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Galaxy Tab S7 Images Leaked With S Pen Support

Samsung has released Galaxy Tab S6 with S pen support a few months ago which later hit the Indian market as well. Now the next Samsung Unpacked event is planned for August 5, where the star is expected to be the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series. Another with all the ballots to make its appearance is the most powerful Samsung tablet: the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7.

This tablet has been leaking for a while in design and specifications, but we still had the question of whether reality would be similar to renders or not. The latest leak of evleaks, shows us a few surprises with an official photo where we see the final appearance of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 and its accessories: the keyboard case and the S Pen.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7

This new image shows us the front of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, the standard model that in some way has leaked less than its sister, the Plus model. The rear is still up in the air, although it probably won’t differ much from the renders we’ve seen before.

The stars of this new filtration are the accessories. In the image we can see the keyboard cover, which connects to the tablet through POGO pins, repeating the system of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6. With the angle, it is a bit difficult to distinguish the details of the keyboard, although it seems to have a less rounded design than its predecessor.

For its part, the S Pen seems to have a more cylindrical design than the namesake of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6, although again it is not too easy for us to appreciate the final design and we could be deceiving the perspective.

Regarding its specifications, the standard model has been less filtered than the Plus model, although it is expected with similar specifications. It would have Snapdragon 865+, 6 or 8 GB of RAM, 128 or 256 GB of internal storage, AMOLED QHD + screen with the integrated fingerprint reader, dual camera of 13 + 5 MP behind and 8 MP in front, with 7,760mAh battery and 15W fast charge. We will have to wait for its announcement, probably on August 5, to know its price and the rest of the details.

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