A recent leak appears to showcase what the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 probably looks like.
First and foremost, these are renders which were created using information from CAD drawings and designs. So these are not officially from Samsung itself. That means the design could very well change and there are some elements which could be different from these renders when Samsung finally launches the tablet.
All that said, it’s still possible that this is the design in full. If this Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 design is entirely accurate, this will be a very thin device. With extremely thing bezels to match and a big, bright beautiful display to show off all your content.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 will come with an 11-inch display
Speaking of big, bright, beautiful displays, the display on this upcoming tablet is apparently going to be 11-inches. Plenty big enough to use for everything from media and games to homework and work projects.
In addition to the tablet’s display size, the tablet is rumored to be just 6.3mm thick. It will also be 253.7mm long and 165.33mm wide. If all the rumored dimensions are accurate.
One thing to keep in mind is that the report alleges the tablet will be “around these dimensions.” Which means they may not be exactly this size but could be pretty close. Either way, it sounds like Samsung has designed a pretty sizable tablet.
There will be two rear cameras
Based on these renders, Samsung has included two rear cameras on the tablet. Something which is a bit of a different approach as tablets are not necessarily the best for taking pictures.
Even if the cameras are decent quality, tablets are bigger, heavier, and more clunky than smartphones when it comes to holding them in landscape mode for photos.
All that aside, there doesn’t seem to be any information on the resolution of the cameras on the back. Just that there will be two sensors there. One will likely be for the main part of photos, while the other could be depth or wide-angle. And knowing Samsung’s track record for wide-angle sensors, it could very well be a wide-angle sensor.
It will use USB Type-C for the charging port and have bottom-mounted speakers. As well as a slot for either a SIM card or expandable memory. There’s a front-facing camera too, on the right-size bezel so it’s on top when holding the tablet in landscape.
You can more of the images of the tablet below, in addition to a video that shows the 3D renders from multiple sides.
