A few days ago, reports surfaced that Samsung is working on a Lite version of the Galaxy Tab S7. Currently, many leaks of the expected tablet series are already surfacing on the internet.
Today, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite tablet appeared on the 3C certification website, which is known for revealing smartphone charging and battery specifications. The tablet’s charging specifications have been revealed.
As shown in the picture, the tablet will support 44W fast charging. This charger will not be included with the tablet. The certification also mentions the classic 15W charger EP-TA200, which will be available for purchase separately.
The EP-TA200 charger supports 15W and 10W charging. To use the 44W charging feature, users need to purchase a non-Samsung charger, as Samsung has not yet manufactured 44W chargers. So far, the company’s highest-power charger is only 25W.
The 3C certification also revealed that the SM-T730 is the Wi-Fi version, while the SM-T735 is the LTE (SIM card supported) version.
Previously, the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite renders were also revealed, confirming that the device will feature a display with narrower bezels. Like the Tab S7, the Tab S7 Lite will also feature a dual-camera module.
The tablet will support the S Pen and come with AKG stereo speakers. The overall design will be very similar to the Galaxy Tab S7. Currently, there is no information about the launch date of the tablet.