With the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+, Samsung carried back the best features of the previous model while making upgrades to its weak areas. Maintaining a similar display, battery, and design before, the Tablet S8+ plus is enriched with an upgraded processor, baser RAM, and an expanded camera for selfie. Furthermore, it has faster Wi-Fi connectivity. More considerably, Samsung grasped matters into its own hands with One UI 4, utilizing the same software tools from its foldable smartphones to grab a better advantage from the display real estate of 12.4 inches.
For anyone fascinated by the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ plus, the question is not whether or not it is an impressive gadget; the only rival it has for the title of best Android tablet is the Tablet S8 and Tablet S8 Ultra. The actual question is whether you should explain the high cost or set your sights on minor or below.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+plus has a price of about $900 for the conventional variant that is 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage and is available in three colors: Silver, Pink Gold, and graphite. The 8GB/256GB variant is price-marked at $980; however, the Galaxy Tab S8+ that is 5G-enabled costs $1,100 and is bound to 128GB of internal storage — even so you can extend and supplement your storage with the microSD card slot of about 1TB. Presently, Samsung only has a Verizon 5G tablet accessible, but it claims to unveil AT&T and T-Mobile variants soon.
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The screen of about 12.4-inch, resolution display of 2800×1752 with 120Hz refresh rate and touch sampling of 240Hz remains the star of the show. The battery capacity remains unaffected at 10,090mAh, which paired with the enhanced processing power and RAM means you are about to burn through the battery moderately faster than on the Samsung Galaxy S7+crolling senses as plain as silk. Another important upgrade for this day and age is the selfie camera of 12MP, which was an 8MP 80-degree camera in the previous model.
