Unfortunately, both tablets opt to remove the 3.5 mm headphone jack. The Surface Pro X wins in the ports department as the Surface Pro X features two USB-C ports. Connecting to an extended magnetized area that blends into the camera housing, this is probably the best Samsung could do, but it’s not the most stylish thing. Using relatively strong magnets, the S Pen automatically attaches to the back. Samsung has made some tweaks to the software so the keyboard can be split or turned into a floating keyboard, but you’ll want a keyboard cover - it’s just too uncomfortable otherwise.While most of the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus is stylish and sleek, the position of the S Pen on the rear is problematic and honestly, quite unsightly. We definitely recommend buying the official Samsung keyboard cover if you opt for the Tab S7+. If you use it primarily as a handheld device, you'll feel the heft and at 285mm tall by 185mm wide, it’s still not the most comfortable thing to use without a case.

The Tab S7+ is substantially lighter however. The screen is also slightly smaller on the Tab S7+, another thing that makes it easier to use as a true tablet. To this end, you might prefer the Galaxy Tab S7+ if portability if your chief concern - it's much lighter at only 1.27 lbs. While the Surface Pro X isn't exactly heavy at 1.7 lbs, it's a bit much to use as a handheld device for a long period of time.

The Surface Pro X is beautifully designed, with relatively thin bezels around the front of the tablet. Surface Pro X vs Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+: Design and build

Optional: LTE Advanced Pro (Qualcomm Snapdragon X24).

Two 2W stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos.

Mystic Bronze, Mystic Silver, Mystic Black, Mystic Navy.

Rear camera: 13MP f/2.0 main + 5MP f/2.2 ultra-wide, LED flash.

10MP, Full HD/4K rear-facing camera with autofocus.

Up to 120Hz refresh rate, touch, Surface Pen support.

13-inch PixelSense Flow (2880 x 1920) display.

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