33mins later and I realized I don't even draw! Was just looking for comparisons and this guys voice and soothing nature led me through the whole video. Nice unbiased review!
If you don't draw, it's kinda hard to compare these two tablets, it's the whole ios vs android thing, main points of comparison, screen, speakers, camera. Software wise it's all completely subjective
This is the first iPad Pro comparison video I've seen that actually informs me of some of the setbacks people don't talk about. Everyone is always raving about the same things, the pencil and Procreate. The photos and external display management are highly annoying to me personally and I need to be able to just hook my tablet up to the Windows machine and transfer photos immediately without using iTunes. So thank you! This makes it easier for me to choose the Samsung.
@@anonymhous8875 Not only that. After updating to iOS 16, Google Street View app is now broken. Granted, the app will be terminated in Mar 21 this year despite its popularity, who knows it might still be usable if we roll back to an older version, something easily done on Android. That's on Android. On iOS 16, the system always forces the app to rotate to portrait. Every 360 picture you click on, it reverts to portrait. This only happened after the update.
Updates with contributions from viewers - Clip Studio only available on Samsung Galaxy tablets through Samsung app store - Procreate has "Disable touch actions" for strict palm rejection - Tab S7 can be used as external display with "SuperDisplay", "EasyCanvas" app - Use "Link to Windows" app on Tab S7 to transfer files wirelessly to Windows 10 - Samsung Galaxy Store in China doesn't have CSP 00:00 - Intro 00:57 - Price 01:09 - General performance 01:55 - Design, weight 03:50 - Display 06:35 - Aspect ratio 08:15 - Apple Pen and S Pen 15:23 - 120Hz, latency 18:03 - Palm rejection 18:55 - Variety and quality of apps 22:35 - File management 25:40 - External display support 30:06 - Battery life 31:00 - Conclusion
I'm living in China, and I can report that Clip Studio is not available on the Chinese Galaxy Store. Also, even with a VPN and changing my region to the US, it will not show a different region Galaxy store, so I cannot get this app yet. Krita also has "disable touch paint"
Autodesk sketchbook, android appear chunk by chunk, yes I agree. On the clip studio paint, I can see apple is appearing chunk by chunk yet you are just saying android is more smoother and in real world won't see any difference.. you are just biased.
@@ilink06 I don't care about the brand as long as it works. And I don't care about those details unless they affect my work, which they don't in this case.
Finally, someone who isn't regurgitating specs and forcing me to buy a $1200 USD laptop for what a $300 USD tablet could do. Thank you for your demonstration.
I agree with this. Big Tech channels are not even reviewing this product and CNET even suggested not to buy S7+. But after this video, many of us now know what to buy.
It’s a great review. Though it’s still an overpriced review. I know a lot of artists already have an iPad Pro (I do as well) ‘cause that was the only iPad available to use the Apple Pencil a lot of years. It’s only been about 2 years since Apple made it that all lines of iPads can use the Apple Pencil. Of course only the versions that came out a couple of years ago. I think that when the iPad 7th Gen come out (that’s the basic iPad on its 7th Generation), regular iPad 7th Gen people could start to get the Apple Pencil 1 for $100 or The Crayon for about $70 and buy the regular iPad for about at lowest $350-$450 usd depending on if Apple is having a sale (usually at Best Buy stores online and in-stores). I don’t know about Samsung if they have a cheaper equivalent to their S7 line of tablets that come with the stylus and do almost all of the same things that their S7 lines can do. For people on a budget, the regular iPad (starting from the 7th Gen) is worth the buy. Though if people prefer Samsung, I don’t know if they have a cheaper alternative that’s the equivalent to the regular iPad 7th Gen and 8th Gen.
price, included pen, sd card, file management and DEX.. if you're not video editing or wanting 'corel draw/illustrator' type things it's an easy choice.
@@PrashantSaikia meh.. it's a nice app n all but the downsides of owning/using an ipad just rule out the ipad as a choice ( i have an old ipad and it drives me nuts re file management)
@@veeran5465 I'm finding procreate to be pretty nice to work with so far, though I do still jump over to infinite painter often, which is also on android and also performs quite well. There's good choices on both sides now, which is nice, but I personally don't like subscription based apps so clip studio is out for me... Krita is on android now too, in beta though... android is definitely catching up, I just wish the procreate team would figure out a cost affective way of developing an Android version. My decision to keep the iPad pro vs the S7 plus would certainly be a little easier if that were to become a reality... But sadly it won't...
You just made me watch a full 33minutes review without skipping........ you're great unbiased Reviewer ! Anyways i care for value for money and after-sales-costs/compatibility of accessories as well so i'm going for the tab s7 (not the plus version). -With love From India
well in that case, if u have an iPhone just get the ipad because it's more reliable (my brother has an ipad pro and he prefers it more than his samsung s20fe) im also planning on getting the Ipad mini 6 with apple pencil.
Procreate does have strict palm rejection, the setting is called "Disable touch actions" and is in the general section of the gesture controls settings.
I chose the tab s7+ because of the second screen capabilities (as i often work on a laptop) which you described very well. I set it up on my home computer, launched sktechbook pro and had no problem whatsoever to sketch something. I actually have an xppen 15.6 artist pro and I can go from the tab s7+ using the super smooth spen and both fingers to zoom and rotate to the artist pro to use the bigger screen and more ergonomic pencil. The drawback is in that the pressure sensivity is different but both are very good and can be calibrated. So far it works with both artrage and sketchbook and it failed with clip studio. So thank you again.
@@danielmclaren170890 I kept both because I liked the bigger estate of the artist pro and the freedom of the tab S7+. I would say that it depends on your own use of the artist 15.6 : Does its' size and need for a computer prevents you from creating art you feel you would be able to create somewhere else ? Or do you fill hindered when drawing on smaller sized spaces (the with is actually 4 cm less than a A4 sheet of paper). Before buying the tab S7+, i cut some paper sheets in the size and shape of tab s7+ screen and it helped me a lot. Just be aware that the pen tips feel different (even though they are both very good) maybe because of the screen which is somewhat slipery-er. If you're on the fence for other reasons, I can only give my own opinion on how I use android apps. For example Concept can help you overcome the lack of estate (as it's a vectorial app very useful for sketching), infinite painter and artrage are also nice to have. If you don't mind the subscription, I believe clip paint studio android can do anything you do on PC (and it's compatible). You can even take a photo of someone and it will try to replicate it's pose on a 3D model. If you are used to importing photoreferences on your tablet, the tablet's smaller size may be an issue and I would recommend using DEX since the shortcuts are available and it's easier to manage multiple windows (I'm using a 1by one btooth keyboard that works very well with my tab and is both light and inexpensive). Last pro : there is enough battery for my use and it's fastest charge is actually fast. That was maybe too long an answer for a simple question. I hope it helped.
@@hervemarschall8456 thanks for the detailed reply! It answered a lot of what i needed and made me ask more questions about what i am looking for. I want the freedom of the bigger canvas but am limited by apps as im using windows 11 and am only able to use photoshop or autosketch (becasue of my asus zenbook duo) to draw with. The other thing is if want to be able to use my fingers to pinch to zoom and tap to undo and rotate also. I wish i could just mash them both together 😂
i have microsoft 27 inch touchscren pc, ipad pros, and borrowing samsung s7. for drawing I love the smooth screen on s7 for drawing. Microsoft, i really dislike the stylus/
Very awesome review. I have been comparing these two forever but haven't found someone reviewing from an artist point of view which was the last aspect I couldn't come to a conclusion on.
You just need to change display settings to make it more accurate, also note that this just reduces the saturation, your screen will still have a super sharp amoled display
Omg I just watched your whole review and I'm not an artist and am just looking to buy a tablet. I love your art though and you've inspired me to give drawing a go.. can't wait to get the s7 now and looking forward to watching your other vids!
Thanks for the comparison. I thought about getting some kind of tablet to sketch around, but wasn't sure. This comparison actually helps. Enjoyed your review and thanks for sneaking in the sketches of your son - so cute!
Just an Android workflow adjustment... When you select multiple files in Android, you only have to tap and hold for the first file you select. After that, you just tap the other files, without needing to hold first.
@@bambanx If you wander over the internet, you'll get some good apps on both ios and android. You "cannot" measure the quality of apps on both as they both work differently. From what I observed, people just use iPad because their peers use one. The app availability is a second thought for them.
battery life on the Apple Pencil is actually really good, my gen 1 Apple Pencil usually goes on for 2 - 4 days without a re charge, I only use it for drawing tho
+MadMaxx Sure, the black levels on the iPad Pro may not be as inky as I would like them to be, but they’re tolerable. I’m staying with the iPad Pro because I love the app ecosystem.
I looked long for a review between the two systems. Your wonderful video showed me the S7 is ok for my work and the best app to use for my drawings. Thank you very much!
thank you for what i beleive is one of the best reviews in terms of details and unbiasedness. i also greatly appreciate you have the write-up (i actually read the review then came back here to thank you). So thank you again and wish you all the best and much success ahead.
Thank you for the video review. I will take Samsung Tab S7+ with FREE S-Pen any day! Obviously, Galaxy Tab S7+ is far superior to iPad Pro. And why the hell do you have to buy an extra digital pen when you are purchasing a professional tablet costing $1,000???? Apple is going nuts about overpricing everything!!!
Apple will gouge because they can. Ignorant RUclipsrs have been real enablers for Apple for years, nauseatingly citing iPads as the only real option for discerning users. It is my view that the Tab S7+ tablet betters the iPad Pro in many crucial aspects, inccluding price, file handling, pen support, and external display capability.
@@sumitharsh Well to connect to my home network or work network. I also share development tools like VS code to it. So its awesome portable device, if I dont want to drag my laptop everywhere.
The apps are the deal breaker for me. I love clip studio, but I will not pay for the monthly fee, especially since I already paid the laptop software. I'd rather spend 10$ on procreate than using free, less intuitive and less professional android apps.
This. lol Procreate and Affinity Photo are my most used apps on the ipad. I also dislike subscriptions and have CSP on desktop (I also feel csp is not as great on the tablets as desktop just because the UI is not as tuned for tablets). Also not a fan of the wider aspect ratio to be honest. I also love the tilt on the apple pencil for sketching. Everything else besides drawing and photos is less important to me. :)
I've been an Ipad Pro user for years (1st gen). These file management issues you point out are right on the money and just insane. What is Apple thinking? I'm seriously considering switching to the Samsung because of 1.)Better value, but especially 2.)File management and general compatibility issues. It drives me nuts, transferring files and other mundane tasks are always a pain. It just kills the experience. Apple hardware is sublime, but they destroy so much utility with these pointless usability firewalls.
You can produce the colours of the Samsung when printing. If you of course you the correct paper. Although if you were to use an off white paper it would produce a colour closer to what I see on an iPad I have worked on large printing machines for over 20 years.
Hmmm I think S7 + may be better a value... However, ipad is still, without doubt, a better choice for the Pro artists, designer or Illustrator. It looks like the s7+ has greater versatility for the average consumer; when it comes to general productivity, file management and general compatibility conveniences with other hardware systems like PC's, touchscreen Monitors, USB hubs, Proper mouse support and menu system with Dex , not to forget that Dex can work wirelessly now, and then there's EasyCanvas. Again... thanks for yet another excellent, detailed comparison video.
a pro can can recreate the same exact quality picture with either tablet. So in reality functionality and usability they both are just as good and effective. the only differences in performance are going to negligible and just personal preference. The Screen looks nicer on the Samsung s7+ and it has the ability to play xbox games on their where the ipad doesnt, the cost is cheaper and comes with the pen instead of buying one for $100+ more dollars. They both support Pro art tools and both a pristine tablets. Your not going to go wrong on buying either or.
@Raj Neo 5:30 OLED display is really great...but 120hz oled display has many problems that are still being solved like poor white balance, lower resolution, fast battery drain and fast color degradation. Also android manufacturers are really not great in implementations as they prefer being first. The OLED display for example. it is far from color accuracy like in iPhones and not good in near black handling....it's all about processor esp Apple uses Samsung OLED panels. Like different cooks and cooking processes but same ingredients ruclips.net/video/7XAfBAi0wCg/видео.html Samsung Note models and tab s7+ are probably the closest but most android phones are far from accuracy etc due to processor. Same with Sony monitors with LCD vs same LCD panel in poor color accuracy cheap LCD TVs Even iPhone's 720LCD is not same to 1080p LCD in android phones due to processor even if same panels. ruclips.net/video/dcFXEXJicgc/видео.html I'll wait for Apple to solve it esp AI for screen burn in prevention since computers like tablets has the highest risk of screen burn ins due to many static images.......and finally make OLED iPads that will be durable for next 10 years without color degradation etc and color accurate too. Near black handling is another issue where oled becomes too dark that it loses details in dark areas unlike in LCD or OLED with great processor like in Panasonic and Sony OLED tv despite same oled panel from LG whose oled tvs are not color accurate and poor in nearblack handling as tested by HDTVtest. Shades of grey becomes inky blank in poor near black handling Apps, real support, durability for 10+years and still smooth etc is another issue. If for file system...laptop is better option. Or use ravpower file hub for ipads..
Good video. What I specially liked is that you covered the file sharing and external screen connector side which major videos don't do. Yes file management in android is very easy as compared to IOS.
Love this, BTW there are now tablet holders that allow you to adjust the height & angle of your tablet so you can draw for hours with no issues. Good one!
This is extremely helpful. I've been scouring YT for a review specifically for an artist task and honestly I am leaning to IPad Pro. Thanks to this review Android based tablets make a big comeback for me(specially the pricing and the S pen). Good job on this review!
It's Samsung or Galaxy ecosystem not "Android". They're not the same. There are even some of the apps, store and UI elements here you won't find on any regular Android.
Yes, Google no longer supports Android tablets so the great work Samsung is doing in their tablets deserves recognition as they try to create their own ecosystem like Apple. Both have pros and cons and it is subjective now that Samsung has upped their game.
Also, China Samsung Galaxy store is not the same as outside of China. There is no Clip Studio available on the Chinese Galaxy store and no way to change the Galaxy store region to outside China even with a VPN.
@@theskyspire That's too bad. But I believe the apk file will somehow be cracked and made available to every Android soon. But keep searching or contact Samsung on how to get it in your region
Samsung galaxy is one system. Not Samsung [or] Galaxy. And it runs on android and is apart of the same ecosystem, and you can download any samsung app on any other modern android device via google. you can search the apk file and install it. a lot of people mod them so you can still access it.
Really good, unbiased review. The tab S7+ seems to be far better value for money because the iPad is much more focused on creativity, which is not the majority of people. A few things to point out, on android you don't need to long press every item when selecting many files, just one time then you can tap the rest. Also pricing varies drastically based on country/region so maybe consider showing a variety of prices. In New Zealand (my home country) the prices are significantly higher when converted to USD. Same thing here in the Philippines where I currently am, the price for an iPad 12.9 inch for example is about $1120 for the base model and that's from a "cheaper" third party store, not the Apple store. Anyway great review overall. Even though I'm not a creative type, I am still leaning toward getting another iPad simply because they have better resale value and I usually upgrade my tech every 1-2 years but the Tab S7+ is really amazing value for money.
iPad does have better resale value. Tab S7+ is good value for money. But a secondhand Tab S7+ is incredible value for money because of the resale value. lol
Many thanks Teoh for this detailed and in depth comparison. You actually helped me make up my mind. Till now i was not able to and was getting more and more confused by every such video i was watching! 😊
I love csp for pc. But I find it odd that nobody mentions in these reviews that csp on android/ ios is a subscription service only. Thats a huge turn off for some people. Enough so that Procreate may tip the scales for the ipad.
When i got a Samsung tablet i was sad for not being able to use procreate, but I've found that Infinite Painter has (as far as I've seen) the same features and it's also a one time payment I really recommend it for Android users over CSP, which not only is a monthly payment but i also don't think it's very optimized for mobile devices :]
You can adjust the colors more deeply than just switching to Normal from Vivid on the Samsung and have a quick access button to flip it back and forth instantly. Your problem isn't really much of a problem if you're intimate with the device.
Another excellent review... I appreciate you touching on the subject that you only really need one good software for its purpose. I've used Clip Studio Paint Profesionally for years and am glad to see it on the tablet form factor. I also came to a similar conclusion of file management. I typically work on desktop and surface book, but wanted a portable device to continue work on the go. I tried the Ipad Pro but returned it because it was so locked down in its file system. The Galaxy Tab S6 I have works beautifully with clipstudio and my real workflow, so It's great to see the S7 extend further. Your review covered everything I wanted to see perfectly and has solidified my reasoning to upgrade when I am able. Thank you sir
Is clip studio are fast on samsung tablet? And is the pen are good enough? I use csp and an display tablet but i need to replace a bit my laptop its gonna left me soon
@@rabiia_art It runs very fast. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ actually runs faster than most computer setups due to the pen with excellent low latency and 120 refresh rate. I use it almost exclusively now for professional work.
@@rabiia_art I've used mine since launch every day without issues or wear on the nib. You can find replacement nibs at samsungparts.com based on what I see in a samsung forum search. I can't vouch for it though. I do know you can also use third party pens like Staedtler.
@@rabiia_art ive heard on reddit by many that the nibs of tab s3 and s4 and note 8/9 etc. Work in the tab s7 plus spen. I just ordered them and will check
Thanks for the review. I should be sleeping but I watched the entire video. I already pre-ordered the new 12.9 ipad pro with XDR display. At least I can be sure the color is more accurate, also the m1 cpu is even more powerful than the to-be-released samsung s8's snapdragon 888. More expensive, but over all more fluid experience and will have relatively better resell value.
Using tab s6 here. Since day 1 i've set my display to natural, with blue light filter to minimum, and for me it's well enough for viewing photos or drawing. I don't like the oversaturated default settings of any display especially amoled.
Thank you for saying this. I dont understand why every reviewer is so gung ho about amoled displays ALL THE TIME. I get it that it is vibrant and has that "wow" factor but it is only "showroom worthy" in my honest opinion. In daily use, super saturated colours hurt the eyes and look gaudy after a while. I'm a s20 ultra user but I like the display on the iPhone 11 pros more. I like how Apple calibrate their displays. They are vibrant and are softer on the eyes. If i turn on the natural mode on my s20 the colours get too muted. The iPhone display has the colours spot on right out of the box.
@@nipunsharma5351 I believe up until today Apple is the only one company taking this display color matter seriously in all of their product lines. Too bad I don't like to use them. Anyway, in case with my tab s6, natural display setting does reveal a bit of detail in a picture that is lost by the oversaturated default setting, but it is indeed a bit muted. I've found that by activating blue light filter at minimum helps making it a little bit more vibrant but still retaining the details.
OLED display is really great...but 120hz oled display has many problems that are still being solved like poor white balance, lower resolution, fast battery drain and fast color degradation. Also android manufacturers are really not great in implementations as they prefer being first. The OLED display for example. it is far from color accuracy like in iPhones and not good in near black handling....it's all about processor esp Apple uses Samsung OLED panels. Like different cooks and cooking processes but same ingredients ruclips.net/video/7XAfBAi0wCg/видео.html Samsung Note models and tab s7+ are probably the closest but most android phones are far from accuracy etc due to processor. Same with Sony monitors with LCD vs same LCD panel in poor color accuracy cheap LCD TVs Even iPhone's 720LCD is not same to 1080p LCD in android phones due to processor even if same panels. ruclips.net/video/dcFXEXJicgc/видео.html I'll wait for Apple to solve it esp AI for screen burn in prevention since computers like tablets has the highest risk of screen burn ins due to many static images.......and finally make OLED iPads that will be durable for next 10 years without color degradation etc and color accurate too. Near black handling is another issue where oled becomes too dark that it loses details in dark areas unlike in LCD or OLED with great processor like in Panasonic and Sony OLED tv despite same oled panel from LG whose oled tvs are not color accurate and poor in nearblack handling as tested by HDTVtest. Shades of grey becomes inky blank in poor near black handling Apps, real support, durability for 10+years and still smooth etc is another issue.
Dude! Thank you so much. Your video was so helpful, especially your unbiased advice and your artistic angle. You really hit on everything we need to make an informed purchase. Fantastic!
what a fantastic review/comparison. much better than the typical tech reviewer. ok sure it plays games and records this benchmark time. what about the ecosystem and actually using it in a work flow. Again excellent review.
The best, most amazing and unbiased review I saw on youtube. I was yearning for such review from Artist view of point. and you my friend delivered the best I can wish for, so thank you very much for this fantastic review.
My surface pro 4 seems to be on it's last legs and I was wondering what to replace it with. All of my artist friends have an iPad but im much more comfortable with a Samsung interface. this video has given me a lot to think about so thank you!
My Surface pro 4 is too! I recently got a Samsung Galaxy Note 9 ex display phone very cheap and have loved drawing on it, so i reckon I'm going to get the Tab s7 +, thanks for a really good comparison review, very helpful!
You're in for a treat no matter your choice. Both the spen as well as the apple pencil are leagues ahead of the surface pen. That is especially true for a gen 4 surface. No more wobbly lines and no more obnoxiously high activation pressure. Plus you get fairly goid tilt sensitivity.
I had a 10th gen iPad ruclips.net/user/postUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA . Felt it getting pretty slow at times even after doing a reset. So I am using that as a tablet for my 5 year old son and got this 9th gen version. MUCH faster, a little slimmer, smaller bezels, all around a leap forward. Plus, for the price that’s about $130-$150 cheaper than a current new model this is a nice deal. I look forward to the M-series CPUs coming into iPads which will really help future proof these tablets better but these latest CPUs are pretty strong and should do better to last several years with no compromises.
Sharing the experience: All videos on comparison or review are stick to note-taking, it seems like all RUclipsrs are Apple's notebook salesmen and selling it to students. Few are covering drawing or video editing too, but how many artists are there! Or some are just talking about specifications like Chip, Speakers, Cable, Ram, Storage or refresh rate, unlocking speed in nano-second difference, thickness, which iPad support which pencil or keyboard, we know them. We need review not specification. No One shares the actual experience working on an iPad or Android tablet. I'm sharing my experience for business/job people: If you are a seller: -If you are a seller on social media then Gallery Management is good in Android as you can easily manage folders. iPad folders are bad. Even selecting multiple items on iPad is time-consuming where you have better in Samsung with touch and drag. -if you copy and paste a lot, then Samsung is better because it has a good clipboard and remembers many copied items together, you can paste them together. -Whatsapp, FB, and Instagram Automatic reply apps save time which are on Android not on iOS. -Whatsapp is not available on the iPad. If you need for general office use: -MS Office: You can open two files at a time with multi window. You need to buy MS Office 365 for Rs. 4200 per year. Free is only viewing, not editing. (Both iPad/Android). It can't replace your laptop. -Email experience is almost the same on both of them. -File sharing and file opening is poor on iPad as it doesn't open Zip Files. -if you like using multiple accounts on Whatsapp or Skype, then Samsung offers dual messenger which installs one more same app on the device for the second account. Besides this, Android has Skype lite also which means you can run 3 Skype on one tablet. -importing/exporting from pc to tablet is easier on Android, you can transfer anything. On iPad, you can transfer limited things. -iPad offers automation settings like if this happens then do this, which is nice. -searching in device: Apple does is faster. From Brands: -Apps on the iPad App Store are better than apps on Samsung because many developers make apps for iPad but not for Samsung. -Support: you get more support on iPad from Apple, like software updates with new features but Samsung is slow in it and leaves you after some time. No updates, no new features. -Resale value: both poor. -Repair or Maintenance: Apple is more expensive. -Privacy: I believe privacy is not only about locking the device, but also when you handover your unlocked device to someone, where Samsung wins because it has a secure folder (transfer any app or content there and access there only) as well as a private gallery. -Samsung Dex looks cool but not so good because apps are not customized for this. Samsung own apps and few apps work fine in Dex, so not that effective. -iPad gets connected to Apple devices nicely, even screen sharing, file sharing etc. For you: Samsung: Media, Seller, normal job, Gallary, Privacy from friends/family, General Things, Organizing things, Apple: Student, Artists, Privacy from outside world, Apps, have iPhone & Macbook, Show-off,
what do you mean with "you can transfer limited things on ipad" ? i've never had an apple product and was thinking of getting an ipad for drawing but if i can't transfer as many files as i want to pc / from pc then wtf.....
@@chiefd13 images and videos can be transferred via file manager by just plugin. Other documents, music, movies or sketching format files or psd can be transferres via iTunes only and that will directly go to the app. For example, if you need to transfer photoshop file, first you must have photoshop installed in ipad, then you will open iTunes on laptop and go to File Sharing > Photoshop and upload psd file, you cannot select any other format if you are uploading for photoshop. Once you upload and save, you will see the file in Photoshop app in iPad. You cannot find it in file manager. So basically you can only transfer those files for which you have an app to open it on iPad. For sketching purpose, I recommend iPad over Samsung. iPad Air 2020 will be a good choice, you might feel 64Gb as less storage so you can go for higher storage option too if needed. For sketching, matte finish screen guard with give you more stability on pencil movement but be informed it will fray pencil nib faster than normal use which you will need to replace soon that is not so much expensive.
@@parul2002 thank you for this information. is all this because Apple uses different file formats than Androids for their media? this is kinda inconvenient ngl. but at the same time it's prolly even more inconvenient that on Samsung Tabs you only have Clip Studio Paint and that's it when you can have Photoshop and Procreate and a bunch of other software for drawing on iPads. also I'm hearing the Apple Pencil is relatively expensive so if it wears out quickly... idek if it's worth it at this point
@@chiefd13 yes apple pencil is expensive, it's maintenance cost also when nib is damaged and on the other side samsung offers it at free. I recommended Apple just because of apps in app store, if all of your useful apps are available in android also then samsung is good because you can simply plugin and drag any item to samsung file manager, no matter it is supported by device or not, you can use it as storage and transfer also. Besides this, new feature of samsung that sync your copy-paste clipboard is amazing. For example, you like one picture in your samsung phone, just copy it from phone and paste it in tablet and start editing it. This is cool.
Im an artist so idk what to choose, bc i want an good tablet fast, mostly pencil and im clip studio user for one year im not. A professional but still want to do quality art and something lasting long
Thank you for the in depth review, the file system is why I'm going back to android. Art apps on iPad with the pencil were great but it was so annoying trying to post my work from the tablet.
You can transfer your files vice versa using “Airmore” its just wifi sharing network and its free just download the app in the gadget you need (for me my iphone to my windows laptop) when your in the laptop you can scan the code or just type the ip adress. I used this all the time and its wireless! Love it! Just sharing lol.
Everyone always raves about how amazing the ipad pro, pencil and procreate are without talking about the other technical downside that seem to come with the ipad. It seems the Samsung tablet makes moving around and file management much easier but isnt as good when it comes to art related things. I still havent decided but just for cost reasons i might go with the Samsung.
such a great and informative video! exactly what I was looking for! I got a very good idea about the pros and cons of both models and it was really easy to follow the explinations for me as a german speaking person ^^ I´m really happy i found this video. thank you for creating it!
Great job on the review. I have the S7+ and I like to draw using "Vivid" but I haven't tried to print anything yet. The colors on the "vivid" display setting are just so superior, you can get bright saturated neon colors that you just can't get on "natural." Everything just "pops" so much better.. it's eye candy. I don't recommend using "natural" at all.. the colors are ugly in comparison.
@@carlosalexanderlazaro7217 No. I mean with your palm resting on the display (I've been using Krita and you can turn off finger painting so only the stylus is recognized), the front of the display feels slightly warmer than room temperature, but it is a good feeling.
Vivid is nice, but if you're painting, you have to consider what your client, boss or audience might see when you send/upload it. It's best to use natural because it shows the most accurate colors, and is most likely what other people would see, so you need to make it look as good as possible on natural. If it looks good in vivid, it's possible that it looks crap on other people's screens because you didn't take their screens into consideration. While something done in natural will always look good in vivid, so it's best to just use natural when doing art as default.
@@PomuLeafEveryday I disagree. A true artist cares more about what his own eyes see, not what others see. The fact is that the "natural" mode displays less colors, it represents a much narrower color gamut. It's more important to stay true to the vision of the artist than to dilute the inspiration by weakening the artist's tools. It is the difference between a 5 star chef and McDonald's cook. If you want to tweak original awesome art later on a lesser display, you always have the freedom to do that at the end. It's like saying, don't use premium ingredients for your recipe because other people can't find them in their local supermarket. Stay pure to your inspiration; don't pander and don't settle.
@@theskyspire That's an artist for the sake of being an artist then. Not a commercial artist who has a job to make art for a product, I really don't recommend working like this if you have a client or a job. Vivid mode is really distorted and doesn't represent what the majority see, and your boss/client will be really pissed at you if they end up seeing really different to what you drew. Vivid mode can lead to undersaturation of your colors, because the screen oversaturates it for you. And Natural doesn't display less colors at all, where'd you get this from? It just means the colors are closer to how the eye would see it, while vivid saturates the image for you making everything pop, which is nice for a consumer, but not an artist. Nothing is limiting the range of colors available, Samsung has the best displays available with some of the best color ranges.
Thank you for another terrific review; you've told me everything I need to know. Almost everything--I'll probably go for the Samsung tablet, but I'm going to give it a little more time and wait for early adopters to find out what the problems crop up after a month or so, and if they can be solved. There are always problems with everything in tech!
Great and thorough review I was thinking there's no good tablets out there other than apple but with this very clear, unbiased review I see now that ipad is not for me. I was interested at first on the surface tablet but the reviews are not great. I'm still curious to know how well Microsoft office works on the S7
@@filthyimpetuoussoul6220 5:30 OLED display is really great...but 120hz oled display has many problems that are still being solved like poor white balance, lower resolution, fast battery drain and fast color degradation. Also android manufacturers are really not great in implementations as they prefer being first. The OLED display for example. it is far from color accuracy like in iPhones and not good in near black handling....it's all about processor esp Apple uses Samsung OLED panels. Like different cooks and cooking processes but same ingredients ruclips.net/video/7XAfBAi0wCg/видео.html Samsung Note models and tab s7+ are probably the closest but most android phones are far from accuracy etc due to processor. Same with Sony monitors with LCD vs same LCD panel in poor color accuracy cheap LCD TVs Even iPhone's 720LCD is not same to 1080p LCD in android phones due to processor even if same panels. ruclips.net/video/dcFXEXJicgc/видео.html I'll wait for Apple to solve it esp AI for screen burn in prevention since computers like tablets has the highest risk of screen burn ins due to many static images.......and finally make OLED iPads that will be durable for next 10 years without color degradation etc and color accurate too. Near black handling is another issue where oled becomes too dark that it loses details in dark areas unlike in LCD or OLED with great processor like in Panasonic and Sony OLED tv despite same oled panel from LG whose oled tvs are not color accurate and poor in nearblack handling as tested by HDTVtest. Shades of grey becomes inky blank in poor near black handling Apps, real support, durability for 10+years and still smooth etc is another issue. If for file system...laptop is better option. Or use ravpower file hub for ipads..
I might snatch the Galaxy S7+ once it falls in price, the fact it has an SD card reader, and after a few months CSP probably be over its android beta test phase, by then. If only Apple would implement sd card readers, having an extra potential 500gb without having to pay an arm, would be neat. My 2017 ipad pro is always gasping for space...
Excellent, thank you for the extended review. I missed the ability to have multiple overlapping windows on Samsung Android, the is simply not possible w Apples terrible "multitasking".
I'm not a fan of apple ecosystem so I'm glad there's finally a solid competition in the android market. Though if there was a reason for me to pick iPad if would no doubt be the screen size. I wonder if Samsung will ever realize they can change the ratio to something more comfortable for work especially with how much they are pushing dex and high end HW now :-).
@@Desert371 I personally prefer the iPad ratio for probably everything. The wider screen on portrait is more comfortable for me for work while the other is usually just fine anyway :0 Different people different reasons hehe :-)
5:00 I almost wish that Samsung would release an update for all their devices that would include multiple color calibration profiles that more closely mimics that of printed outputs, ie. CYMK color profiles, in addition to sRGB profiles.
Fantastic review! Would it be possible to do a quick comparison of Clip Studio screen size on the iPad Pro 11" to the S7 Plus? Wondering if the aspect ratio of iPad with a smaller screen will still be greater than the S7 Plus or not. This can be especially timely with the just announced iPad Air 4 that has a 10.9" screen. Thank you!
Hey Guys, here my full input after my experience with Multiple S Pen Tabs, and multiple ipads using for art for a few years now. Ive owned: Tab s4, Tab S6 Lite, Tab S7+, Tab S8 Ultra. IPad Air 2, iPad Pro 2018 12.9, M1 Mini Led iPad Pro 2021 12.9, ipad mini 6 2021 I love my Tab s7+ and my Tab S8 Ultra, but I have to be completley honest. Apple Penci (2) is so incredibly superior to S Pen in everyway. After using Apple Pencil with my iPad Mini 6, I hate drawing with the S Pen. I hate the squishy rubber tip because it trails and rolls around. Although I did find a nice hard white tip for the S Pen which feels so much better. It also feels too light and cheap and its hard to control because its so light. Apple Pencil is a great thickness and weight. The only Big negative about Apple Pencil is that it has to be charged to be used. I dont even use the bluetooth features on my S pen so i feel like the apple pencil really doesnt need Bluetooth when it doesnt even have wireless features like the S Pen. But the Apple Pencil has perfect pressure senses and draws directly on contact, you dont need to put pressure for it to recognize, unlike the S Pen. Oh, and Procreate is the best Pixel Drawing app out of any operating system, i like it better than Photoshop, and Adobe Fresco has both regular pixels AND vector too, and not available on Android. So as far as art goes, iPad with 2nd Gen Apple Pencil wins by a long shot. And Mini Leds looks and feels better than Samsungs Oleds. Its much better and brighter outdoors as well. I would highly suggest the M1 Mini-Led 12.9" iPad Pro for all Artwork.
Love your artist reviews. When you review the new iPad air in October, can you do a segment on the latency, my tab s6 was so bad i had to get rid of it. Rumor has it it's bad, also supposedly the brightness is low. Thanks in advance.
@@abeld94 i experienced it twice with Samsung microSD card from Samsung store. It's bad luck most likely. Never experienced it in my apple devices because they have no external microSD support and O think that's why Samsung is going to no sd card support in their new phones....let alone the secure folder and other apps need the internal storage because external SD cards are not secure for many apps gathering data and can corrupt some data.
@@samuelmanny6231 they go with no external SD for money and increase their price for more memory. Simple as that. Hell I'm using a micro SD card for a Nintendo Switch which has a more intensive read and write operations that a regular tablet and not a single file corruption. I would recommend buy another SD, not a Samsung one. Also when you use it. Android and Windows has a safe "eject" option. Most people on Android don't use it. Then you have file corruption
@@abeld94 ok. Thanks for the advice...I'll do that once I buy Samsung tablet in around 2023 to ditch my s10 plus and for all my pirated files eps downloads there like movies and series like Naruto....😂😂😂. Good thing I have back up in my Samsung external hard drive. I currently use ipad pro 2018 and ordered M1 iPad pro miniled for tablets and other apple products like iPhone 12 pro max etc as main daily driver esp personal stuffs.
I actually like samsung tab s7+ pen but I leaning towards the ipad because of procreate. But I never use procreate or clip studio before so I can go with either.
I think Apple's pen seems to be a little better but the tablet has an animation of 30 fps and Samsung's 60 or higher seems better to me...the two pens are sensational I think I will Samsung tab s7 +
Ya the display has me worried cause I'm a photographer and when I edit photos I want a good enough display but I want it accurate enough so I can transfer or share my edits without it looking different.
33mins later and I realized I don't even draw! Was just looking for comparisons and this guys voice and soothing nature led me through the whole video. Nice unbiased review!
If you don't draw, it's kinda hard to compare these two tablets, it's the whole ios vs android thing, main points of comparison, screen, speakers, camera. Software wise it's all completely subjective
Lmao! I thought it was just me!!
me too i was twenty minutes in like i can't draw for the life of me but i still watched lmfao
Then start drawing it's a beautiful hobby lol
I love his videos because of his soothing voice and speaking. Many ASMR characteristics in his videos.
This is the first iPad Pro comparison video I've seen that actually informs me of some of the setbacks people don't talk about. Everyone is always raving about the same things, the pencil and Procreate. The photos and external display management are highly annoying to me personally and I need to be able to just hook my tablet up to the Windows machine and transfer photos immediately without using iTunes. So thank you! This makes it easier for me to choose the Samsung.
What app are you using?
Yeah, I just can't go back to a' apple product just because transferring files is a chore.
@@anonymhous8875 Not only that. After updating to iOS 16, Google Street View app is now broken. Granted, the app will be terminated in Mar 21 this year despite its popularity, who knows it might still be usable if we roll back to an older version, something easily done on Android. That's on Android. On iOS 16, the system always forces the app to rotate to portrait. Every 360 picture you click on, it reverts to portrait. This only happened after the update.
Updates with contributions from viewers
- Clip Studio only available on Samsung Galaxy tablets through Samsung app store
- Procreate has "Disable touch actions" for strict palm rejection
- Tab S7 can be used as external display with "SuperDisplay", "EasyCanvas" app
- Use "Link to Windows" app on Tab S7 to transfer files wirelessly to Windows 10
- Samsung Galaxy Store in China doesn't have CSP
00:00 - Intro
00:57 - Price
01:09 - General performance
01:55 - Design, weight
03:50 - Display
06:35 - Aspect ratio
08:15 - Apple Pen and S Pen
15:23 - 120Hz, latency
18:03 - Palm rejection
18:55 - Variety and quality of apps
22:35 - File management
25:40 - External display support
30:06 - Battery life
31:00 - Conclusion
I'm living in China, and I can report that Clip Studio is not available on the Chinese Galaxy Store. Also, even with a VPN and changing my region to the US, it will not show a different region Galaxy store, so I cannot get this app yet. Krita also has "disable touch paint"
hey where did you get the matte screen protector looks damn good
@@eunie178 That's Paperlike which is US $40+. You can get SuperShieldz from Amazon and it's $10 which is kinda similar.
Autodesk sketchbook, android appear chunk by chunk, yes I agree. On the clip studio paint, I can see apple is appearing chunk by chunk yet you are just saying android is more smoother and in real world won't see any difference.. you are just biased.
@@ilink06 I don't care about the brand as long as it works. And I don't care about those details unless they affect my work, which they don't in this case.
Finally, someone who isn't regurgitating specs and forcing me to buy a $1200 USD laptop for what a $300 USD tablet could do. Thank you for your demonstration.
Honestly, you're the first UN-BIASED reviewer "a proper" very very proper! Good luck with all your project. Thank for the enlightment.
I agree with this. Big Tech channels are not even reviewing this product and CNET even suggested not to buy S7+. But after this video, many of us now know what to buy.
Did he mention That s7+ 120hz makes a difference in usability experience?
@@nateportney672 both tablets have 120hz display, so why does he have to mention it anyway in a comparison video?
He's not unbias. Clearly an Apple guy
It’s a great review. Though it’s still an overpriced review. I know a lot of artists already have an iPad Pro (I do as well) ‘cause that was the only iPad available to use the Apple Pencil a lot of years. It’s only been about 2 years since Apple made it that all lines of iPads can use the Apple Pencil. Of course only the versions that came out a couple of years ago. I think that when the iPad 7th Gen come out (that’s the basic iPad on its 7th Generation), regular iPad 7th Gen people could start to get the Apple Pencil 1 for $100 or The Crayon for about $70 and buy the regular iPad for about at lowest $350-$450 usd depending on if Apple is having a sale (usually at Best Buy stores online and in-stores). I don’t know about Samsung if they have a cheaper equivalent to their S7 line of tablets that come with the stylus and do almost all of the same things that their S7 lines can do. For people on a budget, the regular iPad (starting from the 7th Gen) is worth the buy. Though if people prefer Samsung, I don’t know if they have a cheaper alternative that’s the equivalent to the regular iPad 7th Gen and 8th Gen.
price, included pen, sd card, file management and DEX..
if you're not video editing or wanting 'corel draw/illustrator' type things it's an easy choice.
You can totally do great video editing with Adobe Rush. Works like butter!
I have an iPad pro because Procreate is not available in Android :(
@@PrashantSaikia meh.. it's a nice app n all but the downsides of owning/using an ipad just rule out the ipad as a choice ( i have an old ipad and it drives me nuts re file management)
@@PrashantSaikia want to buy S7+, but damn, always wanted to try procreate
@@veeran5465 I'm finding procreate to be pretty nice to work with so far, though I do still jump over to infinite painter often, which is also on android and also performs quite well. There's good choices on both sides now, which is nice, but I personally don't like subscription based apps so clip studio is out for me... Krita is on android now too, in beta though... android is definitely catching up, I just wish the procreate team would figure out a cost affective way of developing an Android version. My decision to keep the iPad pro vs the S7 plus would certainly be a little easier if that were to become a reality... But sadly it won't...
You just made me watch a full 33minutes review without skipping........ you're great unbiased Reviewer ! Anyways i care for value for money and after-sales-costs/compatibility of accessories as well so i'm going for the tab s7 (not the plus version).
-With love From India
Probably the differences between the two won't even effect me but i just can't stop comparing them.
Me too! Hahaha
Same boat I'm in
well in that case, if u have an iPhone just get the ipad because it's more reliable (my brother has an ipad pro and he prefers it more than his samsung s20fe) im also planning on getting the Ipad mini 6 with apple pencil.
Procreate does have strict palm rejection, the setting is called "Disable touch actions" and is in the general section of the gesture controls settings.
Thanks. I didn't know that!
I chose the tab s7+ because of the second screen capabilities (as i often work on a laptop) which you described very well. I set it up on my home computer, launched sktechbook pro and had no problem whatsoever to sketch something. I actually have an xppen 15.6 artist pro and I can go from the tab s7+ using the super smooth spen and both fingers to zoom and rotate to the artist pro to use the bigger screen and more ergonomic pencil. The drawback is in that the pressure sensivity is different but both are very good and can be calibrated. So far it works with both artrage and sketchbook and it failed with clip studio. So thank you again.
I also have the artist 15.6 . im thinking of selling it and buying an s7 +
Would you recommend doing so?
@@danielmclaren170890 I kept both because I liked the bigger estate of the artist pro and the freedom of the tab S7+. I would say that it depends on your own use of the artist 15.6 : Does its' size and need for a computer prevents you from creating art you feel you would be able to create somewhere else ? Or do you fill hindered when drawing on smaller sized spaces (the with is actually 4 cm less than a A4 sheet of paper). Before buying the tab S7+, i cut some paper sheets in the size and shape of tab s7+ screen and it helped me a lot. Just be aware that the pen tips feel different (even though they are both very good) maybe because of the screen which is somewhat slipery-er.
If you're on the fence for other reasons, I can only give my own opinion on how I use android apps. For example Concept can help you overcome the lack of estate (as it's a vectorial app very useful for sketching), infinite painter and artrage are also nice to have. If you don't mind the subscription, I believe clip paint studio android can do anything you do on PC (and it's compatible). You can even take a photo of someone and it will try to replicate it's pose on a 3D model. If you are used to importing photoreferences on your tablet, the tablet's smaller size may be an issue and I would recommend using DEX since the shortcuts are available and it's easier to manage multiple windows (I'm using a 1by one btooth keyboard that works very well with my tab and is both light and inexpensive).
Last pro : there is enough battery for my use and it's fastest charge is actually fast.
That was maybe too long an answer for a simple question. I hope it helped.
@@hervemarschall8456 thanks for the detailed reply! It answered a lot of what i needed and made me ask more questions about what i am looking for.
I want the freedom of the bigger canvas but am limited by apps as im using windows 11 and am only able to use photoshop or autosketch (becasue of my asus zenbook duo) to draw with.
The other thing is if want to be able to use my fingers to pinch to zoom and tap to undo and rotate also.
I wish i could just mash them both together 😂
@@danielmclaren170890 don't we all 😁
i have microsoft 27 inch touchscren pc, ipad pros, and borrowing samsung s7. for drawing I love the smooth screen on s7 for drawing. Microsoft, i really dislike the stylus/
Never seen a single review this great, this detailed and this professional. Brilliant review. Thanks a lot.
Clear. Thorough. Balanced. Knowledgable. Exactly what I was in need of.
Thank you so much for such valuable information. I'm an artist myself and I couldn't find artist focused reviews of these tablets until now.
Very awesome review. I have been comparing these two forever but haven't found someone reviewing from an artist point of view which was the last aspect I couldn't come to a conclusion on.
Amazing! Teoh!
This is the real review!
Lots of youtubers can learn a thing or two from you.
Hmm that point about super amoled and actual print is interesting. 🤔🤔 Thank you so much Teoh, your reviews are always so reliable!
You just need to change display settings to make it more accurate, also note that this just reduces the saturation, your screen will still have a super sharp amoled display
Omg I just watched your whole review and I'm not an artist and am just looking to buy a tablet. I love your art though and you've inspired me to give drawing a go.. can't wait to get the s7 now and looking forward to watching your other vids!
Thanks for the comparison. I thought about getting some kind of tablet to sketch around, but wasn't sure. This comparison actually helps. Enjoyed your review and thanks for sneaking in the sketches of your son - so cute!
My mobile phone costs just as much as the Apple Pencil 2nd gen
Yeah an Apple pencil costs a minimum wage in Brazil, it's too expensive
Just an Android workflow adjustment...
When you select multiple files in Android, you only have to tap and hold for the first file you select. After that, you just tap the other files, without needing to hold first.
It's funny how most reviewers know less about Android. Lol
@@vervetech9395 yeah ikr, most of them don't use them because their peers use Apple.
Depends on the app too, there's also a method of tap-hold the first file, and then swipe across the list of the other files.
@@rakeshiyer5637which have better apps ios or a Android fro draw? Thanks
@@bambanx If you wander over the internet, you'll get some good apps on both ios and android. You "cannot" measure the quality of apps on both as they both work differently. From what I observed, people just use iPad because their peers use one. The app availability is a second thought for them.
Honestly your reviews are so detailed i was thinking on buying a tablet
A Fantastic comparison video! Kudos for taking the time to give a comprehensive and unbiased review!
battery life on the Apple Pencil is actually really good, my gen 1 Apple Pencil usually goes on for 2 - 4 days without a re charge, I only use it for drawing tho
I use tablets for streaming and reading, and some web browsing. I've always bought iPads but am switching to the S7+ for its OLED screen.
in mart 2021, ipad pro come with mini LED... and A14X processor
Same here.. already have mine and display is great.
I did that and I should have done it years ago
@Raj Neo android is an OS a14x is a SOC
+MadMaxx Sure, the black levels on the iPad Pro may not be as inky as I would like them to be, but they’re tolerable. I’m staying with the iPad Pro because I love the app ecosystem.
I looked long for a review between the two systems. Your wonderful video showed me the S7 is ok for my work and the best app to use for my drawings. Thank you very much!
thank you for what i beleive is one of the best reviews in terms of details and unbiasedness. i also greatly appreciate you have the write-up (i actually read the review then came back here to thank you). So thank you again and wish you all the best and much success ahead.
Thank you for the video review. I will take Samsung Tab S7+ with FREE S-Pen any day! Obviously, Galaxy Tab S7+ is far superior to iPad Pro. And why the hell do you have to buy an extra digital pen when you are purchasing a professional tablet costing $1,000???? Apple is going nuts about overpricing everything!!!
Apple will gouge because they can. Ignorant RUclipsrs have been real enablers for Apple for years, nauseatingly citing iPads as the only real option for discerning users. It is my view that the Tab S7+ tablet betters the iPad Pro in many crucial aspects, inccluding price, file handling, pen support, and external display capability.
@@lauriealach1072 File handling is something apple will never give its users
@@learner5090 Spot on!
Just got my S7+ and I love it. I use it for drawing but also with VPN and remote desktop and its awesome.
How you got it it's not even launch yet. Only s7 is available
Vpn why
@@jlacsagun certain countries already available for sale
@@sumitharsh internet security and anonymously
@@sumitharsh Well to connect to my home network or work network. I also share development tools like VS code to it. So its awesome portable device, if I dont want to drag my laptop everywhere.
The apps are the deal breaker for me. I love clip studio, but I will not pay for the monthly fee, especially since I already paid the laptop software. I'd rather spend 10$ on procreate than using free, less intuitive and less professional android apps.
This. lol Procreate and Affinity Photo are my most used apps on the ipad. I also dislike subscriptions and have CSP on desktop (I also feel csp is not as great on the tablets as desktop just because the UI is not as tuned for tablets). Also not a fan of the wider aspect ratio to be honest. I also love the tilt on the apple pencil for sketching. Everything else besides drawing and photos is less important to me. :)
I've been an Ipad Pro user for years (1st gen). These file management issues you point out are right on the money and just insane. What is Apple thinking? I'm seriously considering switching to the Samsung because of 1.)Better value, but especially 2.)File management and general compatibility issues. It drives me nuts, transferring files and other mundane tasks are always a pain. It just kills the experience. Apple hardware is sublime, but they destroy so much utility with these pointless usability firewalls.
I already changed to Samsung and NO regrets! Love this Tab S7+!!!!
go for Samsung
You can produce the colours of the Samsung when printing. If you of course you the correct paper. Although if you were to use an off white paper it would produce a colour closer to what I see on an iPad I have worked on large printing machines for over 20 years.
Hmmm I think S7 + may be better a value... However, ipad is still, without doubt, a better choice for the Pro artists, designer or Illustrator. It looks like the s7+ has greater versatility for the average consumer; when it comes to general productivity, file management and general compatibility conveniences with other hardware systems like PC's, touchscreen Monitors, USB hubs, Proper mouse support and menu system with Dex , not to forget that Dex can work wirelessly now, and then there's EasyCanvas.
Again... thanks for yet another excellent, detailed comparison video.
I dunno. If you've got Clip Studio on both, I don't personally see a difference. I'd say Android has caught up.
a pro can can recreate the same exact quality picture with either tablet. So in reality functionality and usability they both are just as good and effective. the only differences in performance are going to negligible and just personal preference. The Screen looks nicer on the Samsung s7+ and it has the ability to play xbox games on their where the ipad doesnt, the cost is cheaper and comes with the pen instead of buying one for $100+ more dollars. They both support Pro art tools and both a pristine tablets. Your not going to go wrong on buying either or.
@Raj Neo you really hate apple, don't you? See you everywhere, let people buy whatever tf they want, you filthy fanboi
@@stevejobs7989 You know things are heating up when Steve Jobs starts bashing anti apple people.
@Raj Neo 5:30 OLED display is really great...but 120hz oled display has many problems that are still being solved like poor white balance, lower resolution, fast battery drain and fast color degradation. Also android manufacturers are really not great in implementations as they prefer being first. The OLED display for example. it is far from color accuracy like in iPhones and not good in near black handling....it's all about processor esp Apple uses Samsung OLED panels. Like different cooks and cooking processes but same ingredients ruclips.net/video/7XAfBAi0wCg/видео.html Samsung Note models and tab s7+ are probably the closest but most android phones are far from accuracy etc due to processor. Same with Sony monitors with LCD vs same LCD panel in poor color accuracy cheap LCD TVs
Even iPhone's 720LCD is not same to 1080p LCD in android phones due to processor even if same panels. ruclips.net/video/dcFXEXJicgc/видео.html
I'll wait for Apple to solve it esp AI for screen burn in prevention since computers like tablets has the highest risk of screen burn ins due to many static images.......and finally make OLED iPads that will be durable for next 10 years without color degradation etc and color accurate too. Near black handling is another issue where oled becomes too dark that it loses details in dark areas unlike in LCD or OLED with great processor like in Panasonic and Sony OLED tv despite same oled panel from LG whose oled tvs are not color accurate and poor in nearblack handling as tested by HDTVtest. Shades of grey becomes inky blank in poor near black handling
Apps, real support, durability for 10+years and still smooth etc is another issue.
If for file system...laptop is better option. Or use ravpower file hub for ipads..
Good video. What I specially liked is that you covered the file sharing and external screen connector side which major videos don't do. Yes file management in android is very easy as compared to IOS.
Great review! I just ordered my Samsung Tab S7+ and look forward to using it. Thanks again. :)
Check reddit
Love this, BTW there are now tablet holders that allow you to adjust the height & angle of your tablet so you can draw for hours with no issues. Good one!
This is extremely helpful. I've been scouring YT for a review specifically for an artist task and honestly I am leaning to IPad Pro. Thanks to this review Android based tablets make a big comeback for me(specially the pricing and the S pen). Good job on this review!
It's Samsung or Galaxy ecosystem not "Android". They're not the same. There are even some of the apps, store and UI elements here you won't find on any regular Android.
Thanks. I need to update that
Yes, Google no longer supports Android tablets so the great work Samsung is doing in their tablets deserves recognition as they try to create their own ecosystem like Apple. Both have pros and cons and it is subjective now that Samsung has upped their game.
Also, China Samsung Galaxy store is not the same as outside of China. There is no Clip Studio available on the Chinese Galaxy store and no way to change the Galaxy store region to outside China even with a VPN.
@@theskyspire That's too bad. But I believe the apk file will somehow be cracked and made available to every Android soon. But keep searching or contact Samsung on how to get it in your region
Samsung galaxy is one system. Not Samsung [or] Galaxy. And it runs on android and is apart of the same ecosystem, and you can download any samsung app on any other modern android device via google. you can search the apk file and install it. a lot of people mod them so you can still access it.
This is THE BEST comparison video I've seen so far. And I watched dozens of them!!
Check reddit
The Wacom One pen(the One with a display built in) will work as well, if you're looking for a more substantial pen. Default nibs are hard though.
My son has both the 4k watcom and the latest iPad pro , but he is always using my ms surface studio 2 he likes that its easier on his neck
Really good, unbiased review. The tab S7+ seems to be far better value for money because the iPad is much more focused on creativity, which is not the majority of people. A few things to point out, on android you don't need to long press every item when selecting many files, just one time then you can tap the rest. Also pricing varies drastically based on country/region so maybe consider showing a variety of prices. In New Zealand (my home country) the prices are significantly higher when converted to USD. Same thing here in the Philippines where I currently am, the price for an iPad 12.9 inch for example is about $1120 for the base model and that's from a "cheaper" third party store, not the Apple store.
Anyway great review overall. Even though I'm not a creative type, I am still leaning toward getting another iPad simply because they have better resale value and I usually upgrade my tech every 1-2 years but the Tab S7+ is really amazing value for money.
iPad does have better resale value. Tab S7+ is good value for money. But a secondhand Tab S7+ is incredible value for money because of the resale value. lol
Many thanks Teoh for this detailed and in depth comparison. You actually helped me make up my mind. Till now i was not able to and was getting more and more confused by every such video i was watching! 😊
I love csp for pc. But I find it odd that nobody mentions in these reviews that csp on android/ ios is a subscription service only. Thats a huge turn off for some people. Enough so that Procreate may tip the scales for the ipad.
When i got a Samsung tablet i was sad for not being able to use procreate, but I've found that Infinite Painter has (as far as I've seen) the same features and it's also a one time payment
I really recommend it for Android users over CSP, which not only is a monthly payment but i also don't think it's very optimized for mobile devices :]
Wait it's subscription only? That sucks
And now that Krita exists on both now is a godsend and definitely a great CSP alternative for free.
its like 2$ per month for android or 16$ per year for pro version on android.
You can adjust the colors more deeply than just switching to Normal from Vivid on the Samsung and have a quick access button to flip it back and forth instantly. Your problem isn't really much of a problem if you're intimate with the device.
Another excellent review... I appreciate you touching on the subject that you only really need one good software for its purpose.
I've used Clip Studio Paint Profesionally for years and am glad to see it on the tablet form factor. I also came to a similar conclusion of file management. I typically work on desktop and surface book, but wanted a portable device to continue work on the go. I tried the Ipad Pro but returned it because it was so locked down in its file system.
The Galaxy Tab S6 I have works beautifully with clipstudio and my real workflow, so It's great to see the S7 extend further. Your review covered everything I wanted to see perfectly and has solidified my reasoning to upgrade when I am able.
Thank you sir
Is clip studio are fast on samsung tablet? And is the pen are good enough? I use csp and an display tablet but i need to replace a bit my laptop its gonna left me soon
@@rabiia_art It runs very fast. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ actually runs faster than most computer setups due to the pen with excellent low latency and 120 refresh rate. I use it almost exclusively now for professional work.
@@DwightSanchezArt sadly the nib are too fast and ppl are struggling with searching nib for it)
@@rabiia_art I've used mine since launch every day without issues or wear on the nib. You can find replacement nibs at samsungparts.com based on what I see in a samsung forum search. I can't vouch for it though. I do know you can also use third party pens like Staedtler.
@@rabiia_art ive heard on reddit by many that the nibs of tab s3 and s4 and note 8/9 etc. Work in the tab s7 plus spen. I just ordered them and will check
Thanks for the review. I should be sleeping but I watched the entire video. I already pre-ordered the new 12.9 ipad pro with XDR display. At least I can be sure the color is more accurate, also the m1 cpu is even more powerful than the to-be-released samsung s8's snapdragon 888. More expensive, but over all more fluid experience and will have relatively better resell value.
Using tab s6 here. Since day 1 i've set my display to natural, with blue light filter to minimum, and for me it's well enough for viewing photos or drawing. I don't like the oversaturated default settings of any display especially amoled.
Thank you for saying this. I dont understand why every reviewer is so gung ho about amoled displays ALL THE TIME. I get it that it is vibrant and has that "wow" factor but it is only "showroom worthy" in my honest opinion. In daily use, super saturated colours hurt the eyes and look gaudy after a while. I'm a s20 ultra user but I like the display on the iPhone 11 pros more. I like how Apple calibrate their displays. They are vibrant and are softer on the eyes. If i turn on the natural mode on my s20 the colours get too muted. The iPhone display has the colours spot on right out of the box.
@@nipunsharma5351 I believe up until today Apple is the only one company taking this display color matter seriously in all of their product lines. Too bad I don't like to use them.
Anyway, in case with my tab s6, natural display setting does reveal a bit of detail in a picture that is lost by the oversaturated default setting, but it is indeed a bit muted.
I've found that by activating blue light filter at minimum helps making it a little bit more vibrant but still retaining the details.
@@bivitabrata3188 Right. True clour calibration is underrated and under appreciated.
I just ordered an S7+. I can’t wait to get to work on it!
OLED display is really great...but 120hz oled display has many problems that are still being solved like poor white balance, lower resolution, fast battery drain and fast color degradation. Also android manufacturers are really not great in implementations as they prefer being first. The OLED display for example. it is far from color accuracy like in iPhones and not good in near black handling....it's all about processor esp Apple uses Samsung OLED panels. Like different cooks and cooking processes but same ingredients ruclips.net/video/7XAfBAi0wCg/видео.html Samsung Note models and tab s7+ are probably the closest but most android phones are far from accuracy etc due to processor. Same with Sony monitors with LCD vs same LCD panel in poor color accuracy cheap LCD TVs
Even iPhone's 720LCD is not same to 1080p LCD in android phones due to processor even if same panels. ruclips.net/video/dcFXEXJicgc/видео.html
I'll wait for Apple to solve it esp AI for screen burn in prevention since computers like tablets has the highest risk of screen burn ins due to many static images.......and finally make OLED iPads that will be durable for next 10 years without color degradation etc and color accurate too. Near black handling is another issue where oled becomes too dark that it loses details in dark areas unlike in LCD or OLED with great processor like in Panasonic and Sony OLED tv despite same oled panel from LG whose oled tvs are not color accurate and poor in nearblack handling as tested by HDTVtest. Shades of grey becomes inky blank in poor near black handling
Apps, real support, durability for 10+years and still smooth etc is another issue.
Dude! Thank you so much. Your video was so helpful, especially your unbiased advice and your artistic angle. You really hit on everything we need to make an informed purchase. Fantastic!
Thank you for providing such a thorough review! This answers every single question I had!
excellent review and i really appreciate the file management part as well as hooking up monitors
what a fantastic review/comparison. much better than the typical tech reviewer. ok sure it plays games and records this benchmark time. what about the ecosystem and actually using it in a work flow. Again excellent review.
The best, most amazing and unbiased review I saw on youtube. I was yearning for such review from Artist view of point. and you my friend delivered the best I can wish for, so thank you very much for this fantastic review.
My surface pro 4 seems to be on it's last legs and I was wondering what to replace it with. All of my artist friends have an iPad but im much more comfortable with a Samsung interface. this video has given me a lot to think about so thank you!
My Surface pro 4 is too! I recently got a Samsung Galaxy Note 9 ex display phone very cheap and have loved drawing on it, so i reckon I'm going to get the Tab s7 +, thanks for a really good comparison review, very helpful!
You're in for a treat no matter your choice. Both the spen as well as the apple pencil are leagues ahead of the surface pen. That is especially true for a gen 4 surface.
No more wobbly lines and no more obnoxiously high activation pressure. Plus you get fairly goid tilt sensitivity.
Best Review ever!!! Unbiased and very precise informations and tests, thank you :)
I had a 10th gen iPad ruclips.net/user/postUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA . Felt it getting pretty slow at times even after doing a reset. So I am using that as a tablet for my 5 year old son and got this 9th gen version. MUCH faster, a little slimmer, smaller bezels, all around a leap forward. Plus, for the price that’s about $130-$150 cheaper than a current new model this is a nice deal. I look forward to the M-series CPUs coming into iPads which will really help future proof these tablets better but these latest CPUs are pretty strong and should do better to last several years with no compromises.
I’ve been waiting for this one for so long now, awesome!! Now for the base S7 model, please! 🙏🏽
Thanks for add the exact time for every section. Appreciated
Sharing the experience:
All videos on comparison or review are stick to note-taking, it seems like all RUclipsrs are Apple's notebook salesmen and selling it to students. Few are covering drawing or video editing too, but how many artists are there! Or some are just talking about specifications like Chip, Speakers, Cable, Ram, Storage or refresh rate, unlocking speed in nano-second difference, thickness, which iPad support which pencil or keyboard, we know them. We need review not specification. No One shares the actual experience working on an iPad or Android tablet.
I'm sharing my experience for business/job people:
If you are a seller:
-If you are a seller on social media then Gallery Management is good in Android as you can easily manage folders. iPad folders are bad. Even selecting multiple items on iPad is time-consuming where you have better in Samsung with touch and drag.
-if you copy and paste a lot, then Samsung is better because it has a good clipboard and remembers many copied items together, you can paste them together.
-Whatsapp, FB, and Instagram Automatic reply apps save time which are on Android not on iOS.
-Whatsapp is not available on the iPad.
If you need for general office use:
-MS Office: You can open two files at a time with multi window. You need to buy MS Office 365 for Rs. 4200 per year. Free is only viewing, not editing. (Both iPad/Android). It can't replace your laptop.
-Email experience is almost the same on both of them.
-File sharing and file opening is poor on iPad as it doesn't open Zip Files.
-if you like using multiple accounts on Whatsapp or Skype, then Samsung offers dual messenger which installs one more same app on the device for the second account. Besides this, Android has Skype lite also which means you can run 3 Skype on one tablet.
-importing/exporting from pc to tablet is easier on Android, you can transfer anything. On iPad, you can transfer limited things.
-iPad offers automation settings like if this happens then do this, which is nice.
-searching in device: Apple does is faster.
From Brands:
-Apps on the iPad App Store are better than apps on Samsung because many developers make apps for iPad but not for Samsung.
-Support: you get more support on iPad from Apple, like software updates with new features but Samsung is slow in it and leaves you after some time. No updates, no new features.
-Resale value: both poor.
-Repair or Maintenance: Apple is more expensive.
-Privacy: I believe privacy is not only about locking the device, but also when you handover your unlocked device to someone, where Samsung wins because it has a secure folder (transfer any app or content there and access there only) as well as a private gallery.
-Samsung Dex looks cool but not so good because apps are not customized for this. Samsung own apps and few apps work fine in Dex, so not that effective.
-iPad gets connected to Apple devices nicely, even screen sharing, file sharing etc.
For you:
Samsung: Media, Seller, normal job, Gallary, Privacy from friends/family, General Things, Organizing things,
Apple: Student, Artists, Privacy from outside world, Apps, have iPhone & Macbook, Show-off,
what do you mean with "you can transfer limited things on ipad" ? i've never had an apple product and was thinking of getting an ipad for drawing but if i can't transfer as many files as i want to pc / from pc then wtf.....
@@chiefd13 images and videos can be transferred via file manager by just plugin. Other documents, music, movies or sketching format files or psd can be transferres via iTunes only and that will directly go to the app.
For example, if you need to transfer photoshop file, first you must have photoshop installed in ipad, then you will open iTunes on laptop and go to File Sharing > Photoshop and upload psd file, you cannot select any other format if you are uploading for photoshop. Once you upload and save, you will see the file in Photoshop app in iPad. You cannot find it in file manager. So basically you can only transfer those files for which you have an app to open it on iPad.
For sketching purpose, I recommend iPad over Samsung. iPad Air 2020 will be a good choice, you might feel 64Gb as less storage so you can go for higher storage option too if needed. For sketching, matte finish screen guard with give you more stability on pencil movement but be informed it will fray pencil nib faster than normal use which you will need to replace soon that is not so much expensive.
@@parul2002 thank you for this information. is all this because Apple uses different file formats than Androids for their media? this is kinda inconvenient ngl. but at the same time it's prolly even more inconvenient that on Samsung Tabs you only have Clip Studio Paint and that's it when you can have Photoshop and Procreate and a bunch of other software for drawing on iPads. also I'm hearing the Apple Pencil is relatively expensive so if it wears out quickly... idek if it's worth it at this point
@@chiefd13 yes apple pencil is expensive, it's maintenance cost also when nib is damaged and on the other side samsung offers it at free. I recommended Apple just because of apps in app store, if all of your useful apps are available in android also then samsung is good because you can simply plugin and drag any item to samsung file manager, no matter it is supported by device or not, you can use it as storage and transfer also. Besides this, new feature of samsung that sync your copy-paste clipboard is amazing. For example, you like one picture in your samsung phone, just copy it from phone and paste it in tablet and start editing it. This is cool.
Im an artist so idk what to choose, bc i want an good tablet fast, mostly pencil and im clip studio user for one year im not. A professional but still want to do quality art and something lasting long
great comparison teoh,thanks for sparing time for this
Just got a s7+ a month ago.... and stumbled across this review! Like EVERYBODY has stated.....GREAT JOB (SUBSCRIBED) AND ( LIKED) 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you for the in depth review, the file system is why I'm going back to android. Art apps on iPad with the pencil were great but it was so annoying trying to post my work from the tablet.
It's to prevent piracy. Check reddit
The Best Big Android Tablet in 2020!!! I'm Glad I Buy it & Sell My iPad Pro 12.9!!! Yay 👏👏👏
why did you sell your ipad pro ? it has the best processor of all tablets by far
@@yoool7137 snapdragon 865 plus is on par with the A13 SoC , both of them have similar architechtures as well
Good for you, in 2-3 years your S7+ will no longer have system updates
@@riccardo5573 and still will function just the same as it was bought....id rather say no to battery restricting updates
@@yoool7137 I have My Own Reason!!! it's Important to My Hobby & Daily Driver!!! 😎😎😎
Just came to compare tablets but omg, you are so soothing in explanation and I watched completely your video
You can transfer your files vice versa using “Airmore” its just wifi sharing network and its free just download the app in the gadget you need (for me my iphone to my windows laptop) when your in the laptop you can scan the code or just type the ip adress. I used this all the time and its wireless! Love it! Just sharing lol.
La mejor review comparativa que he visto!!! Creo que por el motivo de gestionar los documentos me quedaría con la Tab S7+
just ordered this from ebay, it should be here in about a week black 8gb 256gb
Everyone always raves about how amazing the ipad pro, pencil and procreate are without talking about the other technical downside that seem to come with the ipad. It seems the Samsung tablet makes moving around and file management much easier but isnt as good when it comes to art related things. I still havent decided but just for cost reasons i might go with the Samsung.
I kept bumping into you and enjoying your content and said to myself, have you subscribed? And now I have.
such a great and informative video! exactly what I was looking for! I got a very good idea about the pros and cons of both models and it was really easy to follow the explinations for me as a german speaking person ^^ I´m really happy i found this video. thank you for creating it!
Great job on the review. I have the S7+ and I like to draw using "Vivid" but I haven't tried to print anything yet. The colors on the "vivid" display setting are just so superior, you can get bright saturated neon colors that you just can't get on "natural." Everything just "pops" so much better.. it's eye candy. I don't recommend using "natural" at all.. the colors are ugly in comparison.
Do you feel the tablet getting warm when you draw?
@@carlosalexanderlazaro7217 No. I mean with your palm resting on the display (I've been using Krita and you can turn off finger painting so only the stylus is recognized), the front of the display feels slightly warmer than room temperature, but it is a good feeling.
Vivid is nice, but if you're painting, you have to consider what your client, boss or audience might see when you send/upload it. It's best to use natural because it shows the most accurate colors, and is most likely what other people would see, so you need to make it look as good as possible on natural. If it looks good in vivid, it's possible that it looks crap on other people's screens because you didn't take their screens into consideration. While something done in natural will always look good in vivid, so it's best to just use natural when doing art as default.
@@PomuLeafEveryday I disagree. A true artist cares more about what his own eyes see, not what others see. The fact is that the "natural" mode displays less colors, it represents a much narrower color gamut. It's more important to stay true to the vision of the artist than to dilute the inspiration by weakening the artist's tools. It is the difference between a 5 star chef and McDonald's cook. If you want to tweak original awesome art later on a lesser display, you always have the freedom to do that at the end. It's like saying, don't use premium ingredients for your recipe because other people can't find them in their local supermarket. Stay pure to your inspiration; don't pander and don't settle.
@@theskyspire That's an artist for the sake of being an artist then. Not a commercial artist who has a job to make art for a product, I really don't recommend working like this if you have a client or a job.
Vivid mode is really distorted and doesn't represent what the majority see, and your boss/client will be really pissed at you if they end up seeing really different to what you drew. Vivid mode can lead to undersaturation of your colors, because the screen oversaturates it for you.
And Natural doesn't display less colors at all, where'd you get this from? It just means the colors are closer to how the eye would see it, while vivid saturates the image for you making everything pop, which is nice for a consumer, but not an artist. Nothing is limiting the range of colors available, Samsung has the best displays available with some of the best color ranges.
Thank you for another terrific review; you've told me everything I need to know. Almost everything--I'll probably go for the Samsung tablet, but I'm going to give it a little more time and wait for early adopters to find out what the problems crop up after a month or so, and if they can be solved. There are always problems with everything in tech!
Great and thorough review
I was thinking there's no good tablets out there other than apple but with this very clear, unbiased review I see now that ipad is not for me. I was interested at first on the surface tablet but the reviews are not great. I'm still curious to know how well Microsoft office works on the S7
@@filthyimpetuoussoul6220 5:30 OLED display is really great...but 120hz oled display has many problems that are still being solved like poor white balance, lower resolution, fast battery drain and fast color degradation. Also android manufacturers are really not great in implementations as they prefer being first. The OLED display for example. it is far from color accuracy like in iPhones and not good in near black handling....it's all about processor esp Apple uses Samsung OLED panels. Like different cooks and cooking processes but same ingredients ruclips.net/video/7XAfBAi0wCg/видео.html Samsung Note models and tab s7+ are probably the closest but most android phones are far from accuracy etc due to processor. Same with Sony monitors with LCD vs same LCD panel in poor color accuracy cheap LCD TVs
Even iPhone's 720LCD is not same to 1080p LCD in android phones due to processor even if same panels. ruclips.net/video/dcFXEXJicgc/видео.html
I'll wait for Apple to solve it esp AI for screen burn in prevention since computers like tablets has the highest risk of screen burn ins due to many static images.......and finally make OLED iPads that will be durable for next 10 years without color degradation etc and color accurate too. Near black handling is another issue where oled becomes too dark that it loses details in dark areas unlike in LCD or OLED with great processor like in Panasonic and Sony OLED tv despite same oled panel from LG whose oled tvs are not color accurate and poor in nearblack handling as tested by HDTVtest. Shades of grey becomes inky blank in poor near black handling
Apps, real support, durability for 10+years and still smooth etc is another issue.
If for file system...laptop is better option. Or use ravpower file hub for ipads..
Wow, very in depth in both weaknesses and pros! Very good video I should say!
Great job 👍🏻👍🏻
The review that I was looking for! Thank you!😊
Don't EVER lose the integrity.
Not even for a billion pounds
I might snatch the Galaxy S7+ once it falls in price, the fact it has an SD card reader, and after a few months CSP probably be over its android beta test phase, by then.
If only Apple would implement sd card readers, having an extra potential 500gb without having to pay an arm, would be neat. My 2017 ipad pro is always gasping for space...
you can try selling your old ipad or trade it for a new pro with trade in on apple for higher gb :)
Or you can get some peripheral attachments and get an external hard drive
The best comparison of iPad Pro vs Tab S7+ at RUclips
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Excellent, thank you for the extended review. I missed the ability to have multiple overlapping windows on Samsung Android, the is simply not possible w Apples terrible "multitasking".
I'm not a fan of apple ecosystem so I'm glad there's finally a solid competition in the android market. Though if there was a reason for me to pick iPad if would no doubt be the screen size. I wonder if Samsung will ever realize they can change the ratio to something more comfortable for work especially with how much they are pushing dex and high end HW now :-).
That is totally true! But in a way I prefer Samsungs screen-ratio when reading or browsing websites.
@@Desert371 I personally prefer the iPad ratio for probably everything. The wider screen on portrait is more comfortable for me for work while the other is usually just fine anyway :0
Different people different reasons hehe :-)
NicknameGeneratorFailed I am totally with you. But when browsing websites and reading I like Samsungs ratio.
@@Desert371 Really? Although in portrait mode you see less on width and in landscape mode you see less on height?
NicknameGeneratorFailed yes, perfect for reading in portrait mode ;-)
Thank you so much for this review! You definitely helped me decided which tablet to go for!
it was very helpful. going to buy tab s 7 plus for my digital art career.
Very detailed review. I love it.
5:00 I almost wish that Samsung would release an update for all their devices that would include multiple color calibration profiles that more closely mimics that of printed outputs, ie. CYMK color profiles, in addition to sRGB profiles.
Excellent excellent excellent video. Even for regular (non-artist) users. Thank you thank you thank you
Your the first person to mention the problem with oled and print calibration.
It only affects people who create art and want to print
@@teohyc dose clip studio have a stimulated CMYK mode?
@@TuiCatNZ Working mode is RGB, but you can view CMYK mode from the View menu -> Preview
Fantastic review! Would it be possible to do a quick comparison of Clip Studio screen size on the iPad Pro 11" to the S7 Plus? Wondering if the aspect ratio of iPad with a smaller screen will still be greater than the S7 Plus or not. This can be especially timely with the just announced iPad Air 4 that has a 10.9" screen. Thank you!
I'll be getting iPad Air 4. Will try on that.
Teoh Yi Chie awesome! Thank you!
For phones i prefer android, but for tablets i am in for ipads, hands down the best at least for me.
Thanks for the review! And wish for you to always work with which ever tablet on a dry flat stable surface.
Hey Guys, here my full input after my experience with Multiple S Pen Tabs, and multiple ipads using for art for a few years now.
Ive owned: Tab s4, Tab S6 Lite, Tab S7+, Tab S8 Ultra. IPad Air 2, iPad Pro 2018 12.9, M1 Mini Led iPad Pro 2021 12.9, ipad mini 6 2021
I love my Tab s7+ and my Tab S8 Ultra, but I have to be completley honest. Apple Penci (2) is so incredibly superior to S Pen in everyway. After using Apple Pencil with my iPad Mini 6, I hate drawing with the S Pen. I hate the squishy rubber tip because it trails and rolls around. Although I did find a nice hard white tip for the S Pen which feels so much better. It also feels too light and cheap and its hard to control because its so light. Apple Pencil is a great thickness and weight. The only Big negative about Apple Pencil is that it has to be charged to be used. I dont even use the bluetooth features on my S pen so i feel like the apple pencil really doesnt need Bluetooth when it doesnt even have wireless features like the S Pen. But the Apple Pencil has perfect pressure senses and draws directly on contact, you dont need to put pressure for it to recognize, unlike the S Pen. Oh, and Procreate is the best Pixel Drawing app out of any operating system, i like it better than Photoshop, and Adobe Fresco has both regular pixels AND vector too, and not available on Android. So as far as art goes, iPad with 2nd Gen Apple Pencil wins by a long shot. And Mini Leds looks and feels better than Samsungs Oleds. Its much better and brighter outdoors as well.
I would highly suggest the M1 Mini-Led 12.9" iPad Pro for all Artwork.
Obviously S7 + is winner, in majority of imp. things ! The only thing I dislike is its *ASPECT RATIO* . I wish it was like ipad pro 😠
But samsung it's good for watching movies
How colour accurate is Tab S7 display, comparing to IPad? Btw, thanks for great review!
Samsung being known for oversaturating colours, I'd say the iPad is more colour accurate.
Sorry.... this is the BEST REAL vide I see. 10x for sharing this!
Can you make one for Wacom cintiq 16 and Huion kamvas pro 16?
Love your artist reviews. When you review the new iPad air in October, can you do a segment on the latency, my tab s6 was so bad i had to get rid of it. Rumor has it it's bad, also supposedly the brightness is low. Thanks in advance.
The SD card on the Samsung tablets is a definite advantage. One of the reasons I went with the 7+
Your files can be corrupted after a few years
@@samuelmanny6231 nah. Just swap the SD
@@abeld94 i experienced it twice with Samsung microSD card from Samsung store. It's bad luck most likely. Never experienced it in my apple devices because they have no external microSD support and O think that's why Samsung is going to no sd card support in their new phones....let alone the secure folder and other apps need the internal storage because external SD cards are not secure for many apps gathering data and can corrupt some data.
@@samuelmanny6231 they go with no external SD for money and increase their price for more memory. Simple as that.
Hell I'm using a micro SD card for a Nintendo Switch which has a more intensive read and write operations that a regular tablet and not a single file corruption.
I would recommend buy another SD, not a Samsung one. Also when you use it. Android and Windows has a safe "eject" option. Most people on Android don't use it. Then you have file corruption
@@abeld94 ok. Thanks for the advice...I'll do that once I buy Samsung tablet in around 2023 to ditch my s10 plus and for all my pirated files eps downloads there like movies and series like Naruto....😂😂😂. Good thing I have back up in my Samsung external hard drive. I currently use ipad pro 2018 and ordered M1 iPad pro miniled for tablets and other apple products like iPhone 12 pro max etc as main daily driver esp personal stuffs.
best reviewer """ thank you soooo muchhhh
I actually like samsung tab s7+ pen but I leaning towards the ipad because of procreate. But I never use procreate or clip studio before so I can go with either.
Sehr gutes Video als Kaufentscheidungshilfe! Danke!
I think Apple's pen seems to be a little better but the tablet has an animation of 30 fps and Samsung's 60 or higher seems better to me...the two pens are sensational I think I will Samsung tab s7 +
Ya the display has me worried cause I'm a photographer and when I edit photos I want a good enough display but I want it accurate enough so I can transfer or share my edits without it looking different.
Samsung's AMOLED display is more colour accurate with the Natural mode on.
Excellent details and review👍🏻very informative!
There's both rubberized and hard tip for spen. You can buy whichever you like more