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1. #QUALCOMM BATTERY GURU NOT COMPATIBLE GALAXY S7 1080P#
2. #QUALCOMM BATTERY GURU NOT COMPATIBLE GALAXY S7 FULL#

Instead, it promises <30ms latency, which isn’t all that great for writing or drawing. In addition to that, it doesn’t offer the same 9ms ultra-low latency as the active S Pen you get with the Galaxy Note 20 or Galaxy Tab S7 series. It’s just a glorified stylus that doesn’t support any of the premium features you get with the active S Pen. I’m disappointed that Samsung still doesn’t ship a faster charger with its tablets, but that was to be expected as the company ships the same 15W brick with its flagship Galaxy Tab S7.Īs mentioned earlier, the S Pen that comes with the Galaxy Tab S7 FE isn’t the same as the one you get with the flagship models. The charger took well over three hours to charge the 10,090mAh battery on the tablet from 0-100%, which is rather unacceptable. That’s because it ships with a 15W charger in the box, even though it supports 45W fast charging. While the tablet’s battery performance was decent, its charging speeds were atrocious. While doing only browser-based tasks, the tablet lasted just about two days on a single charge.

#QUALCOMM BATTERY GURU NOT COMPATIBLE GALAXY S7 FULL#

It performed reasonably well, with a four hour Netflix binge session at full brightness consuming around 50 percent of the battery. I have no complaints about the Galaxy Tab S7 FE’s battery life. In Androbench, the tablet delivered sequential read speeds of 899.63MB/s and sequential write speeds of 487.62MB/s. In 3DMark’s Sling Shot Extreme OpenGL test, it got an overall score of 2,320, and it scored 33.3 in Browserbench’s Speedometer 2.0 web benchmark. In Geekbench 5, the tablet got a single-core score of 650 and a multi-core score of 1,882. I’m not sure if the issue is limited to my review unit or not. It’s also worth noting that the tablet’s speakers, while pretty decent for the most part, crackled at high volume in some situations. But the video stuttered as I switched to a higher quality preset.

#QUALCOMM BATTERY GURU NOT COMPATIBLE GALAXY S7 1080P#

While playing videos on YouTube, the tablet worked fine as long as I stuck to the auto or 1080p video quality preset.

The tablet stuttered quite often when I had more than a couple of Chrome tabs open for work, it froze while playing demanding games like COD: Mobile at medium to high graphics settings, and it took far too long to switch to DeX mode. While using the tablet over the last two weeks, I noticed a couple of issues with the Galaxy Tab S7 FE that may turn buyers away. So if you’re planning on getting some serious work done or play demanding games on the tablet, then you should probably look elsewhere. Performance-wise, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE is just good enough for light workloads and media consumption. Since I recently reviewed the OnePlus Nord CE, which also packs the same SoC, I was expecting the tablet to perform just as well, if not better. The SoC is paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage on the base model, while the higher-end variant gets 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The tablet features Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 750G, which is a mid-range chipset found on affordable devices like the OnePlus Nord CE. While the Fan Edition label might lead you to believe the Galaxy Tab S7 FE packs a flagship SoC, it doesn’t. Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE: Performance & Battery Life Software-enabled Face Unlock is the only mode of biometric authentication on the tablet - and we all know how secure that is. The Galaxy Tab S7 FE doesn’t have a fingerprint scanner. But it lacks a few crucial features you would expect to see on a tablet that costs over ₹45,000 (~$600), such as a fingerprint scanner. Overall, the Galaxy Tab S7 FE feels just as premium as the flagship Galaxy Tab S7+.