ONE
LOGITECH K780 KEYBOARD
If you like a full-size keyboard when working at home, the Logitech K780 and Tab S7+ are a perfect match. Pairing with up to three devices, the K780 can switch between a tablet and computer, and it props up and angles the S7+ too. With Android, macOS and Windows layouts, it’s one keyboard to rule them all. R1 250 / raru.co.za
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ANKER POWER EXPAND
SD cards, full-size USB ports, HDMI cables… with an Anker dongle, you can hook them all up to your Tab S7+. Fire up the DeX interface and you’ll feel like you’re using a desktop after connecting a monitor, USB mouse and keyboard, while pulling files from a camera’s card is infinitely faster than faffing with wireless transfer. R1 000 / takealot.com
THREE
SAMSUNG TRAVEL ADAPTOR
With its 45W charging capabilities, you can fuel up the Tab S7+ in as little as 90 minutes, but there’s a catch: it ships with a puny 15W power brick. Really, Samsung? Taking over 4hrs to go from flat to full, that’s useless for anyone who’s short on time, making the 45W adaptor an annoyingly attractive add-on. R1 000 / samsung.com/za
1 GIMME A SECOND
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ has a Second Screen feature for Windows computers. To find it, swipe your notifications menu from the top of the screen and swipe down again for quick toggles. Look for the option titled ‘Second screen’; tap it, and your device will become discoverable. On your computer, tap the speech bubble in the bottom right of the taskbar and select ‘Connect’. You’re in!
2 PUT IT ON YOUR TAB
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