Despite its advanced age, the 2020-released Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ giant offers some absolutely outstanding bang for your buck at only $450 today.
with less internal storage space and memory, as well as a significantly lower-quality display, inferior cameras, slower processor, and even a thicker and heavier body despite packing the exact same battery capacity.
At 5.7mm and 575 grams, this is an astoundingly thin and lightweight device... with a massive 10,090mAh battery on deck capable of charging at blazing fast 45W rates, and on top of everything, the aforementioned 450 bucks also covers a neat and handy S Pen. What's unfortunately not included is a full 1-year manufacturer warranty, although the 90-day coverage provided by Woot does at least come directly from
. If you're not comfortable doing business with the Amazon-owned e-tailer, you can always go straight to the parent company... and spend $30 less for a renewed Galaxy Tab S7+ unit with a 90-day warranty of its own.Get the most important news, reviews and deals in mobile tech delivered straight to your inbox
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