Galaxy Tab S7 FE vs Galaxy Tab S6 Lite: Which tablet did it better?

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Samsung borrowed a page from its smartphone business this year and has created its first-ever Fan Edition tablet, called the Galaxy Tab S7 FE. It’s just as large as the Galaxy Tab S7+ and it comes with an S Pen as well as a very similar suite of productivity apps.

The Galaxy Tab S7 FE isn’t quite a flagship tablet killer, but when viewed next to the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, Samsung’s new tablet is a much more attractive proposition thanks to a combination of better software and hardware. The Lite variant is newer than the full-fledged Galaxy Tab S6, but it’s also not nearly as well equipped, which means it probably doesn’t have what it takes to remain a challenge to the newer Galaxy Tab S7 FE.

Galaxy Tab S7 FE vs Galaxy Tab S6 Lite: One TFT display is better

Both the Galaxy Tab S7 FE and the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite have TFT display technology, so they’re both inferior to Samsung’s other AMOLED tablets. At least in regards to the display.

Neither has a high refresh rate display, but the Galaxy Tab S7 FE takes advantage of a larger 12.4-inch panel, which should be a better fit for the included S Pen and accompanying productivity apps.

Finally, the Galaxy Tab S7 FE benefits from a higher display resolution of 2560 by 1600 pixels, whereas the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite’s TFT panel has a pixel count of 2,000 by 1,200.