A few days ago, it was reported that Samsung is now working on the Lite version of Galaxy Tab S7, which was launched in August 2021. Many leaks of the expected tablet series are already surfing on the internet.
The upcoming Galaxy Tab S7 Lite was recently listed on the Chinese 3C certification, which is famous for revealing the smartphone’s charging and battery specifications. The same thing happened again, and the charging specifications of the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite have been revealed.
As can be seen, the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will support a maximum 44W charging speed. The charger will not be shipped along with the tablet. The famous and old 15W charger EP-TA200 is also mentioned, and it will be available for purchase separately.
The charger EP-TA200 supports a maximum of 15W charging and 10W charging. Buyers will need to buy a non-Samsung charger to avail of 44W charging, as Samsung does not manufacture 44W chargers. The company has manufactured a maximum of only 25W chargers until now.
The 3C certification also revealed that model number SM-T730 belongs to the Wi-Fi version, while model number SM-T735 belongs to the LTE (SIM-supported) version.
Previously, the Galaxy Tab S7 lite renders were also revealed, confirming that the device would feature a display with slimmer bezels and chin. Like the Tab S7, the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite would also feature a dual-camera setup.
The tablet will support S Pen and have AKG stereo speakers. Overall, the design will be very similar to the Galaxy Tab S7.
Currently, there is no information about the launch of the all-new Galaxy Tab S7 Lite.