Samsung's Galaxy Tab S7 was confirmed early. However, this was not done by a tech leaker, but was accidentally posted on Samsung's support page.

A support page for the Galaxy Tab S7 model number was posted on Samsung Germany's website, and GSMArena was able to match that model number with recent Geekbench leaks to determine that it is Samsung's next tablet. This not only further confirms the existence of the Galaxy Tab S7, but also suggests that it will appear sooner rather than later.

This support page is currently offline. However, it appears that Samsung was a little late to the party, as this accidental posting was discovered by a sharp-eyed Samsung tech follower.

It is almost certain that the Galaxy Tab S7 will indeed use Qualcomm's upcoming Snapdragon 865 Plus chip, as the model number is linked to the Geekbench listing. The chip will also be used in the Samsung Galaxy Note 20, further hinting that Samsung's next flagship smartphone and tablet will be a full-fledged mobile powerhouse.

And the Galaxy Tab S7 should bring plenty of power, as it will be locking horns with the iPad Pro 2020. Apple's tablet uses the A12Z Bionic chip, which, based on our own testing, performs very nicely.

However, the Galaxy Tab S7 may have one ace up its sleeve in the form of 5G connectivity. While far from widespread at this point, it will be appreciated by those who want super-fast cellular connectivity on the move.

According to leaked information so far, the Galaxy Tab S7 is expected to feature 11-inch and 12.4-inch displays with slim bezels and a design not too far removed from the rival iPad Pro.

Coupled with a powerful system-on-chip and an improved S Pen, the Galaxy Tab S7 is likely to be one of the best tablets of 2020.