Samsung is reportedly working on the Galaxy Tab S7 series of tablets. A report from the previous month that the lineup includes two devices namely Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7+. Contradictory rumors have claimed that the tablet could be called Galaxy Tab S20. The Galaxy Tab S7 launch seems to be drawing near as it has been spotted at the database of Wi-Fi Alliance.
The Samsung SM-T976B tablet that has bagged Wi-Fi certification seems to be a variant of the Galaxy Tab S7 that has a model number of SM-T970 (Wi-Fi) / SM-T975 (4G). The Wi-Fi certified SM-T976B seems to be the 5G version of the tablet. The 5G version of the predecessor Galaxy Tab S6 tablet was only available in South Korea. It is being said that the successor model will be also available in European markets.
The listing only confirms few details like it supports dual-band Wi-Fi and it is loaded with Android 10 OS. It is speculated that this device will be sporting a large-sized display of 12.4 inches. This model is expected to arrive in the market as Galaxy Tab S7+.
The Samsung SM-T870 and SM-T875 model number belongs to a small version of the tablet. This variant is expected to arrive with an 11-inch display. Both models are going to arrive with S Pen stylus.
Samsung is rumored to announce the Galaxy Note 20 series in August. There is a possibility that the South Korean may launch the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7+ ahead of the Note 20 series at the beginning of the same month.
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