Compare with...

  • Google Nexus 7
  • Apple iPad mini
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0
  • Amazon Kindle Fire HD
  • 7.7"
  • 16 GB
  • WiFi
  • Android 3.2 Honeycomb
Announced January, 2011
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 from Verizon features an impressive AMOLED screen with an incredible contrast ratio.
Rated 65% by by c|net (Nov, 2011)
 
  • 7"
  • 2 GB
  • WiFi 3G
  • Android
Released September, 2011
The screen delivers sharp text and menus, but the brightness is surprisingly low and doesn't hold up well under sunlight.
Rated 65% by by c|net (Nov, 2011)
 

Conclusion Which is better for you?

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SamsungGalaxy Tab 7.7

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Features Key features of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 compared to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0

7.7

Android 3.2 Honeycomb

Back view of Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
As full-featured small tablets go, this is the high-water mark with its gorgeous AMOLED screen and Samsung Exynos CPU delivering fast game and UI navigation performance.
Rated 65% by by c|net (Nov, 2011)
Front view of Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0

7

Android

The resolution is still the usual 1,280x800 pixels most other Android tablets use, but text and color are much clearer and sharper.
Rated 65% by by c|net (Nov, 2011)

screen size

7.7"
7"
It's not just another screen size.
Galaxy Tab 7.7 by The Verge (Mar, 2012)
The size and weight are just what I needed, but the screen is large and bright enough for me to read emails, show videos and photos to my colleagues, and read books on the Kindle.
Galaxy Tab 7.0 by R.-Seigel (Nov, 2011)

screen resolution

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0
The 7.0 Plus's 7-inch screen has a 1,024x600-pixel resolution and uses Samsung's proprietary Plane-Line Switching (PLS) panel technology.
Galaxy Tab 7.7 by c|net (Nov, 2011)
Screen resolution: the galaxy tab is much better, it has more ppi( pixels per inch) than iPad 2.
Galaxy Tab 7.0 by c-joy--book-lover--dual-android-apple-user (Mar, 2012)

memory

0 GB
1 GB

0.5 GB
1 GB

camera resolution

0 MP
2 MP

1.3 MP
2 MP
Images and video recorded with the front camera looked as if there were a deliberate film grain placed over it, and not in a cool, artsy kind of way, but more of the, "Hey, there seems to be some film grain on this video, can we please get rid of it?
Galaxy Tab 7.7 by c|net (Nov, 2011)
My kids and I video chatted with my father via Skype with the front camera, and it worked great.
Galaxy Tab 7.0 by DarthSyrma (Feb, 2012)

processor

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0
Inside, there's a 1.4GHz dual core CPU running the show.
Galaxy Tab 7.7 by TrustedReviews (Mar, 2012)
The 1.2 Ghz dual core Exynos processor is great and in general the tab is fast.
Galaxy Tab 7.0 by M.-Gymnopoulos (Nov, 2011)
 

Performance Real world tests of Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 vs Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0

cpu speed

Both tablets use the Exynos 4210 CPU, which in terms of speed hits somewhere between the Tegra 2 and Tegra 3 chips.
Galaxy Tab 7.7 by c|net (Nov, 2011)
**UPDATE: 1/17/2012 - Speed definitely varies and has different factors like ISP, router, wifi chipset, CPU specs, OS etc..
Galaxy Tab 7.0 by Mike-E.

battery life

10 hour
6.15 hour
The former is a much more understandable decision given the tablet's size but the latter is agrrevating as it means you always need that cable and that cable only to charge this device.
Galaxy Tab 7.7 by TrustedReviews (Mar, 2012)
PROS: size and weight, picture quality, fast processor, battery life, good-looking design, bluetoothCONS: expensive, if you have a spotty WIFI connection it really limits the use of the tablet, lack of integrated USB/HDMI (you can buy an adapter for this - about $30).
Galaxy Tab 7.0 by Natalie
 

Differences What are the advantages of each

Advantages compared to the Tab 7.0 Verizon

Significantly longer battery life 10 hour vs 6.15 hour
More than 60% longer battery life; surf the web longer without having to plug in
More cores Dual core vs Single core
Twice as many cores; run more applications at once
Has an accelerometer Yes vs No
Somewhat common; Detects movement for interactive apps
Has a gyroscope Yes vs No
Somewhat common; Play games and use applications that take advantage of device rotation
Has a compass Yes vs No
Somewhat common; Great for maps and navigation apps
Has a GPS Yes vs No
Somewhat common; Get directions and navigation, geotag photos
More storage capacity 16 GB vs 2 GB
8x more storage capacity; Holds more music, movies and photos
Much faster Bluetooth 24 Mbit/s (Bluetooth v3.0 + HS) vs 3 Mbit/s (Bluetooth v3.0)
8x faster Bluetooth
Supports Adobe Flash Yes (Android 3.2 Honeycomb) vs No (Android)
Somewhat common; Many games and videos on the Internet require Adobe Flash
Significantly faster processor 1.4 GHz vs 1 GHz
Around 40% faster processor; run computation-intensive applications, such as photo editing, faster
Has an open source operating system Yes (Android 3.2 Honeycomb) vs No (Android)
Somewhat common; Allows you the freedom to use your tablet however you like
Bigger screen 7.7" vs 7"
More than 10% bigger screen
Higher resolution front camera 2 MP vs 1.3 MP
More than 50% higher resolution front camera; Video chat with other people
More RAM 1 GB vs 0.5 GB
Twice as much RAM; Better able to run big apps with lots of content
Sharper screen 196 ppi vs 169 ppi
Around 20% sharper PPI; enjoy photo-realistic, crisp images
Higher resolution screen 1280 x 800 vs 1024 x 600
Around 70% higher resolution screen

Advantages compared to the Tab 7.7 16GB

Sortable is not aware of any important advantages of the Tab 7.0 Verizon vs the Tab 7.7 16GB.

Reviews Word on the street

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0

Rated 74%
Read the review (Mar, 2012)
It's not as fast as the iPad, but still quite good (and still better than my home Wi-Fi at points).
Rated 70%
Read the review (Nov, 2011)
The lens was even pretty adept at taking macro shots.
Rated 65%
Read the review (Nov, 2011)
AMOLED screens are able to reach much deeper black levels and a higher perceived brightness than the conventional LED technology in use by most tablet screens.
Rated 65%
Read the review (Nov, 2011)

screen

1280 x 800 is on the other hand a totally acceptable resolution for a 7.7-inch display — if not exactly standard-setting anymore — and though it's still possible to make out individual pixels or see some jaggies on small text, reading or watching videos is much more pleasant on the Galaxy Tab 7.7 than almost any other Android tablet.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 16GB | Rated 74% by by The Verge (Mar, 2012)
That said, the Galaxy Tab 7.7's 1280 x 800 Super AMOLED Plus display makes a really good case for that number two slot.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 16GB | Rated 74% by by The Verge (Mar, 2012)
Typically the differences between models are slight — a slightly larger or smaller screen, a new processor, or a thinner chassis — but Samsung took some bigger steps with the new Galaxy Tab 7.7: it’s the first Galaxy Tab to have a Super AMOLED Plus display, the same screen so many people love in Samsung’s Galaxy S II phones.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 16GB | Rated 74% by by The Verge (Mar, 2012)

cpu

There is a Galaxy Tab 7.7 on the roadmap, and it has all-around better specs — a 1280 x 800 screen, 1.4GHz processor — and as of September 1st, it was reportedly due out "in the next couple months.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Verizon | Rated 70% by by The Verge (Nov, 2011)

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