's a desktop mode you can turn on and it fixes alot of things basically making your tablet into a pc
You forgot some important feature that S-pen had for the longest time but somehow apple pencil is not and that is hovering pointer and brush, which is pretty huge deal. Imagine having a moderate to a really big brush and not knowing where the border gonna end up before making a stroke, it is especially annoying on sculpting... this is really the biggest deal breaker for me.
It's a powerful device and I love it, but it is lacking in the selection of professional apps. Like still waiting for procreate to get around and port to android for example.
If Affinity can get their apps on the platform like Clip Studio did then it would be a game changer. I don't expect Procreate to leave or Apple will buy the devs.
@@A.Witting I don't know if it's still the case, but Procreate has said that they wouldn't work on Android But Clip Studio may suit your needs I think !
@@thegochie It is powerful, but unless you use a keyboard with it, things like changing brush sizes are cumbersome, and no word of implementing widgets or gestures for things like that yet. And still no liquify tool. Don't get me wrong, Infinite Painter is great too, but it crashes - A LOT.
@@struanroberts people who are creatively inclined and draw will absolutely buy this. The Ultra will probably be oriented as a drawing device/laptop replacement. And it's real! There were internal document leaks showing that an 11 inch, 12, and 14 are coming.
@@MrAkella33 It can never be a laptop replacement until it can run pc games and Adobe premiere Pro in samsung dex Even though these tablets are extremely capable, especially so if it comes with Snapdragon 888
Even though I know the iPad has better apps and more optimized ones I think I would go for the Samsung just because my phone is a Samsung I have a Windows computer and things would just fit better together
I hope samsung’s next tablet will use AMD GPU and powerfull exynos chip. The file management system is already very good. I wish file management in iPad can be as easy as in android.
I still highly doubt it would be anywhere near the iPad Pro in performance and Geekbench scores, also the price tag on that will go ridiculously high, doubt they can pull it off anytime soon.
They're apparently bringing out some MediaTek Dimenstry powered stuff (great benchmarks) in the future the S-tab is a candidate device. Would be nice to see a laptop style chip in the devices though.
I have S7 plus for around 8 months now and I love drawing on it. I have never had iPad so I can not compare but I have almost no issues with my S7 plus. The only thing that bothers me is that I got only 6 GB version just because in my country 8 GB version is not available for some reason and sometimes happen when I switch from Clip Studio to another app and back that Clip Studio has to reload so anything unsaved is lost. But tapping on save icon from time to time is not that big deal for me.
Interesting, I didn't consider the RAM being a limiting factor. I actually bought the s7+ 128gb version without knowing it "only" had 6gb, but figured it wouldn't matter on discovering it has less than I thought. I do prefer Infinite Painter over clip on Android (Android CSP is amazing though) with it's elegant UI it gives me a lot space - also has Liquify which is nice. I sometimes use CSP on my Surface book which has the 15" screen and it better suits the desktop style UI of CSP. How big are you're CPS files? Just to see, on my s7+ 6GB I've just made a 3200px x 2400px canvas with 7 layers of sketching and paint and my app is staying open. I recently had a 4gb tab S4 - and used CSP on it, the extra 2gb on the S7+ should give us potentially - considerably - bigger canvas and more layers to play with. Could be an android 12 issue?
@@zerohz @aavin Absolutely. Once I got used to drawing on a pen tablet I wasn't hunching over anymore on a screen. I think it's worth it. I might get a screen tablet again in the future if i start doing more detailed work. But right now I mostly do cartoony drawings :D
I think I’m glad I have an iPad Pro, I was really lucky because I had a 2018 iPad Pro and it began doing a strange brightness flicker that couldn’t be repaired with any of their techs instructions. The ambient light feature just kept changing randomly throughout the day, so the only thing to do was send it out to be repaired. It was still under its warranty so it didn’t cost me anything and they sent me a 2020 iPad Pro as a replacement at no extra charge, so basically I got an upgrade in model for free. Woohoo! I’d like that to be the case more often as I usually upgrade my iPad every time a new model comes out, I’m not particularly going to upgrade to the new 2021 iPad Pro even though it has the new M1 chip because my experience so far has shown that the faster iPad doesn’t have enough apps to support it and it never really reaches its potential. It’s like spending a lot of money for a Tesla that can drive super fast but you can only go 35 miles per hour due to the speed limit. iPads have always been more machine than the apps that are available, as far as the camera updates, I don’t really use it for taking pictures.
I prefer my S7+ over my 4th gen iPad Pro 12.9. The screen is awesome. No point in upgrading to 5th gen when I am going to keep using the Sammy. Nothing wrong the iPad, the Sammy is just better (for me) for my uses. You really can't lose with either of these machines. They are both awesome. The screen is best on the Sammy. I am surprised how well it did against the brand new 5th gen vs a 2 year old Sammy. I look forward to the S8 series but unless it blows my mind I will wait for S9.
@@marcsman07 I use my S7+ 95% of the time. The LIDAR on Pro (using Scannerverse) is an awesome feature. If the Samy had that, I would not even use the Pro. The aspect ratio, the AMOLED, SD card slot, DEX (more novelty for me but every once in a while I use it). Pro has its advantages too but are more for other users not me. In fact, I am responding on my S7+.
@@marcsman07 Artwork? Heck no. I make a stick figure look fat; however, the note taking perks is nice. Also when using programs or games that require pinpoint accuracy, the S Pen works better than a finger or generic rubber tipped pencils.
@@marcsman07 I use Infinite Painter on my S7+ as it has minimal/discreet UI + great brushes and filters. I don't have an ipad pro, but the drawing experience on the S Tab blows my Surface Book 3 15" out of the water.
I love my Galaxy S Tab 7. I'm so glad that we have come to a point in technology, where pen, and paper are obsolete. I see no difference with drawing with a pen paper pencil, and paint.. then with a digital tablet. I thought I would have to be an old man before this technology has been perfected.
A classic is a classic pencil an paper are never going to be obsolete. But digital options are fantastic. I am personally glad to not have to spend money on supplies even if I still have my sketchbook to doodle though.
One thing that goes largely unspoken is the entire Apple ecosystem working together. Tossing files back and forth with Airdrop and the way everything integrates between Mac, iPad, iPhone etc is a dream, especially with the new M1 hardware. I love drawing on my iPad, it has forever spoiled me. But I hate doing typography and layout on it. No problem, a quick export from Procreate or one of the Affinity apps and sling it over to the Mac. One thing I've really started enjoying is video editing on the iPad with Luma Fusion. They're about to add external drive support with high speed USBC. Just awesome stuff so I don't have to fill up my iPad's storage with video. The ability to Airdrop a couple GB of video clips at a time is just amazing. IMO the Apple tax is worth it... plus, Procreate!!!!!
It goes largely unspoken because this is a tablet review. What eco sys you give yourself to is a simple preference that changes person to person. Both are equally efficient if you know how to use em.
@@JoeHoddinott. As a software developer i have to use both, actually all operating systems. You can do the exact same thing on the S7 plus with windows integration. Share files between your laptop, tablet and phone. I have a Galaxy probook 2, S7 tab plus and a newly aquired S22. With link to share or Samsungs quick share you have two ways to do it on the laptop. Quick share is a samsung only feature on their laptops, tablets and phones. Works just like Airdrop. I would say having both that Samsungs quick share is equal to Airdrop. And yes i have a ipad pro, iphone and Macbook. So i wouldn't say the Apple tax is worth it if you can do the same on Samsungs products. Samsung has a huge feature Apple does not.DEX. I cannot tell you how many times i finished a project on Dex last minute while traveling. One thing the ipad cannot do.
While the ipad does have better 3rd party support the Tab S7 has BY FAR the best native software: better multitasking with more split-screen options and DEX. Better file management system. Better system navigation which allows you to use the S-Pen to navigate your device, whereas the Apple pencil doesn't work for that.
Yes, as I use my s-pen ALL the time, I was very surprised to see the lack of system wide implementation of the Apple Pen on the iPad pro. I read reviews saying the device provides the "better tablet experience", crazy talk.
It depends on the user though. Tab s7 was my first tablet and I only needed it for drawing, so I didn’t need the spen features. I wanted a bigger screen and moved to the Ipad and fell for how involved the ecosystem the apps have. Clip studio paint is my main program but it runs better on ipad confirmed and Ipad os is dumb enough for me to fully be able to navigate through the file system
I do have similar experience where iPads just have much better software support even if it’s just system updates. Android hardware is no slouch my first tablet was a Nvidia shield K1 which kicked butt. I want to see android step up their game but when devices are only in the update loop for 2-3 years which isn’t long.
This is exactly why I haven’t bought another Samsung tablet since the galaxy note 10.1. It never received an update, as far as I can remember, and I switched to iPad 3 years after in 2015.
Yeah this is a concern I have as well, I think the new S8 would suit my needs (to a degree as it doesn’t have the affinity apps) as I’m shopping for a tablet that would sustain my needs for the next 10 years , but Android’s trend of killing off support (and disregard for personal privacy) is a problem both OS wise and app related.
To be honest my main concern with samsung 7+ was "I'm gonna spend all this money but what if it stops updating after a year?" , I'm so scared of that happening becuase I can't even use my older tablet (not samsung or anything similiar) since it doesn't have the latest android version. It really sucks.
@@istoleyourjams270 is that important to have the last android version? I have a phone with androdid 8 that works fine for anything i want to do, and can install any app. The company that made it doent even exist anymore but the phone it self works fine.
@@istoleyourjams270 honestly android really doesn't need 5 years of updates like ipad because it is way ahed right now. there are just security concerns but even now samsung provides 4 years of security updates + any critical updates after that. i only want Android developers to make their apps compatible with tablets... in that area ipad wins.
Thank you for helping me make my mind! I'm gonna go for the Tab S7+. Clip Studio is all I use and dex seems great. Plus that huge price difference can't be ignored
@@lime4 hw lng hv u been using ? Did you do ur research on it before buying? I think you bought it because of its low price.. lol. U shld hv askd a smsng user bfr byng. Haha
Honestly I have an old 2018 ipad and an apple pencil and it works great! the charging thing is annoying but its a great tradeoff for the lower price and palm support
I really don't get that particular problem. You can completely turn off the ability to leave dots and blotches with your hands in just about every app I've tried so far (while still using gestures) Haven't left a single unwanted speck of color on my tab s6 in the 14 months I've owned it. There are other good reasons to get an ipad. This really isn't one of them. I mostly use Infinite Painter and Clip Studio, but I've had no issues with sketchbook and Art Flow either.
@@ingobauer6144 Yeah Samsung tablets work great too! Just as well as, and in some cases better, than an iPad but a mix of other brands, some types of third party styluses and together and you are left with a bit of a mess lol-
personally, I think for now i'm still gonna go with an Ipad despite the higher prices, because they get much better long term support with updates. Plus that power difference means the Ipad will likely not slow down with future iOS versions, whereas the Tab S7 will likely become a bit sluggish when it gets the next Android version, just like the phones tend to do when they get updated.
Samsung devices with exynos SOCs do indeed lag hard after some time, not noticeable for not power hungry users, but Xiaomi's pad 5 pro is a better option that I would have went for if the iPad Pro's pen wasn't better as well as the storage not being enough.
I been thinking of a s7+ but that aspect ratio makes me think I will be cramped when writing on it in landscape mode. But the Apple is quite a bit more, especially with the addition of the pen. Such a hard decision.
Samsungs latest tablet isn't even as powerful as the previous iPad Pro with A12Z Bionic chip, let alone the M1 iPad. That iPad Pro with A12 had 4000+ on Geekbench whilst the S7+ can't even reach 3000. The M1 reaches well over 7000 and much more powerful than anything Samsung will be releasing anytime soon. Lmao.
@@RealSupaHotFireVEVO ah yes because the code for geekbench 5 is exactly the same on ios and android. no it isnt. also on antutu the sn865+ scores much higher than the a14b. samsungs tab s7 is one year old by now so its hard to compare + the m1 ipad pro is around 3000$ and the tab s7+ around 600-700€ so it would be if you compare the samsung galaxy m32 to the iphone 12 pro max
6:10 By the way, to make sure you are truly testing the response time for the Apple Pencil, make sure the streamline is at 0% because if it’s not it can produce a bit of lag while trying to fix the line.
You really should have mentioned the OS as well. Especially for professionals file management matters and this is where Samsung/Android beats Apple by a ridiculous mile. The fact that IPadOS is a toy OS with more limitations than benefits, can and should not be ignored anymore when comparing these devices. It matters.
I was just checking out for those two's differences on quality and some personal demanded capabilities. And here you post a video of those two. Thanks, Brad!
Thank you so much for this comparison, Brad! Since Clip Studio Paint is available also for Samsung Tablets, I have been thinking seriously about taking a Galaxy Tab S. The thoughts that made me avoiding it were about a voice you didn't analyze in this comparison: lifetime. I still use with plenty of pleasure an iPad Pro 2017, and it still works great and it's still supported by Apple: an Android tablet with 4 years of life, differently, is no more supported, and its hardware has become obsolete in many ways. For me, for works in mobility, iPad Pro for the whole life (or until its price doesn't becomes too high to be convenient: in that case I will evaluate to do a "big jump" and I will take an Acer ConceptD 7 Ezel, or something equivalent).
I have an Samsung S4 Tab and an old Samsung Note tablet 10.4 2014. The 2014 is still working fine but I only use it for browsing and movies since it's quite lagging. the S4 tab is still doing great, the update is far in between but I don't see any problems with any new versions of the Apps I'm using. No noticeable lag or problems in doing my artworks.
@@inisipisTV yes the S4 is still a very good tab. If you discount the weird the sole member of the fifth gen th underpowered S5e, the S4 still really a recent tablet. I don't know how they got the SD835 to runs so well. Ultimately I just wanted a bigger screen. Performance wise the S4 was absolutely untroubled by the size of my projects,
I would love to see your new drawing clips on your review instead of the already shown art clips that you used for the last two or three reviews back ... because really... we love watching your drawing session too 😅❤❤
In my experience, the palm rejection on the iPad pro is horrible, while on the Tab is way, WAY better... So I don't know what you are talking about man... :/ (Mostly because the iPad lacks hovering while the other doesn't)
Lol, how is this a competition? The M1 wipes the floor with that other guy. The M1 processor is a full fledged processor that can run renders and 3D programs. Sure, it's underutilized in the iPad Pro 2021, but that's just means it has so much overhead room to grow, especially if Apple decides to unshackle the 5gig RAM restriction as is currently in talks.
You don't get it: you can wipe the floor with that restricted iPadOS. You can have nuclear power driven processor, the ipad is still an gimmick device (ecept if you are into design). Once they change it to a real OS, the game will chance, but they won't, because the want to make you apple fan bois buy their stuff to a max.
@@a.k.2363 LMFAO, Apple fan boys? Bruh, I own a Galaxy S21+ as my phone and my last one was a Galaxy S9+. And yes, I am "into design",and if Samsung/Android tablets were able to run Procreate, it would still be smoother on the iPad Pro, with more layer options and better input response. If Android was so great, Apple devices from 5 years ago wouldn't still be able to run games better...how do I know this? Because I work in mobile game development, and a 1 gig iPad Mini vs a 1 gig Android any phone - the 1 gig Apple will win 9/10 times. 🖐️🎤
@@vidsurfer0725 Yeah, and you invented the internet and mobile computing. Your answer "wipes the floor" is just plain stupid for 90% of all users not being into design and use their tablet for consuming and doing light work. So go home, enjoy your crippeled IPadOS. I have both, the S7+ (private) and an Ipad pro 11 (work). They both have their own profile.
iPads are best tablets. Android tablets are just bigger android smartphones, same apps same processor and will always be like that with very few tablet designed apps and Apple will just keep crushing the android tablets. Same for upcoming tab8, will use same App Store with phones and run same smartphone processor that’s a huge deal breaker not to mention updates and changes with next tabs will only be maybe with other minor changes reduced bezels after in display finger print, basically same as current. Not to mention ecosystem is just a way over kill
I just wish Apple had a better file system of iPadOS, it's a pain to try and move my WIPs and artwork from my iPads that don't require a third-party app just to see if it's even working.
I still use the original Galaxy Tab S from 2014 and it's extremely laggy... thinking about getting an iPad now for productivity and entertainment, and so it won't get laggy/ constantly freeze in a few years
I purchased the Tabs7+ and tried hard to love it. It's a nice tablet. Great screen, great build, and fast. But I returned it because of these issues: 1) WIFI connect was bad 2) Apps took forever to download 3) The apps were basically blown up galaxy phone apps and they look and performed TERRIBLE on a tablet. This is where the IPAD is still KING of all Tablets. The apps for the iPad are optimized for the iPad. And they look and run great! So I went back to the iPad. And the same apps that I had issues with on the Tabs7+ were no longer issues with the iPad. No WiFi issues, apps download quickly and much better apps for the iPad in the app store as compared to the Galaxy Tab S7+
1 and 2 is due a probably bad unit. 3 is true, many of the apps are just as described. It could have gone the other way around with potentially defective unit. I have no issues with either S7+ or Pro. I actually find my S7+ a wee bit faster on DLs and installs but not enough for me to complain (could also be my imagination lol). Either way, so long as you have the one that puts a smile on your face you win.
I bought the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ because I wanted the best Android experience available today. It hasn't let me down. I own numerous Apple devices, but when it comes to Android, there's a lot of fish in the sea. Samsung is king when it comes to Android.
(couple you didn't have time to mention...) + for Apple: better re-sale value + for Android: better file-system + for Android: you might actually take it out of the house to sketch once in a while, whereas a 1400 euro ipad would be heartbreaking to lose (this one's probably just me, what with living in a rather thief-prone city!)
If you dont show off that Apple logo at the back and use cases that obscure it, your likelihood of getting mugged can be reduced. Save the showoff for Starbucks. lol
@@yokokurama5174 NO actually its not.. got my Samsung galaxy tab s7 with a Keyboard for around 595 it was a deal though , but i say that ipad alone is around 750 to 800 euros.. with no pen or keyboard
@@yokokurama5174 You can find the Samsung tab for way less than half the price of an IPad during a sale or with their trade-in deal. Seriously what's up with your Apple-is-God spam?
I am mostly within Samsung's bubble. S20u, tab s6 and 7+, even The Frame. But I very recently bought an M1 Mac. I think this vid kept me from flipping the 7+ into the M1 pro-pad. Your complaints are my complaints too, but it's purely a productivity and media consumption device and seems to have all the apps I need for that.
I’m a big fan of the Wacom-powered S-Pen, having used it Galaxy Note phones for many years. But I’m still not convinced by Android as a tablet OS. iPadOS is still frustratingly limited considering the power of the hardware, but still so great to use. Wide-screen tablets feel awkward to use for drawing in my experience, especially in portrait mode. The lack of a user-replaceable battery in the Apple Pencil is frustrating. My Gen 1 died after just under four years. (EDIT: I was able to bring it back to life by charging via cable, not plugged into iPad). Apparently it can be replaced by an Apple authorised technician for A$45. Will believe that when I see it. The purchase price of Apple Pencil is extortionate imho. Good to hear that Krita is coming to Android, though evidently it hasn’t yet hit the Australian PlayStore. To be fair, pinch-to-zoom etc. are available on desktop apps with some tablets, such as the touch-enabled Cintiq.
I have never had a tablet, ipad or anything else. for 6 years i have intuos pro from 2013 m, in the end i mostly used paper for drawing, i find digital difficult and lack of screen, I am old but I would like to learn digital and improve in drawing, I think 90% of the things I do with the computer I could do with a tablet, I would especially like to draw. I do not know if it makes sense, I would like ipad pro 13 inches, I have been thinking about it for years but it is out of budget, but in the future I would like to give up replacing a pc for a tablet, I wonder if it makes sense and which one, I think the size of the monitor would be important and good audio speakers, important for me to use for drawing and music, pc is 6 years old and ssi components are damaged, some replaced but not all. I did not understand if ipad pro, or samsung s7 or other, you find them awkward to draw, sometimes I bother to shoulder for having banged, or you find them ok, if I learned I would use tablets instead of cate and pencils or pens. or watercolors etc.
@@gurronadon613 you can use the S-tab with the PC just like an Intuos or the screened Wacom - which name escapes me - so you can have the best of both worlds.
If Samsung Notes and Bixby were updated often I would switch completely for productivity purposes. Pro specs are for video editing and for that, I prefer the Apple ecosystem.
Can't wait for the Tab S8 + and the new SPen Pro! I would rather have a tip like the Apple pencil and get a paperlike screen protector. The tip on the SPen is still too smooth for me.
If you have a lot of money, I'd recommend the 12.9 iPad Pro M1, if you're on more of a budget, just go with the slightly smaller 11' iPad Pro M1. If you're really wanting to get into art as a hobby, Apple is the bees knees at the moment. Android is fantastic at so many things but I think just purely drawing on a tablet there's no better experience than the Apple Pencil 2nd Gen on an iPad Pro screen. Bonus points if you use a paperlike screen protector.
Honestly for average users and a lot of pros the extra power punch in the ipad doesn't really change much. The "m1 power" is for a handful of the professionals out there who are at the top of their game. For students and artists it absolutely changes nothing.
In my opinion the Samsung s7+ is not a direct comparison and or competitor to the iPad m1 pro. The s7+ is almost a year old, and is more comparable with iPad pro with A12z from 2020. So the outcome was predictable, and newer product should like the 2021 iPad M1 is expected to do better than an older S7+. Nevertheless, it was interesting seeing how a almost year old tablet compares to a new one. However, a more evenly match comparison should be made once the 2021 tab S8 released.
Clip studio has been on iPad for a lot longer and runs great. I just thought it was odd you didn’t mention it supports iOS too, you only mentioned android.
The problem with the Galaxy Tab s7+ vs the iPad Pro is the App store. The apps for the galaxy tab s7+ are just blown up phone apps. They are not optimized for the tablet...and they look and perform terrible. Once you compare it to the iPad....the iPad Pro crushes it in that department. Way better apps for the iPad Pro than the Tabs7+
I always think about this-Why don't tablet makers make their own drawing apps, optimised for their hardware! They could add some cool features, with amazing performance which will attract more users to their devices!
You can draw in the notes app on either device, but.. why bother? iPad has Procreate, Affinity Designer/Photo, Clip Studio, Adobe Fresco/Photoshop/Illustrator, Medibang, ibis Paint X, Art Studio, Autodesk Sketchbook, Paintstorm, Vectornator, Paper, Tayasui Sketches, Flow, Concepts, Art Set - and dozens more. Plus if you want to paint with any app on your Mac using your iPad, there is Astropad that turns the iPad into a drawing display. Procreate, Adobe, Affinity and to a lesser extent, Clip Studio all have great 3rd party content support.
I like the tab s 7 plus way more than the ipad It's More true to a laptop replacement due to Samsung dex with better aspect ratio better in the hands and better software it uses all the power so it's worth the money and you get a free s pen so that's immediately a win for cheaper price my iPad there's no point in the m1 chip the bionic 15 would have been fine because you can't utilize all that power it's just making it more expensive having one m1
i really wanted an M1 device, but had already upgraded my laptop... After looking into it i decided Samsung DeX would do way more of what i want than TabOS will.
I do agree about the display being pretty bad on the m1 iPad 12.9 xdr. Too much blooming on the black. If you’re in a dark room watching a movie and that movie is in letterbox format you will see blooming on the black bars on the bottom and top of the black bars.
The Apple Pencil doesn't do the palm rejection nor the latency, it's the tablet itself. I have tested it with a pencil from Amazon and the Apple Pencil and they work 100% the same.
Having that much power underneath the hood is pointless if Apple doesn't start allowing MacOS apps to work with the iPad Pro. Hopefully at WWDC next week they will announce that, but we will see. If not, I might just cancel my order for the iPad Pro.
Im thinking to buy a tablet, I don't have any before, and from this video Im thinking to buy Samsung or Apple tablet. The iPadOS that I saw in my bestie's iPad was really fun and intuitive, but kinda see some limitations that android tab feels more complete. I saw that my friend have the tab s7 and ITS LOOKS SO GOOD, the screen was so clear. BUT, I already have an iPhone and a MacBook. And IM IN LOVEEE with the ecosystem that I can use airdrop, findmy, and even can copy-paste instantly through device in a sec. Such a hard decision, I hope I can try both device before I buy one of them.
iPads are just way smoother and more pleasurable to use. Look at him zooming and rotating the canvas on both devices. One is slightly jittery while the other is so tactile and responsive. But have to give it to Samsung for making digital drawing so accessible. Pen + tab at such a low cost. Apple gonna last longer tho, with updates and faster chips.
well, the video IS sped up, so maybe it would be hard to say stuff about frame rate. Anyways, he used procreate (which is the most optimised art app) most of the time to draw on the iPad when he used Clip sudio for the s7+
@@akshatdubey7904 Well, that would be pointing out the lack of well optimised, functional apps in Playstore. (I use like all devices (except iPad) Samsung so don't judge.)
Brad can you test out the s7+ new update 3.1 ui that lets you turn the s7 into a desktop monitor and drawing display if you have windows 10. It would be nice to open desktop apps like illustrator take the tablet else where in the house to keep working on a project with all the touch and zoom gestures. What do you think of that feature? Does it work well?
I own an Ipad 7th gen. But I recently purchased a tab S7 FE online as an upgrade. I love the size of the display, and that its laminated too. But I absolutely despise the S pen for drawing. It really can't hold a candle to the Apple Pencil. It sucks so bad that I will be returning the Tab S7 FE and wait for a deal on the new Ipad. S pen is great for writing notes. But Apple Pencil is hands down the best stylus for drawing. Please try the tab S7 at a store before purchasing, don't make the same mistake I did. Paying the extra money for Apple Ipad, and Apple Pencil is well worth it. Also the paper like screen protector is a must.
If there was an android version of procreate I'd definitely go with the S7; costs much less and is pretty similar to the ipad pro which costs a lot more for things I don't even use!
When it comes to using the gestures of the S-Pen. I LOVE it No, not for everyday apps. I mean for Clip Studio. Swiping left to flip the canvas Swiping down to save my work Tapping the button to switch to the "Transparent" Color I'll admit, I had to fiddle with the settings to get it to my needs for how I normally draw and use my tablet, but the fact that the options were there and all linked to my pen really helped! I wasn't a fan of the Apple Pencil's double tap for eraser, just felt...IDK, I found the button more convenient. I suggest giving this a try and seeing if your workflow differs! But if you already did, then there's nothing much to say about it :p
11:40 “80 dollars”
*What?!*
11:41 “Under it’s initial price listing”
*Oh okay*
Apple was a expensive products
Samsung was a 20% expensive products
Edited: and why you said "what" when he said "80$"
And beside Apple is a expensive products
came to the comments for this
I'll take 3 please.
@@Da.Liar-Pig what ?
@@CACOE_ 😂
As someone who uses the tabs7+ I would recommend an app called superdisplay, :) turns your tablet into a computer screen to draw on with low latency, i also crank the screen density in developer (i keep mine around 1900 - 2000) options to have things super small :) makes the resolution utilized tbh, you need good eye sight the higher the number
veary dislquexic my apologies
@@michv3973 I use it wirelessly, just make sure that you have the 120 refreshrate enabled in the app! you may have to lower the resolution through window's settings if you need or prefer ultra low latency! If you use your pc through wifi, you're good to go :) It's worth a the attention
@@yokokurama5174 I don’t know why, but side car is quite a crap experience. The tip seems off on desktop. Like Affiniy designer on iPad is harder to draw on than natively on iPad, and other apps seem to lag a bit.
I swear Apple do something to it, to make sure you don’t want Mac OS on iPad. 😄
I have virtual tablet on my Tab s6 lite and that works very well as a bamboo stile Wacom tablet. Works very well on my Mac and has very little if any latency.
The screen one seems not to be compatible with Mac yet
@@yokokurama5174 side car doesn't compare lol.
YOO I got that last week. I used it with Opentoonz to animate and i was so giddy lmao. I need a new laptop so i can get the 90-120hz
Actually the Samsung pen can attach to the top edge as well and since it doesn't need charging, you could technically just keep it there for as long as you want ;)
well same as the apple pencil, it charches when you attach it to the ipad but from the apple official website they say that it’s ok to always attach your apple pencil there
charges*
@@hereisdiki yeah but if the Apple Pencil runs out of charge it stops working, but the S-Pen works even if it runs out of charge.
@@daksht I don’t think it even makes a difference, the Apple Pencil charges so quick like wtf, it’s like 0% a second and 50% after another second, I have never encounter my Apple Pencil going to 0%, just keep it in the magnet when you don’t use it, it also adobos you from losing your pencil
@@commentonly2380 oh that's great, I was just saying that the Tab S7 can also be placed at the top and it won't really affect the pen usage.
I'm using S6 lite, for that price it's really perfect, it might be not as powerful as S7 or I pad pro, but I think for my digital painting it's more than enough.
Same
I almost got that but i went for the S7 since it was bigger and i wanted to use it as a monitor for gaming (yeah that probably sounds dumb but it has a better screen than anything in my house....and it's not even the plus version)
Mind you, i still regret it sometimes cause its not much bigger than S6 Lite and i didn't really need it. But $439 was a steal
@@theinktician But as for painting, I think S7 would be running Infinite Painter much more smoothly and much bigger canvas due to better CPU and RAM, but since I paint in Artflow which canvas size is capped at 6000 x 6000 px , so that makes zero difference I think.
im getting the s6 lite for my birthday
One of the GREATEST features of the Tab S7 Plus that no one talks about is the 'Second Screen' feature. It works absolutely flawlessly with Windows 10. It basically replaced my Wacom Cintinq as my main Photoshop editing device. It's higher resolution, wireless, lighter, portable, and the S-Pen might be even better...
Plus, the device is awesome all on its own... Litterally blown away by how great it is!
I got the 8GB RAM/256GB SSD Mystic Navy it was $356 from Samsung with a Tab S4 Trade-In I got off ebay for $175, they gave me $400 trade in credit, so the total for the Tab S7 Plus was $531. I added the book cover for $50 and an iclever bluetooth keyboard for $25. $606 total. That's one hell of a deal...
The tablet is all that and a bag of chips! Screen is amazing. S-Pen is the best stylus on any platform. Super fast processor. Speakers are fantastic with lots of bass - loud and clear, crisp highs.
The Tab S7 Plus is REALLY awesome! VERY impressive. The S-pen and it's low latency is spectacular. The super-amoled screen at 120 mHz is hard to tie, let alone beat...
Got the keyboard for $129... Saw a lot of positive reviews on UA-cam and was excited to get one... I was let down. Overrated... The pen flap and magnets are its only redeeming qualities... Sent it back. The trackpad for me was not great, and with the keyboard not being backlit was another strike against it... The third strike was the fit. The tablet is flush in some places and sticks out offering zero side protection. The magnets were fine, but I found the back panel slid around a bit too much. Plus, it's only in one color, which lame. I expected it to be much more and was very disappointed.
I ended up getting the Samsung Book Case in Mystic Navy (matches the device) and it's slim design and magnets fit and hold much better than the Keyboard Case. Maybe because it's way lighter. The panels feel nicer and the panels are thin metal covered by a much nicer PU...
I then got a very nice HoneyComb Blue full wrap skin from M2Skins on Esty:
www.etsy.com/listing/900587597/samsung-galaxy-tab-s7s7-wrap-around-skin
Looks like this: i.etsystatic.com/25688917/r/il/4acc77/2857597936/il_1588xN.2857597936_uuq9.jpg
So then, I got a keyboard. I settled on the iClever BK04 Wireless Keyboard with LED Backlight.
www.amazon.com/dp/B08LD6F6MJ
This keyboard is really fantastic. The only caveat is that it's a little narrower than the S7 Plus. BUT, it makes up for that with it being backlit (in many different colors) and it ATTACHES magnetically to the Samsung Book Case when in use! It also allows for the tablet to have unlimited display angles because it acts like a ridge to keep the tablet in place wherever you want it! Fantastic! Plus, it has a USB-C charging port and connects via Bluetooth, so no dongle needed. Highly recommend!
Finally, I'm a longtime Samsung tablet user. I sold my old Note Pro 12.2 recently to cover some of the costs of the S7 Plus. And I've always loved the old Samsung S Action Bluetooth Mouse (et-mp900d), that went with the Note Pro Tablets. They're just the right size for travel, and they're highly accurate. I have a bunch of them, and they work great for the S7 Plus.
Thanks for reading!
And thank you for this comment! Just got the tab s7 and I love it!
thank you so much for literally providing everything I needed for the Tab S7+
Wow! Thank you so much for the in-depth review. ❤️
Dex is amazing. I use it all the time.
Great that there are good options on both platforms now. Better choice for consumers.
Hey there, I'm choosing between getting an ipadpro and an s7, and the dex is something that's really interesting to me. Can you share how you use it and how you find it so far?
Can we download zoom for pc on the dex... And maybe some pc games/Adobe premiere Pro??
@@rishiwadhwa4374 dex is not a new OS, think of it as a desktop skin/launcher for Android. Don't get me wrong, I think dex is a game changer, and is something that should be baked into Android itself, but it's still Android.
ipad doesn't have a desktop ui, but ok.
I'm so unsure...
I definitely want a tablet.
I already have a Note 20 Ultra.
If I get a Tab S7+, I get to use the same apps I've already purchased and a very familiar OS. Love Dex and S-pen too.
If I get an iPad Pro, I get apps that don't exist on Android, a LIDAR camera, longer software support, better optimization among apps, and a generally different experience than the phone I already have.
But is that a pro or a con???
They're both great options, but which is CORRECT
UPDATE: I ended up getting a Tab S7+ and I love it to BITS. Don't regret it in the slightest, I use it more than my PC and my phone! Get one 👍
How the tablet? I have ipad pro but want to upgrade to s7+, do u recommend?
@@123page5 Depends on what you want to use it for! For me, I use it for art, games, movies, and comics. And for those purposes, it's absolutely perfect :-)
@@drewby4701 well, thanks 😊
@@drewby4701 do you have any issues when you use clip studio, maybe lag or crash.?
I have the EXACT same setup and I also enjoy the Tab S7 Plus almost more than my laptop. I almost wish with the way Samsung has made Dex, optimizes their multitasking for apps and has changed the game with Samsung Notes (shout out to S Note) that they'd make their own desktop OS to compete with Microsoft and Apple. I know it will probably never happen but Samsung Notes is becoming my main document/teaching/studying app!
Can't wait for ur review of the s8 when it comes out.
It’s gonna be same sam current, just with reduced bezels and In display finger print. Still gonna be a galaxy note with bigger screen
@@MzwandileHarmans Umm yeah, you dont know that.
@@mikerzisu9508. It will be Snapdragon used by phones and phone apps
@Sir Isaac Newton how much?
It won't be any different. When has Brad ever found a Samsung tablet to be superior, or even equal, when push comes to shove?
On tab s7+, the touch will be disabled automatically when the S-Pen come close to the screen. It's infact better then the palm rejection on iPad which is software based.
For the keyboard section , you forgot to mention about "samsung dex", it's a desktop mode you can turn on and it fixes alot of things basically making your tablet into a pc
You forgot some important feature that S-pen had for the longest time but somehow apple pencil is not and that is hovering pointer and brush, which is pretty huge deal.
Imagine having a moderate to a really big brush and not knowing where the border gonna end up before making a stroke, it is especially annoying on sculpting... this is really the biggest deal breaker for me.
You just settled the score for me lol
The Apple Pencil does too but apps need to put it in
Both incredible devices! Was very tempted by the S7+, that display does look amazing!!
It's a powerful device and I love it, but it is lacking in the selection of professional apps. Like still waiting for procreate to get around and port to android for example.
If Affinity can get their apps on the platform like Clip Studio did then it would be a game changer. I don't expect Procreate to leave or Apple will buy the devs.
@@A.Witting I don't know if it's still the case, but Procreate has said that they wouldn't work on Android
But Clip Studio may suit your needs I think !
@@A.Witting CSP is much more professional/powerful than Procreate.
@@thegochie It is powerful, but unless you use a keyboard with it, things like changing brush sizes are cumbersome, and no word of implementing widgets or gestures for things like that yet. And still no liquify tool.
Don't get me wrong, Infinite Painter is great too, but it crashes - A LOT.
Pretty sure the keyboard cover is supposed to be used while in DEX mode, which might make it more palatable over using it in tablet mode.
Can't wait for you to review the rumored 14 inch tab S8 ultra!
14?! my laptop is 14" so there's no way that's true, it just wouldn't sell.
Edit: It seems like it's true, guess ppl want a mini TV...
@@struanroberts people who are creatively inclined and draw will absolutely buy this. The Ultra will probably be oriented as a drawing device/laptop replacement. And it's real! There were internal document leaks showing that an 11 inch, 12, and 14 are coming.
@@MrAkella33 It can never be a laptop replacement until it can run pc games and Adobe premiere Pro in samsung dex
Even though these tablets are extremely capable, especially so if it comes with Snapdragon 888
@@rishiwadhwa4374 xbox gamepass support cloud gaming
Why waste money on a s8 just get an iPad much better
Even though I know the iPad has better apps and more optimized ones I think I would go for the Samsung just because my phone is a Samsung I have a Windows computer and things would just fit better together
I hope samsung’s next tablet will use AMD GPU and powerfull exynos chip. The file management system is already very good. I wish file management in iPad can be as easy as in android.
I still highly doubt it would be anywhere near the iPad Pro in performance and Geekbench scores, also the price tag on that will go ridiculously high, doubt they can pull it off anytime soon.
@@RealSupaHotFireVEVO keep doubting :)
@@jasonnwokeji4107 :)
They're apparently bringing out some MediaTek Dimenstry powered stuff (great benchmarks) in the future the S-tab is a candidate device. Would be nice to see a laptop style chip in the devices though.
I have S7 plus for around 8 months now and I love drawing on it. I have never had iPad so I can not compare but I have almost no issues with my S7 plus. The only thing that bothers me is that I got only 6 GB version just because in my country 8 GB version is not available for some reason and sometimes happen when I switch from Clip Studio to another app and back that Clip Studio has to reload so anything unsaved is lost. But tapping on save icon from time to time is not that big deal for me.
Interesting, I didn't consider the RAM being a limiting factor. I actually bought the s7+ 128gb version without knowing it "only" had 6gb, but figured it wouldn't matter on discovering it has less than I thought.
I do prefer Infinite Painter over clip on Android (Android CSP is amazing though) with it's elegant UI it gives me a lot space - also has Liquify which is nice. I sometimes use CSP on my Surface book which has the 15" screen and it better suits the desktop style UI of CSP.
How big are you're CPS files? Just to see, on my s7+ 6GB I've just made a 3200px x 2400px canvas with 7 layers of sketching and paint and my app is staying open. I recently had a 4gb tab S4 - and used CSP on it, the extra 2gb on the S7+ should give us potentially - considerably - bigger canvas and more layers to play with.
Could be an android 12 issue?
love how tech has advanced.
now clip studio and krita runs on android devices 😳
I sold my iPad Air for a $80 pen tablet without a screen and my back and neck thanked me.
That's a bold move :o. But so worth it. What tablet did you replace it with? Also, nice channel, that apple video was funny xD
Hahaha hahahahaha
Are you serious!?!
@@zerohz Yes, lol. ua-cam.com/video/N6A1rSU6Lm8/v-deo.html
@@zerohz @aavin Absolutely. Once I got used to drawing on a pen tablet I wasn't hunching over anymore on a screen. I think it's worth it. I might get a screen tablet again in the future if i start doing more detailed work. But right now I mostly do cartoony drawings :D
Exaaaaactly! I never see anyone, including Brad, talking about the amazing ergonomics of graphics tablets.
I think I’m glad I have an iPad Pro, I was really lucky because I had a 2018 iPad Pro and it began doing a strange brightness flicker that couldn’t be repaired with any of their techs instructions. The ambient light feature just kept changing randomly throughout the day, so the only thing to do was send it out to be repaired. It was still under its warranty so it didn’t cost me anything and they sent me a 2020 iPad Pro as a replacement at no extra charge, so basically I got an upgrade in model for free. Woohoo! I’d like that to be the case more often as I usually upgrade my iPad every time a new model comes out, I’m not particularly going to upgrade to the new 2021 iPad Pro even though it has the new M1 chip because my experience so far has shown that the faster iPad doesn’t have enough apps to support it and it never really reaches its potential. It’s like spending a lot of money for a Tesla that can drive super fast but you can only go 35 miles per hour due to the speed limit. iPads have always been more machine than the apps that are available, as far as the camera updates, I don’t really use it for taking pictures.
I prefer my S7+ over my 4th gen iPad Pro 12.9. The screen is awesome. No point in upgrading to 5th gen when I am going to keep using the Sammy. Nothing wrong the iPad, the Sammy is just better (for me) for my uses.
You really can't lose with either of these machines. They are both awesome.
The screen is best on the Sammy. I am surprised how well it did against the brand new 5th gen vs a 2 year old Sammy. I look forward to the S8 series but unless it blows my mind I will wait for S9.
Interesting to see that you have both. Is the Samsung tablet still your most used?
@@marcsman07 I use my S7+ 95% of the time. The LIDAR on Pro (using Scannerverse) is an awesome feature. If the Samy had that, I would not even use the Pro.
The aspect ratio, the AMOLED, SD card slot, DEX (more novelty for me but every once in a while I use it). Pro has its advantages too but are more for other users not me.
In fact, I am responding on my S7+.
@@nukejr555 Thanks for taking the time to reply. Do you do any art work w/ your S7+?
@@marcsman07 Artwork? Heck no. I make a stick figure look fat; however, the note taking perks is nice.
Also when using programs or games that require pinpoint accuracy, the S Pen works better than a finger or generic rubber tipped pencils.
@@marcsman07 I use Infinite Painter on my S7+ as it has minimal/discreet UI + great brushes and filters. I don't have an ipad pro, but the drawing experience on the S Tab blows my Surface Book 3 15" out of the water.
me seeing 0 likes and dislikes:
*theres something going wrong, i can feel it*
I love my Galaxy S Tab 7. I'm so glad that we have come to a point in technology, where pen, and paper are obsolete. I see no difference with drawing with a pen paper pencil, and paint.. then with a digital tablet. I thought I would have to be an old man before this technology has been perfected.
psh, you're not a REAL artist if you don't draw with stones on rocks. duh.
A classic is a classic pencil an paper are never going to be obsolete. But digital options are fantastic. I am personally glad to not have to spend money on supplies even if I still have my sketchbook to doodle though.
Why pen and paper are obsolete?
Nah e readers are more closer to actual paper & pen then a digital tablet will ever be
@@LvUhcX nah..
One thing that goes largely unspoken is the entire Apple ecosystem working together. Tossing files back and forth with Airdrop and the way everything integrates between Mac, iPad, iPhone etc is a dream, especially with the new M1 hardware. I love drawing on my iPad, it has forever spoiled me. But I hate doing typography and layout on it. No problem, a quick export from Procreate or one of the Affinity apps and sling it over to the Mac. One thing I've really started enjoying is video editing on the iPad with Luma Fusion. They're about to add external drive support with high speed USBC. Just awesome stuff so I don't have to fill up my iPad's storage with video. The ability to Airdrop a couple GB of video clips at a time is just amazing. IMO the Apple tax is worth it... plus, Procreate!!!!!
It goes largely unspoken because this is a tablet review.
What eco sys you give yourself to is a simple preference that changes person to person. Both are equally efficient if you know how to use em.
@@cofiecoffcoff4287 is nevertheless important when making a tablet purchase decision.
@@JoeHoddinott. As a software developer i have to use both, actually all operating systems. You can do the exact same thing on the S7 plus with windows integration. Share files between your laptop, tablet and phone. I have a Galaxy probook 2, S7 tab plus and a newly aquired S22. With link to share or Samsungs quick share you have two ways to do it on the laptop. Quick share is a samsung only feature on their laptops, tablets and phones. Works just like Airdrop. I would say having both that Samsungs quick share is equal to Airdrop. And yes i have a ipad pro, iphone and Macbook. So i wouldn't say the Apple tax is worth it if you can do the same on Samsungs products. Samsung has a huge feature Apple does not.DEX. I cannot tell you how many times i finished a project on Dex last minute while traveling. One thing the ipad cannot do.
While the ipad does have better 3rd party support the Tab S7 has BY FAR the best native software: better multitasking with more split-screen options and DEX. Better file management system. Better system navigation which allows you to use the S-Pen to navigate your device, whereas the Apple pencil doesn't work for that.
Yes, as I use my s-pen ALL the time, I was very surprised to see the lack of system wide implementation of the Apple Pen on the iPad pro. I read reviews saying the device provides the "better tablet experience", crazy talk.
It depends on the user though. Tab s7 was my first tablet and I only needed it for drawing, so I didn’t need the spen features. I wanted a bigger screen and moved to the Ipad and fell for how involved the ecosystem the apps have. Clip studio paint is my main program but it runs better on ipad confirmed and Ipad os is dumb enough for me to fully be able to navigate through the file system
I do have similar experience where iPads just have much better software support even if it’s just system updates. Android hardware is no slouch my first tablet was a Nvidia shield K1 which kicked butt. I want to see android step up their game but when devices are only in the update loop for 2-3 years which isn’t long.
This is exactly why I haven’t bought another Samsung tablet since the galaxy note 10.1. It never received an update, as far as I can remember, and I switched to iPad 3 years after in 2015.
Yeah this is a concern I have as well, I think the new S8 would suit my needs (to a degree as it doesn’t have the affinity apps) as I’m shopping for a tablet that would sustain my needs for the next 10 years , but Android’s trend of killing off support (and disregard for personal privacy) is a problem both OS wise and app related.
To be honest my main concern with samsung 7+ was "I'm gonna spend all this money but what if it stops updating after a year?" , I'm so scared of that happening becuase I can't even use my older tablet (not samsung or anything similiar) since it doesn't have the latest android version.
It really sucks.
@@istoleyourjams270 is that important to have the last android version? I have a phone with androdid 8 that works fine for anything i want to do, and can install any app. The company that made it doent even exist anymore but the phone it self works fine.
@@istoleyourjams270 honestly android really doesn't need 5 years of updates like ipad because it is way ahed right now. there are just security concerns but even now samsung provides 4 years of security updates + any critical updates after that. i only want Android developers to make their apps compatible with tablets... in that area ipad wins.
Just turn off the touch draw function in clip studio for the s7+. Pinch and zoom still work with this and the two finger undo.
Whats that gonna do?
@@alexalexander1749 avoids the palm inks
I didnt know this thank you!
I turn off all touch draw and gesture, but the tab still recognize my palm 😡
Thank you for helping me make my mind! I'm gonna go for the Tab S7+. Clip Studio is all I use and dex seems great. Plus that huge price difference can't be ignored
But smsng tabs last around 3 years and gets slow with each passing year significantly. Lol
@@anil4121 just false
@@lime4 hw lng hv u been using ? Did you do ur research on it before buying? I think you bought it because of its low price.. lol. U shld hv askd a smsng user bfr byng. Haha
@@anil4121 nah thats fine it works great.
You're great Brad, best creator on the platform!!
Honestly I have an old 2018 ipad and an apple pencil and it works great! the charging thing is annoying but its a great tradeoff for the lower price and palm support
I really don't get that particular problem. You can completely turn off the ability to leave dots and blotches with your hands in just about every app I've tried so far (while still using gestures) Haven't left a single unwanted speck of color on my tab s6 in the 14 months I've owned it.
There are other good reasons to get an ipad. This really isn't one of them. I mostly use Infinite Painter and Clip Studio, but I've had no issues with sketchbook and Art Flow either.
@@ingobauer6144 Yeah Samsung tablets work great too! Just as well as, and in some cases better, than an iPad but a mix of other brands, some types of third party styluses and together and you are left with a bit of a mess lol-
personally, I think for now i'm still gonna go with an Ipad despite the higher prices, because they get much better long term support with updates. Plus that power difference means the Ipad will likely not slow down with future iOS versions, whereas the Tab S7 will likely become a bit sluggish when it gets the next Android version, just like the phones tend to do when they get updated.
I'm pretty sure it was the apple phones that slow down after updates. I have a samsung A series phone from 2018 and it hasn't slowed down at all
@@misomar7193 it's samsung phone's which slow down and lags with every new updates
@@the_faraaz but mine doesnt. ive been using samsung since the s3
No I taking the apple
Samsung devices with exynos SOCs do indeed lag hard after some time, not noticeable for not power hungry users, but Xiaomi's pad 5 pro is a better option that I would have went for if the iPad Pro's pen wasn't better as well as the storage not being enough.
I been thinking of a s7+ but that aspect ratio makes me think I will be cramped when writing on it in landscape mode. But the Apple is quite a bit more, especially with the addition of the pen. Such a hard decision.
Tab s7+ aspect ratio is better for videos.
Just a review critique - you said you like the s7+ display more without justification. This is coming from an s7+ owner btw
Oled always better than lcd/mini led any day😀😀
Samsung is likely going to make a new line of tablets for this year. Will you do a comparison against this year's iPad line?
Of course! Content, dude. And he's chill.
Samsung copy apple
Samsungs latest tablet isn't even as powerful as the previous iPad Pro with A12Z Bionic chip, let alone the M1 iPad. That iPad Pro with A12 had 4000+ on Geekbench whilst the S7+ can't even reach 3000. The M1 reaches well over 7000 and much more powerful than anything Samsung will be releasing anytime soon. Lmao.
@@RealSupaHotFireVEVO ah yes because the code for geekbench 5 is exactly the same on ios and android. no it isnt. also on antutu the sn865+ scores much higher than the a14b. samsungs tab s7 is one year old by now so its hard to compare + the m1 ipad pro is around 3000$ and the tab s7+ around 600-700€ so it would be if you compare the samsung galaxy m32 to the iphone 12 pro max
It’s probably going to slower than a iPhone SE lol
I have the 7plus and I absolutely love it.
I am a samsung fanboi, but the 2021 ipad pro smokes it.
@@mikerzisu9508 Yeah because 7+ was released last year, the real comparison comes when s8+ comes out
@@Karma-dr6vv I think it will smoke that too. I will be shocked if it comes anywhere near the benchmarks the m1 iPad Pro is putting up
@@mikerzisu9508 Lets wait and see!
I love mine too 😍
I like the way you do your scripts, they are tight and clever! I could learn from you 🙏🏻
6:10 By the way, to make sure you are truly testing the response time for the Apple Pencil, make sure the streamline is at 0% because if it’s not it can produce a bit of lag while trying to fix the line.
Quickly becoming my favorite tech reviewer. Thank you for providing actual insight
Ultimately the best advice is the one you keep coming back to and actually using
You really should have mentioned the OS as well. Especially for professionals file management matters and this is where Samsung/Android beats Apple by a ridiculous mile. The fact that IPadOS is a toy OS with more limitations than benefits, can and should not be ignored anymore when comparing these devices. It matters.
I was just checking out for those two's differences on quality and some personal demanded capabilities. And here you post a video of those two. Thanks, Brad!
Thank you so much for this comparison, Brad!
Since Clip Studio Paint is available also for Samsung Tablets, I have been thinking seriously about taking a Galaxy Tab S.
The thoughts that made me avoiding it were about a voice you didn't analyze in this comparison: lifetime.
I still use with plenty of pleasure an iPad Pro 2017, and it still works great and it's still supported by Apple: an Android tablet with 4 years of life, differently, is no more supported, and its hardware has become obsolete in many ways.
For me, for works in mobility, iPad Pro for the whole life (or until its price doesn't becomes too high to be convenient: in that case I will evaluate to do a "big jump" and I will take an Acer ConceptD 7 Ezel, or something equivalent).
I have an Samsung S4 Tab and an old Samsung Note tablet 10.4 2014. The 2014 is still working fine but I only use it for browsing and movies since it's quite lagging. the S4 tab is still doing great, the update is far in between but I don't see any problems with any new versions of the Apps I'm using. No noticeable lag or problems in doing my artworks.
Samsung offer massive trade in offers for new S-tabs. I think they were giving $600 off the s8+ launch (possibly the Ultra) for a S7+.
@@inisipisTV yes the S4 is still a very good tab. If you discount the weird the sole member of the fifth gen th underpowered S5e, the S4 still really a recent tablet. I don't know how they got the SD835 to runs so well. Ultimately I just wanted a bigger screen. Performance wise the S4 was absolutely untroubled by the size of my projects,
What a great review! Very thorough and most of all honest.
I saw that the M1 iPad wasn’t going ANY WHERE. I thought I’d try the 7+. I have to say it’s surprisingly GOOD!
I would love to see your new drawing clips on your review instead of the already shown art clips that you used for the last two or three reviews back ... because really... we love watching your drawing session too 😅❤❤
Good feedback. noted!
Never missed any of your review... love your good works to the moon and back... good day Brad
I heard that the tab s8 is in the making. It'll be interesting to see how Samsung can catch back up to Apple.
It would be better if they atleast catch up to iPad air or 3rd gen ipad
@@the_faraaz aint gonna happen as long as they still use hotdragon chips n android. they needa make they own silicon
I have the tabs7+ and the keyboard cover is always on sale so basically it's really cheap and my magnets months keyboard care really strong
In my experience, the palm rejection on the iPad pro is horrible, while on the Tab is way, WAY better... So I don't know what you are talking about man... :/ (Mostly because the iPad lacks hovering while the other doesn't)
Lol, how is this a competition? The M1 wipes the floor with that other guy. The M1 processor is a full fledged processor that can run renders and 3D programs. Sure, it's underutilized in the iPad Pro 2021, but that's just means it has so much overhead room to grow, especially if Apple decides to unshackle the 5gig RAM restriction as is currently in talks.
You don't get it: you can wipe the floor with that restricted iPadOS. You can have nuclear power driven processor, the ipad is still an gimmick device (ecept if you are into design). Once they change it to a real OS, the game will chance, but they won't, because the want to make you apple fan bois buy their stuff to a max.
@@a.k.2363 LMFAO, Apple fan boys? Bruh, I own a Galaxy S21+ as my phone and my last one was a Galaxy S9+. And yes, I am "into design",and if Samsung/Android tablets were able to run Procreate, it would still be smoother on the iPad Pro, with more layer options and better input response. If Android was so great, Apple devices from 5 years ago wouldn't still be able to run games better...how do I know this? Because I work in mobile game development, and a 1 gig iPad Mini vs a 1 gig Android any phone - the 1 gig Apple will win 9/10 times.
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@@vidsurfer0725 Yeah, and you invented the internet and mobile computing. Your answer "wipes the floor" is just plain stupid for 90% of all users not being into design and use their tablet for consuming and doing light work. So go home, enjoy your crippeled IPadOS. I have both, the S7+ (private) and an Ipad pro 11 (work). They both have their own profile.
So I'm assuming you're a pro artist then - can the 12.9 M1 iPad do what a professional artist/illustrator needs to work?
iPads are best tablets. Android tablets are just bigger android smartphones, same apps same processor and will always be like that with very few tablet designed apps and Apple will just keep crushing the android tablets. Same for upcoming tab8, will use same App Store with phones and run same smartphone processor that’s a huge deal breaker not to mention updates and changes with next tabs will only be maybe with other minor changes reduced bezels after in display finger print, basically same as current. Not to mention ecosystem is just a way over kill
I just wish Apple had a better file system of iPadOS, it's a pain to try and move my WIPs and artwork from my iPads that don't require a third-party app just to see if it's even working.
I use the Readdle Documents app for everything on my iPad cause I couldn't stand the Files app.
@@Savvysnek So do I, it's pretty good. Just wish that I was able to use it to connect to my external SSD without having to duplicate files.
We have wwdc right around the corner. Let’s see what Apple comes up with.
@@liquidmark5081 ideal would be macOS on iPad lol. The hardware supports it so why not!
I still use the original Galaxy Tab S from 2014 and it's extremely laggy... thinking about getting an iPad now for productivity and entertainment, and so it won't get laggy/ constantly freeze in a few years
I purchased the Tabs7+ and tried hard to love it. It's a nice tablet. Great screen, great build, and fast. But I returned it because of these issues: 1) WIFI connect was bad 2) Apps took forever to download 3) The apps were basically blown up galaxy phone apps and they look and performed TERRIBLE on a tablet. This is where the IPAD is still KING of all Tablets. The apps for the iPad are optimized for the iPad. And they look and run great! So I went back to the iPad. And the same apps that I had issues with on the Tabs7+ were no longer issues with the iPad. No WiFi issues, apps download quickly and much better apps for the iPad in the app store as compared to the Galaxy Tab S7+
Same. I also decided to stick to iPad and don’t regret it.
1 and 2 is due a probably bad unit. 3 is true, many of the apps are just as described. It could have gone the other way around with potentially defective unit. I have no issues with either S7+ or Pro. I actually find my S7+ a wee bit faster on DLs and installs but not enough for me to complain (could also be my imagination lol). Either way, so long as you have the one that puts a smile on your face you win.
I bought the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ because I wanted the best Android experience available today. It hasn't let me down. I own numerous Apple devices, but when it comes to Android, there's a lot of fish in the sea. Samsung is king when it comes to Android.
(couple you didn't have time to mention...)
+ for Apple: better re-sale value
+ for Android: better file-system
+ for Android: you might actually take it out of the house to sketch once in a while, whereas a 1400 euro ipad would be heartbreaking to lose (this one's probably just me, what with living in a rather thief-prone city!)
If you dont show off that Apple logo at the back and use cases that obscure it, your likelihood of getting mugged can be reduced.
Save the showoff for Starbucks. lol
@@yokokurama5174 NO actually its not.. got my Samsung galaxy tab s7 with a Keyboard for around 595 it was a deal though , but i say that ipad alone is around 750 to 800 euros.. with no pen or keyboard
@@yokokurama5174 the tab is a lot cheaper in general and A LOT more cheaper in my country.
@@yokokurama5174 You can find the Samsung tab for way less than half the price of an IPad during a sale or with their trade-in deal.
Seriously what's up with your Apple-is-God spam?
Yes, good points. While the iPad costs more, it will retain its re-sale value much, much better than any android tablet.
I am mostly within Samsung's bubble. S20u, tab s6 and 7+, even The Frame. But I very recently bought an M1 Mac. I think this vid kept me from flipping the 7+ into the M1 pro-pad. Your complaints are my complaints too, but it's purely a productivity and media consumption device and seems to have all the apps I need for that.
I love affinity design on ipad ❤️
the tab s6 lite is currently going for 196 dollars on the samsung website. its not even comparable
I’m a big fan of the Wacom-powered S-Pen, having used it Galaxy Note phones for many years. But I’m still not convinced by Android as a tablet OS. iPadOS is still frustratingly limited considering the power of the hardware, but still so great to use. Wide-screen tablets feel awkward to use for drawing in my experience, especially in portrait mode.
The lack of a user-replaceable battery in the Apple Pencil is frustrating. My Gen 1 died after just under four years. (EDIT: I was able to bring it back to life by charging via cable, not plugged into iPad). Apparently it can be replaced by an Apple authorised technician for A$45. Will believe that when I see it. The purchase price of Apple Pencil is extortionate imho.
Good to hear that Krita is coming to Android, though evidently it hasn’t yet hit the Australian PlayStore.
To be fair, pinch-to-zoom etc. are available on desktop apps with some tablets, such as the touch-enabled Cintiq.
I have never had a tablet, ipad or anything else.
for 6 years i have intuos pro from 2013 m, in the end i mostly used paper for drawing, i find digital difficult and lack of screen,
I am old but I would like to learn digital and improve in drawing, I think 90% of the things I do with the computer I could do with a tablet, I would especially like to draw. I do not know if it makes sense, I would like ipad pro 13 inches, I have been thinking about it for years but it is out of budget, but in the future I would like to give up replacing a pc for a tablet, I wonder if it makes sense and which one, I think the size of the monitor would be important and good audio speakers, important for me to use for drawing and music, pc is 6 years old and ssi components are damaged, some replaced but not all.
I did not understand if ipad pro, or samsung s7 or other, you find them awkward to draw, sometimes I bother to shoulder for having banged, or you find them ok, if I learned I would use tablets instead of cate and pencils or pens. or watercolors etc.
@@gurronadon613 you can use the S-tab with the PC just like an Intuos or the screened Wacom - which name escapes me - so you can have the best of both worlds.
If Samsung Notes and Bixby were updated often I would switch completely for productivity purposes. Pro specs are for video editing and for that, I prefer the Apple ecosystem.
Can't wait for the Tab S8 + and the new SPen Pro! I would rather have a tip like the Apple pencil and get a paperlike screen protector. The tip on the SPen is still too smooth for me.
When is it coming out do you know?
I'm super excited for the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra!! 🔥
Going to be really nice, but still wont compete with the M1 ipad prod. It is just way out of reach and on another level
please make one for s8+ vs M1 ipad pro once it launches
Especially the S8 tab pro Ultra with that large 14 inch display.
@@inisipisTV yes
@Isaaq yes it has a 14 inch display
@@inisipisTV I'm finding it hard to believe they'll may a 14", 12.5 is already quite unwealdly
@@inisipisTV Just rumours.
It's a good thing the competition ramps up!
If you have a lot of money, I'd recommend the 12.9 iPad Pro M1, if you're on more of a budget, just go with the slightly smaller 11' iPad Pro M1.
If you're really wanting to get into art as a hobby, Apple is the bees knees at the moment. Android is fantastic at so many things but I think just purely drawing on a tablet there's no better experience than the Apple Pencil 2nd Gen on an iPad Pro screen. Bonus points if you use a paperlike screen protector.
Lol nope, android smacks apple hard in terms of pens, s pen is so much superior to apple pencil it isn't even funny
Honestly for average users and a lot of pros the extra power punch in the ipad doesn't really change much. The "m1 power" is for a handful of the professionals out there who are at the top of their game. For students and artists it absolutely changes nothing.
In my opinion the Samsung s7+ is not a direct comparison and or competitor to the iPad m1 pro. The s7+ is almost a year old, and is more comparable with iPad pro with A12z from 2020. So the outcome was predictable, and newer product should like the 2021 iPad M1 is expected to do better than an older S7+. Nevertheless, it was interesting seeing how a almost year old tablet compares to a new one. However, a more evenly match comparison should be made once the 2021 tab S8 released.
Clip studio has been on iPad for a lot longer and runs great. I just thought it was odd you didn’t mention it supports iOS too, you only mentioned android.
Can u do a drawing tutorial in your style ? Cz i enjoy all of your videos 😍
I use ipad pro 11 2021 and its very amazing i love it 👍🏾👍🏾
I find that any apps that allow you to turn off drawing with your finger fix the issue you're talking about.
Personally, I chose the Samsung as I'm More in that ecosystem
The problem with the Galaxy Tab s7+ vs the iPad Pro is the App store. The apps for the galaxy tab s7+ are just blown up phone apps. They are not optimized for the tablet...and they look and perform terrible. Once you compare it to the iPad....the iPad Pro crushes it in that department. Way better apps for the iPad Pro than the Tabs7+
Oh wait till the tab S8 ultra comes out...
That thing is ludicrous
Oh wait till the m2 iPad Pro comes out. ITS NEVER GOING TO END!!!!!
@@gureaks9670 apple fanboy 😆 🤣
I always think about this-Why don't tablet makers make their own drawing apps, optimised for their hardware! They could add some cool features, with amazing performance which will attract more users to their devices!
Samsung got an exclusive ClipStudio pro for Android that'll only work with Samsung device.
And iPad kind of has Procreate that you can’t buy on android.
You can draw in the notes app on either device, but.. why bother? iPad has Procreate, Affinity Designer/Photo, Clip Studio, Adobe Fresco/Photoshop/Illustrator, Medibang, ibis Paint X, Art Studio, Autodesk Sketchbook, Paintstorm, Vectornator, Paper, Tayasui Sketches, Flow, Concepts, Art Set - and dozens more. Plus if you want to paint with any app on your Mac using your iPad, there is Astropad that turns the iPad into a drawing display. Procreate, Adobe, Affinity and to a lesser extent, Clip Studio all have great 3rd party content support.
@@inisipisTV clipstudio is on IOS as well, no?
Procreate! Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!
I'm waiting for the day Krita comes to the iPad!!
I like the tab s 7 plus way more than the ipad It's More true to a laptop replacement due to Samsung dex with better aspect ratio better in the hands and better software it uses all the power so it's worth the money and you get a free s pen so that's immediately a win for cheaper price my iPad there's no point in the m1 chip the bionic 15 would have been fine because you can't utilize all that power it's just making it more expensive having one m1
As a Brazilian I fell bad listening to him talking how S6 lite is affordable wile here it costs 2000. As you can expect it's a punch in your face
i really wanted an M1 device, but had already upgraded my laptop... After looking into it i decided Samsung DeX would do way more of what i want than TabOS will.
In Your thumbnail it looks like MI (xiomi) but after opening i realized it as M1 ipad
I don't care if I love iPad or galaxy, i like both of them
Agreed. Just get both if you can afford it.
I wanna know if the dead S Pen loses palm rejection and basically becomes capacitative? I'm assuming yes
"Black is black" ah yes, the floor is made out of floor.
People die when they're killed
@@alfaridarizka865 cool is not hot
@@akshatdubey7904 Glass is glass and glass breaks
I do agree about the display being pretty bad on the m1 iPad 12.9 xdr. Too much blooming on the black. If you’re in a dark room watching a movie and that movie is in letterbox format you will see blooming on the black bars on the bottom and top of the black bars.
Thank you for this review I do love watching your channel now I decided to purchase Samsung S7+ or FE its a value for money💰 watching from Philippines
Great comparison 👍
Thx from Munich 🇩🇪 😉
6:59 you can change the size of the cursor and it small at its default setting you probly played with its setting
Great video! Thank you! Awesome job!
The Apple Pencil doesn't do the palm rejection nor the latency, it's the tablet itself. I have tested it with a pencil from Amazon and the Apple Pencil and they work 100% the same.
Having that much power underneath the hood is pointless if Apple doesn't start allowing MacOS apps to work with the iPad Pro. Hopefully at WWDC next week they will announce that, but we will see. If not, I might just cancel my order for the iPad Pro.
Im thinking to buy a tablet, I don't have any before, and from this video Im thinking to buy Samsung or Apple tablet. The iPadOS that I saw in my bestie's iPad was really fun and intuitive, but kinda see some limitations that android tab feels more complete. I saw that my friend have the tab s7 and ITS LOOKS SO GOOD, the screen was so clear. BUT, I already have an iPhone and a MacBook. And IM IN LOVEEE with the ecosystem that I can use airdrop, findmy, and even can copy-paste instantly through device in a sec.
Such a hard decision, I hope I can try both device before I buy one of them.
iPads are just way smoother and more pleasurable to use. Look at him zooming and rotating the canvas on both devices.
One is slightly jittery while the other is so tactile and responsive.
But have to give it to Samsung for making digital drawing so accessible. Pen + tab at such a low cost. Apple gonna last longer tho, with updates and faster chips.
well, the video IS sped up, so maybe it would be hard to say stuff about frame rate. Anyways, he used procreate (which is the most optimised art app) most of the time to draw on the iPad when he used Clip sudio for the s7+
@@akshatdubey7904 Well, that would be pointing out the lack of well optimised, functional apps in Playstore. (I use like all devices (except iPad) Samsung so don't judge.)
@@Muhammed.Yaseen that, I can totally agree with. Versatility of android is a boon and a curse. (I'm a samsung guy too!)
@@akshatdubey7904 Exactly! Cheers mate! ❣️
Ikr tab s7 is better
Apple products these days are future proof if you spend enough
@channelofstuff that’s the case for all devices regardless of brand
@channelofstuff yeah, but I’d still take 6 years iOS updates over 2 at best of android updates
@@LorenzBarcelona Samsung confirmed the devices are getting at least 4 years of updates
Battery will be dead or degraded after 4 years so no sense on keeping it longer
@@TypicalBlox if the pixel ain’t getting 4 Samsung isn’t. What you said is straight BS. So get your facts right
Brad can you test out the s7+ new update 3.1 ui that lets you turn the s7 into a desktop monitor and drawing display if you have windows 10. It would be nice to open desktop apps like illustrator take the tablet else where in the house to keep working on a project with all the touch and zoom gestures. What do you think of that feature? Does it work well?
You could do that with the Super Screen app. I find the colour representation of the PCs screen slightly better on it.
I own an Ipad 7th gen. But I recently purchased a tab S7 FE online as an upgrade. I love the size of the display, and that its laminated too. But I absolutely despise the S pen for drawing. It really can't hold a candle to the Apple Pencil. It sucks so bad that I will be returning the Tab S7 FE and wait for a deal on the new Ipad. S pen is great for writing notes. But Apple Pencil is hands down the best stylus for drawing. Please try the tab S7 at a store before purchasing, don't make the same mistake I did. Paying the extra money for Apple Ipad, and Apple Pencil is well worth it. Also the paper like screen protector is a must.
Palm rejection not in samsung?
5:02 s pen and apple pencil
I just support samsung for going for a market dominated by Apple and it getting closer and closer! Go android! but I love my ipad pro hahaga
Samsung were in the market since 2011 btw lmao
Correction! Since 2010, right after the first iPad!
If there was an android version of procreate I'd definitely go with the S7; costs much less and is pretty similar to the ipad pro which costs a lot more for things I don't even use!
When it comes to using the gestures of the S-Pen. I LOVE it
No, not for everyday apps. I mean for Clip Studio.
Swiping left to flip the canvas
Swiping down to save my work
Tapping the button to switch to the "Transparent" Color
I'll admit, I had to fiddle with the settings to get it to my needs for how I normally draw and use my tablet, but the fact that the options were there and all linked to my pen really helped!
I wasn't a fan of the Apple Pencil's double tap for eraser, just felt...IDK, I found the button more convenient.
I suggest giving this a try and seeing if your workflow differs! But if you already did, then there's nothing much to say about it :p