At the end of last year, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ got Android 12 and One UI 4. Now Samsung is following up and providing the tablet with another major update, One UI 4.1 is currently being distributed along with the April security patch.
With the new One UI 4.1, users can enjoy numerous new photo gallery functions, there is an improved AR zone, smarter widgets for the home screen, more usable actions when using Google Duo, an improved Smart Switch if you ever have the want to switch devices, and SmartThings Find has also been improved so you get notifications when you leave a device behind.
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Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S7 and the Galaxy Tab S7+ at the same time. While the Galaxy Tab S7 is the successor to the Galaxy Tab S6 which I reviewed late last year, the Galaxy Tab S7+ pretty much reflects the best that Samsung has to offer at the moment. It has a big 12.4-inch Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 1752×2800 pixels and support for HDR10+. The bezels on the display are a perfect size; slim enough to look modern, yet thick enough to let you hold the Galaxy Tab S7+ comfortably without causing accidental touches. Samsung expects you to use this tablet primarily in the landscape orientation and has placed a selfie camera to the right of the panel.
We enjoyed watching videos on the big 12.4-inch display. Samsung is known for its punchy AMOLED displays and this is one of the biggest you can get. The Galaxy Tab S7+ has good viewing angles and the high refresh rate makes scrolling look super smooth. Streaming videos were engaging, and the four AKG-tuned speakers were capable of filling a small room with audio.