Leaks point to a June launch for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite, and we have some idea of what to expect from it.
If you’re in the market for an affordable yet accomplished Android tablet then there could be a new option for you soon, as the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite is rumored to be on the way. This successor to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite could land soon, and is thought to have a large screen,5G connectivity, and mid-range specs, likely coupled with a price that will be substantially lower than the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 or Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus. Below you’ll find everything that we’ve heard about the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite so far, including the likely specs and release date, followed by a list of the things that we want the tablet to offer. It looks very likely that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will land in June, as multiple sources have suggested as much. Most recently, Evan Blass (a leaker with an excellent track record) shared a roadmap of Samsung product launches, which has the Tab S7 Lite listed for June. Prior to that, another leaker also said June, and back in December 2020, a source claimed that the slate was in the early stages of development, which sounds about right for a June 2021 launch too. No sources so far point to any other month, though the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite was unveiled in April 2020 and hit stores in May, so this would be a little more than a year after that if it does land in June. As for price, there’s no news there, but the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite launched with a starting price of $349 / £349 / AU$649 (rising with more storage or the addition of LTE connectivity), so we might see a similar price for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite – though the rumored addition of 5G might push the price up.
