Shortly after the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ made its appearance on Geekbench over the last weekend, the “non-Plus” model is now spotted on the same benchmarking platform.
As expected, its Geekbench 4.3 listing reaffirmed that the upcoming Galaxy Tab S7 will be driven by the flagship Snapdragon 865 SoC just like the “Plus” model. Therefore, we wouldn’t be surprised that both the Galaxy Tab S7 and S7+ had attained a pretty similar scores on Geekbench.
Other than revealing the performance scores and its underlying chip, the same listing also confirmed that the Galaxy Tab S7 will have a variant with 6GB RAM which is likely to be paired with 128GB storage capacity.
According to its recent 3C certification, it was revealed that the tablet will be featuring a huge 7,760mAh battery at the helm. Accessories-wise, it will continue to carry support for S-Pen and the usual BookCover keyboard.
In terms of design, we’d already seen a set of CAD renderings of the Galaxy Tab S7 which was published by notorious leaker @onleaks recently. Based on the renderings, it seems to us that the Galaxy Tab S7 had borrowed most part of the design from its predecessor – including its front panel, rear camera module and even color options.
The only notable difference is that the Galaxy Tab S7 is said to be slightly larger in size this time round. It’s front display will be upsized from 10.5″ to 11″, and its overall footprint will be enlarged to around 253.7 x 165.3 x 6.3mm.
