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Last updated: October 14, 2026

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1V
7.7
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1V
Samsung Β· Android 3.0 Honeycomb Β· 10.1"
Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 12.2
7.7
Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 12.2
Samsung Β· Android 4.4 KitKat Β· 12.2"
Pros
+ High resolution screen for excellent media and text viewing
+ New UI design for maximum productivity
+ Fast performance speed
Cons
βˆ’ Heavy – 1.6 pounds
βˆ’ Some features don’t work as well without S Pen
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
7.8
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
Samsung Β· Android 3.2 Honeycomb Β· 7.7"
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019)
7.7
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019)
Samsung Β· Android 9.0 Pie Β· 8.0"
Samsung Galaxy Book 12
7.6
Samsung Galaxy Book 12
Samsung Β· Windows 10 Home Β· 12"
Pros
+ Vibrant, HDR-ready display
+ Included accessories
+ Better camera than most tablets
+ Good price
Cons
βˆ’ Battery life inconsistent
βˆ’ Keyboard too flexible for use on lap
βˆ’ No USB2.0/3.0 Ports
βˆ’ Must choose between more RAM or LTE support
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0
7.6
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0
Samsung Β· Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean Β· 8"
Pros
+ Large, high-definition screen
+ Comes with typical phone functions
+ Long-lasting battery
Cons
βˆ’ Too big to be used as a main phone
βˆ’ High price tag
Samsung Galaxy NotePRO
7.6
Samsung Galaxy NotePRO
Samsung Β· Android 4.4. KitKat Β· 12.2"
Pros
+ 2560x1600 screen resolution
+ Multi Window features allows for easier multi-tasking
+ Fast and powerful processor
Cons
βˆ’ Heavy – weighs in at 1.6 pounds
βˆ’ 6.5GB of Samsung software preloaded
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0)
7.6
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0)
Samsung Β· Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Β· 7"
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 9.7
7.6
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 9.7
Samsung Β· Android 7.0 Nougat Β· 9.7"
Pros
+ Bright, vivid display
+ Sturdy, lightweight design
+ microSD support
+ S Pen included
Cons
βˆ’ Limited internal storage options
βˆ’ So-so camera
Samsung Galaxy Book 2
7.6
Samsung Galaxy Book 2
Samsung Β· Windows 10 in S Mode Β· 12"
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2
7.6
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2
Samsung Β· Android 7.1.1 Nougat Β· 8"
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE
7.6
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE
Samsung Β· Android 11 Β· 12.4"
Compass Verdict

If you’re looking for an Android tablet, the mid-tier Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE is capable but not without some compromises to reach its affordable price.

Pros
+ S pen supported (and included)
+ Decent battery life
+ Nice display
Cons
βˆ’ No fingerprint sensor
βˆ’ Slow charging out of the box
βˆ’ Sub-par performance
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE
7.6
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE
Samsung Β· Android 13 Β· 10.9"
Compass Verdict

A well-built tablet that balances price and functionality, offering solid performance and a good display.

Pros
+ Reasonable price
+ Excellent build quality
+ Includes S Pen
+ IP68 water resistance
+ Bright display
Cons
βˆ’ Weak performance
βˆ’ No OLED screen
βˆ’ No headphone jack
βˆ’ Only USB 2.0
βˆ’ Mediocre cameras
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active
7.5
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active
Samsung Β· Android 4.4 KitKat Β· 8"
Pros
+ Enterprise ready with Knox, SAP and Citrix certifications
+ Extended 3-year warranty
+ Rugged design
+ IP67 rating
+ Removable battery
+ Expandable storage
Cons
βˆ’ Heavy design
βˆ’ Mediocre resolution
βˆ’ Poor camera
βˆ’ Lack of cellular data support
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5
7.5
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5
Samsung Β· Android 8.1 Oreo Β· 10.5"
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Questions & answers

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Carl · Answered

Hi vimmaroxx. Unfortunately there's still no new OS for the tablet.

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Carl · Answered

Hi Richard. Here's how you can get International warranty according to Samsung:

  • The customer must contact Samsung’s contact center where the customer is located.
  • The contact center will perform troubleshooting. If it is determined that the unit requires repair, the contact center will arrange for service.
  • The customer must return the Samsung product to a Samsung’s authorized service center including any external hardware and Media along with proof of the purchase.
  • Please note some countries allow the customer to drop off the Samsung Mobile Computer at a Samsung authorized repair center while other countries only allow the product to be shipped.

In addition to that, I hope you have a proof of purchase to show in case it is needed.

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Carl · Answered

You may need to hard reset it if it still won't turn on. Hard resetting your device will result on deletion of all your personal files/data.

To hard reset your Samsung Galaxy Tab 4:

1. With your device off, press and hold Volume up, Home and Power buttons.

2. When you see recovery screen, release the held buttons.

3. Use Volume buttons to navigate, select wipe data/factory reset, press Home button to choose the highlighted option.

4. Press Volume up button to continue.

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Carl · Answered

According to Wikipedia, the LTE version supports OTG. Which one are you using?

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Carl · Answered

Hi Drayfus. Unfortunately, Samsung Galaxy Tab A 7.0 does not support S-Pen.

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Carl · Answered

Try press and holding power button + volume up button at the same time. Let us know if that works.

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Carl · Answered

Hi Joseph. Check out this case I found on Amazon: click here

Hope that helps.

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Carl · Answered

Yes. For more info, visitΒ 

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) page here in The Informr.

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Carl · Answered

I suggest that you check the side-by-side comparison of the 2 tablets, there's only little differences.

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Carl · Answered

Hi there. When you check the gallery, can you see the images?

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