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Premiere Rush for Galaxy tab S7/S7+

It is a bummer that there is no premiere series for Galaxy Tab S7/S7+. It's the best android tablet out in the market. Premiere Rush (as well as other series for video editing) would most definitely attract more people to use adobe products as Tab S7/S7+ is a top-notch tablet that people are now considering buying it.

And you know more than 80% of users around the globe are using android. Target the broader market, folks!

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  • Ronald van Amstel commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I also downloaded the APK and it works well on my S7. So ADOBE why not an official release??? Or is that blocked by Apple??

  • Kotzkrücke . commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    You can easily download an apk and it works perfectly. Tried it out after seeing that it wasnt available for my Tab S7, downloaded the apk and its perfect. I dont know why they dont make it available to download officially, since its obviously compatible and working flawlessly.

  • Maurice Hunter commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Ladies and gents I've owned an Android Tab S5 I think it was: For some baffling reason going all the way back since then Adobe has shown not to really care that much about the Android market. The closest thing to a reasoning behind this neglect of Android and Android tabs especially was that there's a lot more kinds of Androids and programming for Androids vs Iphone/Ipads that I guess have a more cohesive programming making it easier to program for.

    But until they decide to give more energy to the Android devices I'll be sticking with Cyberlink' Power Director on my Android tablet. But no doubt about it it would be great to be able to download Premiere Rush and other apps onto the Galaxy tabs.

  • Gaming with Raghav commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    when i go to website version of google play store on my tab s7 it shows the install button but when i press it it shows not available for the device.
    adobe can u fix it plz, beacuse im tired of using kinemaster which is good, but premiere rush is better

  • michael roe commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I'm also a little peeved off. Not just prem rush isn't available on my s7+ but also there's no decent photoshop like the ipad has. Lightroom is OK for what I need it for but feel quite let down I spent a bit on a tablet that adobe neglect

  • Lars Kopp commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Also it seems some dudes in the internet just install the apk and it works great with the tab, why not just put it in the store than? Maybe someone just have forgotten to set a checkmark while uploading?

  • James Charles McCaffer commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    If Adobe does not make premiere rush available for Samsung S7+ then maybe a boycott of their products would be advisable
    Really miffed that i cannot use it on my great tablet
    Sort it out Adobe or risk losing a lot of loyal customers

  • Mark Wright commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    this is obviously falling on deaf ears, but ilol throw in my comment too.

    ive moved away from windows machines to edit purley on android. if rush doesnt get developed for S7/S7+ ill likley drop my subscription and move to another editing program for video and photography. the fact my phone is compatible but a top of the range tablet is not is hard to beleive.

  • Maurice Hunter commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I've had one of the previous Galaxy Tabs a few or so years ago and had this same problem. The issue from Adobe's standpoint is that it's harder to program for Android because there are so many more Android devices that would have to be programed for. In other words the underlying coding is not as consistent and easy as programming for Apple is.

    I agree with many of the complaints, as Android users and a large part(if not larger) of the mobile market we would much more prefer to have Adobe Rush and their other apps on a larger Tablet more so than a small phone screen.

    If Adobe could at least give time and resources to making Rush compatible and available to maybe the top three, five or as many as 10 Android Tablets and phones then that would certainly be a step in the right direction. In the meantime for us the Adobe users with Android devices, I got one of their competitors apps; Power Director by CyberLink. To me it resembled a desktop app the most, easy to use and produce video when I had my Galaxy Tab.

  • Christian Ayala commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I really like Premiere Rush and is a shame that is not available on a "premium tablet" such as the Galaxy Tab S7. I would really appreciate if Adobe brings it to these devices.

  • Thomas Aumüller commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Rush and Clip are running on *phones*, even older ones, like the Galaxy S10+, but you prevent it from running on an up to date, speedy Tab S7? You're kidding us!? Very sad!

  • Harold McLaughlin commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Sideload it from APK mirror. Make sure you use the APK version, not the bundle version. Works on my S7+. For now anyway. This will probably get deleted, but give it a try.

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