I don't have the Tab S7 Plus but I do have the Tab S6 and it has the same issue, very similar to what you are having. My Tab S6 lasted just 1 year and 4 months before it messed up. Oh and I do believe that Samsung tablets have a 1 year warranty. If I want mine fixed I have to pay for it, estimated about 400 dollars. I can buy a refurbished one for about 360 dollars. Saving my money for the Lenovo P11 Pro. ... View more

Good luck. What I have found so far is that it's going to cost between 300 and 400 dollars to get fixed. ... View more

Dump the S7 and go with another brand. If you keep it hope it lasts longer than a year. My Tab S6 was just over a year old when it broke. Best of luck to you if you stick with Samsung ... View more

Well this didn't go as I hoped. The Tab S6 has a 1 year warranty from date of purchase. Looked in my Amazon account order history and I purchased this tablet in Jan 2020. This tablet only lasted 1 year and 4 months. 600 #$%$#@# dollars down the drain. If I want it fixed I have to pay for it. Pretty hard to get a new tablet right now with this whole covid mess going on. Helping family out has put a strain on my budget. No worries tho, I will get back on track soon and then maybe in 2022 I will start converting over to Apple eco system. New everything. Just passed off that a flag ship device didn't last like it should. Oh well, I have been learning alot about Samsung as if late and its time to move forward. ... View more

Thank you for the encouragement in this. I really did like my Tab S6. It was a power house and did everything I needed it to do. Will see what Samsung says about repair. ... View more

Just looked in my Samsung account for my devices. I have to call Samsung for repair options. It didn't say it was in warranty or not just to call for support. Will call tomorrow and see what's the deal. If I have to pay for repairs then i am gone. Tablet is not even 2 years old, Samsung should be the ones fixing it and footing the bill. ... View more

And no it is not a simple screen replacement, it is the motherboard. The tablet is in perfect condition, no water, no drops handled with care and it still didn't last 2 years. Bought in 2019 brand new. This is not some refurbished tablet ... View more

Yea finding anything bigger than the 128 GB model is tough. I just happened to luck out and got my hands on a 256 GB model. ... View more

As time goes on Samsung is starting to look like ad infested mess. Samsung putting ads in its apps. Everything that Samsung has slammed Apple over yet does the exact same thing. Apple doesn't look so bad now huh. ... View more

Lets get some things out of the way: 1.  I am not a Apple fan, I do not have/own any Apple products nor will I ever purchase/own one. 2.  I am not a fan of Apple one bit.  I do not like the closed system they run.   Now onto this issue.  Since you brought up the Epic lawsuit how about you be honest about it and tell the whole story about it.  Epic got greedy, simple as that.  Epic did not want to pay the 30 percent commission so Apple removed Epic products from the IStore.  Apple has every right to do so.  Just like if I owned by own online store and a company didn't want to pay the "fee's" then so be it, my store will not host it period.  Again Apple has every right to pull Epic's products off the IStore if Epic didn't want to pay the fees.  I see nothing wrong in that.   In this case I have to take Apple's side, why you ask because when you purchase a product weither its from Google play store, steam or who ever who do you think that download is coming from.  It sure isn't coming from the publisher, it is coming from the store you purchased it from.  Just like steam, google play and yes Apple too they all have to have a servers to serve those products.  It cost money for Apple, Google and Steam to have those server boxes, to maintain those servers, to pay for the bandwidth by the terabyte.  It costs them money to do so.  Lets not get into the maintenance of these servers.  That can get very expensive to have maintenance contracts on each server box.    Lets take Epic here, Epic puts out a new game, said new game is then sent to whoever for approval.  Once approval for said store is given then said store host that new game.  When you the buyer goes to purchase that game from whatever store do you think that game is downloaded from Epic.  NO it is not, it is downloaded from that stores hosting.  That store has to either purchase or lease servers to do the file hosting.  Either way that costs money and in alot of cases big time money.  In Steams case they dont just have one location to download games from they have several places, again that cost money to maintain all those site's.  Apple's cut of 30 percent doesn't go in its pocket.  Some of that cut goes to the file server, maintenance  and other support activities for said file servers.  Does Apple make some money off it you bet they do.  So does steam, google play store and anyone else who does the hosting and maintenance for said game publishers.   When it comes to the app names IMessage(r), so what if Apple ain't going to make a Android version.  It's a Apple product used on Apple devices.  As far as the claim that Epic is going to make about IMessenger will not hold water when 9 out of 10 of the now younger generation prefers and will purchase Apple products.  No big deal and it holds no water.  If Epic wants to go that route then how about Amazon apps not being compatible with certain devices.  My Samsung Tab S6 is not compatible with some of the Amazon apps I use.   Good on Apple for standing up to Verizon, AT&T and now since you mentioned it Epic.  Good for them.  Samsung needs to stop caving and lying to it's customers.  Yes I am a Samsung fanboy and for the last 14 years I have owned nothing but Samsung products.   ... View more

I too have been searching to see if the Tab S6 will be getting it. It would seem it is not. The Tab S6 is my last tablet purchase from Samsung. ... View more

Same with my S10+ ( Sprint ). Trudted devices is my Galaxy watch and my trusted location is home. yet I have to constantly unlock my phone. Trusted location and device just isn't working. every once in a blue moon does it work. but 90+ percent of the time I have to unlock my phone. ... View more