Today, the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite tablet appeared on the FCC website. The FCC documents have revealed some previously unknown highlights of the tablet. It is worth noting that both 5G and Wi-Fi versions (with model numbers SM-T736B and SM-T730, respectively) have been listed on the FCC.
The FCC certification documents revealed that the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will have a 10,900 mAh battery with the model number EB-BT975ABY. The same battery has been used in the Galaxy Tab S7+, so this new tablet is expected to offer longer battery life.
The device also supports the Samsung EP-TA200 15W charger, which has been confirmed through 3C certification. However, this charger will not be included in the device packaging and must be purchased separately. Additionally, the live screenshot also indicates that the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will support up to 45W fast charging.
The Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will also have a USB Type-C port, as the USB cable mentioned in the certification is a Type-C cable with model number EP-DT725. It is also confirmed that there will be no 3.5mm headphone jack, as the mentioned headphones are USB Type-C hands-free headphones.
The FCC documents further reveal that the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will support S-Pen stylus connectivity and the keyboard cover. However, it is not confirmed whether the S Pen will be included in the packaging.
Previous reports stated that the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will feature a 12.4-inch IPS display with narrower bezels. Like the Tab S7, it will also have a dual-camera setup. Overall, it will have a very similar design to the Tab S7.
The Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G, an octa-core chipset manufactured using an 8nm process.
Currently, there is no information about the launch time for the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite.