Our best tablet guide recently received a major new addition in the form of the iPad Pro 12.9 (2021), which rose straight to number one. You can read all about what makes it so great below, and if you're looking for something smaller, be sure to check back soon to see where the iPad Pro 11 (2021) ranks. There are plenty of other great tablets to choose from, too, including the iPad Air 4 (2020), Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus, Lenovo Tab P11 Pro, and iPad mini (2019). You'll find all of this and more in our list below. The best tablet will not be the same for everyone, so they are worth considering. Factors to consider include operating system, size, price, and specifications. To make it easier, each entry below shows you all these things at a glance, along with an overview highlighting why you may or may not like each one. And if you don't see anything you like, it's worth checking back regularly, because in addition to the iPad Pro 11 2021 that's likely to be added soon, we're also expecting more new additions throughout the year, with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 likely. Let the example land before the end of 2021, and it looks like a serious rival to the iPad Pro.
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unoiPad Pro 12.9 (two thousand twenty-one)
The biggest update to the iPad Pro since its inception
Features Weight: 682g Dimensions: 280,6 x 214,9 x 6,4mm Operating system: iPadOS 14 Screen size: 12,9-inch Resolution: 2048 x 2732 pixels Processor: Apple M1 Storage: 128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB / 2TB microSD slot: No Battery: up to 10 hours. Rear camera: 12MP + 10MP Front camera: 12 MP THE BEST DEALS OF THE DAY
Reasons to buy
- Phenomenal Power + Fantastic Screen
Reasons to Avoid -An almighty price -Dull color options The iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) is a spectacular tablet, the main feature of which is arguably the M1 chipset that powers it. This chipset is taken directly from Apple's high-end Macs, so you get the power of a desktop in a tablet here. But that's not all this tablet has going for it. For the first time on an iPad, it also features a Mini LED display, with a remarkably high 1.600 nits peak brightness, 120Hz refresh rate, and 2048 x 2732 resolution. It's sharp, bright, vibrant, and impressive in every way. . The iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) also has a long battery life, a decent camera, a premium aluminum design, and support for Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil 2; these are sold separately, but make them a true productivity machine. So if you want to work or design on a tablet, or if you're just a big tablet gamer, the iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) will be the perfect device. But if your needs are lighter, you may find it too expensive and too big. Note: We are only talking about the 12,9-inch model here. There's also an iPad Pro 11 (2021), but we haven't reviewed it yet. On paper, it's very similar, but with a less impressive display that doesn't use Mini LEDs. Read the full review: iPad Pro 12.9 (2021)
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2.iPad 10.2 (2020)
Probably the best option for most
Features Weight: 490g Dimensions: 250,6 x 174,1 x 7,5 mm Operating system: iPadOS 14 Screen size: 10,2 inches Resolution: 1620 x 2160 pixels Processor: A12 Bionic RAM: 3 GB Storage: 32/128 GB microSD slot: No Battery: up to 10 hours. Rear camera: 8MP Front camera: 1,2 MP THE BEST DEALS OF THE DAY
Reasons to buy
- Excellent Value + Solid Performance
Reasons to avoid
- Very little change - 1.2MP selfie camera only
iPad 10.2 (2020) isn't the most exciting update, as it's really only a modest improvement over 10.2's iPad 2019, but it's still an improvement, and it is. In fact, the best 10.2-inch iPad you can get. buy, and also possibly the best cheap iPad, if not the best tablet overall. You'll find its predecessor now on this list, but this tablet comes with an A12 Bionic chipset that makes it a bit faster than the previous model. It also has a 20W charger included in the box, which means it's much faster to charge than previous models. All the same features you'd expect from an iPad at this price return here, including access to iPadOS software, Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard support, and high battery life. Why not buy it? The selfie camera feels a bit tired on the iPad 10.2, and you shouldn't go for the 32GB model if you want a lot of storage space on your tablet. If you agree with both, this is the best tablet for a lot of people. Read the full review: iPad 10.2 (2020)
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3.Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus
The best Samsung tablet so far
Features Weight: 575g Dimensions: 285 x 185 x 5,7mm Operating system: Android 10 Screen size: 12-inch Resolution: 1752 x 2800 pixels Processor: Snapdragon 865 Plus Storage: 128GB / 256GB microSD slot: yes Battery : 10.090 mAh Rear camera: 13MP + 5MP Front camera: 8 MP THE BEST DEALS OF THE DAY
Reasons to buy
- Beautiful OLED display + Premium design
Reasons to Avoid -Android lacks quality tablet apps -High price The first Android tablet on our list is the best tablet Samsung has ever made, and it's a serious competitor to the iPad Pro line you read about earlier. In fact, its display arguably outperforms those slates, as it's a 12,4-inch Super AMOLED with a 2800 x 1752 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The iPad Pro range can match a lot of that, but these whiteboards have LCD screens that are not that great. Inside is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Plus chipset, which is the most powerful you can get in an Android product and comes with a premium metal build that's incredibly thin at just 5.7mm thick. Do you want high speed internet? A version of the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus also comes with 5G connectivity, and you'll get the Samsung S Pen stylus in the box for free. Android isn't quite as good as iPadOS on tablets, but if you want an Android alternative to an iPad, it might be. Read the full review: Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus
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4.iPad Air 4 (two thousand and twenty)
Why be a Pro when Air is so good?
Features Weight: 458g Dimensions: 247,6 x 178,5 x 6,1mm Operating system: iPadOS 14 Screen size: 10,9-inch Resolution: 1640 x 2360 pixels Processor: A14 bionic Storage: 64GB / 256GB microSD slot : No Battery: up to 10 hours. Rear camera: 12MP Front camera: 7MP THE BEST DEALS OF THE DAY
Reasons to buy
- Full screen design + Lots of power
Reasons to avoid -64 GB of storage is limited-Price higher than the last generation L'iPad Air 4 (2020) est sans doute la meilleure tablette pour tous ceux qui ne peuvent pas tout à fait justifier de se lancer dans le meilleur, car il possède de nombreux éléments qui rentent la gamme iPad Pro géniale, mais il coûte moins querido. In fact, the iPad Air 4 (2020) has a new A14 Bionic chipset. That's what you'll find in the iPhone 12 lineup, and it's exceptionally powerful. The iPad Air 4 (2020) also supports the Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil, making it almost as good a laptop replacement or general productivity device as an iPad Pro. With good overall specs and a wide range of colors you can buy it in, the iPad Air 4 (2020) is a great choice for many people, although the cheapest model only comes with 64GB of storage, which won't cut it. far. Read the full review: iPad Air 4 (2020)
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5.iPad Mini (two thousand and nineteen)
The best (and only) small tablet on our list of the best tablets
Features Weight: 304g Dimensions: 203,2 x 134,8 x 6,1mm Operating system: iPadOS Screen size: 7,9-inch Resolution: 1536 x 2048 pixels Processor: A12 Bionic Storage: 64GB / 256GB microSD slot: No Battery: 5,124 mAh Rear camera: 8MP Front camera: 7MP THE BEST DEALS OF THE DAY
Reasons to buy
- Perfect Portable Size + Surprisingly Powerful Specs
Reasons to avoid
- Heavy Bezel Design - Uses the old Apple Pencil
Apple doesn't have a foldable phone, but if it does, it could look like the 2019 iPad mini when unfolded. It's not really changed since the last version almost four years ago, but it doesn't have to be: we love the small size. You can open the smart cover, jot down a few notes, and toss it in a bag without much hassle. Yes, the design is a bit dated and there are thick borders outlining this screen, but the price is right for a portable tablet with plenty of power. You really shouldn't consider buying another small tablet on the market (note: this is the only one on our best tablets list). Read the full review: iPad mini (2019)
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6.Lenovo Tab P11 Pro
An accomplished performer with a few key weaknesses
Features Weight: 485g Dimensions: 264,3 x 171,4 x 6,9mm Operating system: Android 10 Screen size: 11,5-inch Resolution: 1600 x 2560 pixels Processor: Snapdragon 730G Storage: 128GB microSD slot: yes Battery: 8600 mAh Rear camera: 13MP + 5MP Front camera: 8MP + 8MP THE BEST DEALS OF THE DAY
Reasons to buy
- Beautiful OLED screen + Four powerful speakers
Reasons to Avoid -Low Camera -Medium Power It's not often that we see a Lenovo tablet on this list, but the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro deserves it because it combines many high-end features with a mid-range price tag. The highlight is undoubtedly its screen, which is an 1600-inch 2560 x 11,5 OLED with 263 pixels per inch and HDR10 support. So it's big, it's sharp, and being OLED arguably gives it an edge over its LCD rivals, including Apple's entire iPad lineup. This display is great for visual media, but it's also great for audio, thanks to four powerful speakers. And it's well built, too, with a metal casing that makes it about as expensive as any other tablet. The Lenovo Tab P11 Pro also supports keyboard and stylus accessories, making it as versatile as the iPad Pro line and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. On top of that, it also has impressive battery life, and the only weak link is the cameras (which are a weaker part of most tablets anyway). The Lenovo Tab P11 Pro doesn't have any flagship powerhouse either, but it's comfortably mid-range and priced accordingly. Read the full review: Lenovo Tab P11 Pro
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7 iPad Air (2019)
The middle iPad
Features Weight: 456g Dimensions: 250,6 x 174,1 x 6,1 mm Operating system: iPadOS Screen size: 10,5 inches Resolution: 1668 x 2224 pixels Processor: A12 Bionic Storage: 64 GB / 8 GB microSD Slot: No Rear Camera: 7MP Front Camera: XNUMXMP BEST OF THE DAY...