Both devices are the best in the range of tablets available in the market. While they have some similarities, certain characteristics can be the distinguishing factors between them. Operating System The Galaxy Tab S7 runs on the Android operating system, while the Surface Pro 7 runs on the Windows operating system. Both the devices are good in their segments but the differences in their operating systems may bring some changes related to performance and compatibility. Performance The Galaxy Tab S7 features an excellent Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Plus mobile platform, making it ideal for your daily work. Different versions have different clock speeds. A quad-core 10th Gen Intel Core i5 or i7 processor can be added to the Surface Pro 7’s standard Dual-core 10th Gen Intel Core i3 processor. Display Both devices include capacitive touchscreens, with the Surface Pro 7 revolving around a 12.3-inch display that supports precise input from the Surface Pen. This PixelSense display offers a resolution of 2736 x 1824 (257 PPI), a 3:2 aspect ratio and 10-point multi-touch capability that makes it ideal for almost any task. With an LTPS LCD touchscreen, 2560 x 1600 resolution, 500 nits (276 PPI) brightness, DCI-P3 color gamut and low blue light certification, the Galaxy Tab S7 also has a great display. It has a color screen and a fluid refresh rate of 120Hz. Design and Dimensions The Surface Pro 7 (weight 790g) weighs slightly more than the Galaxy Tab S7 (weight 498g). The Surface Pro 7 is ultra-slim at just 0.33 inches in diameter, while the Galaxy Tab S7 is even thinner at just 0.24 inches. The dimensions of the Galaxy Tab S7 are 253.8 x 165.3 x 6.3 mm, while the Surface Pro 7 is 292 mm x 201 mm x 8.5 mm. Speakers The Galaxy Tab S7 supports four AKG speakers and Dolby Atmos for a richer overall audio experience. While the 1.6W stereo speakers included with the Surface Pro 7 aren’t particularly impressive, the device does feature dual far-field studio microphones. Conclusion Both the devices have different features and have different use. The main difference between them is their operating systems, as Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 runs on Android OS and Microsoft Surface Pro 7 on Windows OS. Users have a good camera on the Galaxy Tab S7, which supports 4K recording from the back, but this device does not have good battery backup due to the higher refresh rate of the screen. The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 has an amazing processor, making it a great choice, but it lacks a good camera system. FacebookTwitterLinkedin
