Tablets

While iPadOS 17 isn't a revolutionary update for Apple tablets, its new features help make iPads more personalized for you.

The iPad (10th gen) offers a bigger display, more power and a better keyboard along with great battery life, but the price is steep and the Apple Pencil is awkward.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra impresses with its 14.6-inch OLED display and fast performance. However, it won’t replace your laptop anytime soon.

Lenovo's biggest Android tablet yet offers a gorgeous 3K OLED display, an elegant design and a great stylus at no charge—but the Tab Extreme couldn't match competitors in our testing lab.

The new Wacom One 13 touch could be the perfect drawing tablet for aspiring artists.

The iPad Pro 2022 packs a faster M2 chip and new Apple Pencil Hover feature, solidifying its best tablet status

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 might be an entry-level tablet, but its upgraded OLED display and rear cameras make it feel more like a premium slate.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 is a speedy, long-lasting Android 12 slate that's beautiful to look at and comfortable to hold. It's still a new standard for premium Android tablets.

The Fire Max 11 is a solid deal and Amazon's best tablet yet, but unless you're content with the limitations of FireOS you're better off splurging on a more versatile slate.

The Google Pixel Tablet’s charging dock with a built-in speaker gives this otherwise average slate something unique

The OnePlus Pad sets a new standard for Android tablets thanks to its unique design and snappy performance. At $479, it’s one of the best tablets of the year.

An average budget Android tablet with extra-long battery life

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 is the best iPad Pro competitor yet. Here's why we like it.

Amazon’s latest Fire HD 8 revision doesn’t make massive changes, but this capable-enough tablet still feels like a steal at $100.

The Amazon Kindle Scribe is a terrific e-reader mated with a mediocre note-taking device that costs far too much for what it offers, making this a pricey niche product.

The Microsoft Surface Pro 8 is the next generation of Surface tablets and is ideal for everyday tasks.

The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 serves as both a decent laptop and tablet. Though it has middling battery life, it's a solid choice for those seeking a versatile 2-in-1.

The Amazon Kindle (2022) gets an upgraded 300 ppi display and USB-C charging while staying below $100. While it’d be nice if it was waterproof, this is now the e-reader most people should choose.

Our iPad Air (2020) review shows how Apple has made one of the best tablets ever, thanks to its A14 Bionic speed and Magic Keyboard support.

The TCL Nxtpaper 10s takes a unique approach to tablet design with a screen that feels more like you’re writing on paper—but the rest of the experience suffers as a result.

iPadOS 16 brings some features present on iOS 16 and macOS Ventura. Though it's not a revolutionary update, it should help some users be more productive.

The Microsoft Surface Pro 9 is virtually identical to its predecessor. However, a new 5G model could make this 2-in-1 a must-have for some.

A decently functional, compact tablet at a blazing-hot price.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is a massive, powerful tablet that wants to replace your laptop. Though it doesn't achieve that goal, it's arguably Samsung's most impressive slate yet.

An utterly average Android device that shines at the right price.

The iPad mini 6 (2021) is an excellent and hyper-portable iPad worthy of consideration.

The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is a winner, one of the best Android tablets and a solid competitor to Apple’s iPad.

The Amazon Fire HD 10 (2021) is one long-lasting tablet, but it's not Amazon's best anymore. Here's what you need to know.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 is the best iPad alternative and one of the best Android tablets we've ever seen.

The iPad Pro 2020 is the best tablet you can buy, with blazing speed, long battery life, improved cameras and trackpad support. But it’s not a great laptop replacement (yet).