The Best Tablets: An Ever Evolving and Affordable Form of Computing

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The Best Tablets

Tablets may not be as hot as they once were, and for power users they are far from a true PC replacement, but the form factor is still popular and very useful for many types of users and case scenarios. Tablets have also kept evolving and can come as a very affordable form of computing.

With millions of tablets shipped every year, tech giants such as Apple, Samsung, and Huawei are constantly releasing new, more powerful products. In our updated buying guide, we look at the best overall tablets, the best for productivity, a few budget choices, Android tablets, and more. If you're thinking about buying a new slate, make sure you check out this article first.

Best Overall

Best for Most

Best Productivity Tablet

Best Android Tablet

Best Budget (and for Kids!)

Best Overall Tablet

Apple iPad Pro 11

In numbers

Price:

$779 on Amazon

TechSpot Metascore:

85

User Reviews:

9.4

Great | Differentiating Features

The best tablet you can buy. Amazing performance. Face ID. 120Hz refresh rate display. Improved Apple Pencil.

Good | Most Have It

Impressive battery life.

Average | Competitors May Be Better

Expensive. Still not a direct laptop replacement. Pencil and Smart Keyboard sold separately.

Even the most anti-Apple consumers have to admit that in the world of tablets, nothing comes close to beating an iPad. And the company's 3rd-gen iPad Pros are the best so far. The Apple iPad Pro 11 remains our top pick as the best overall tablet -especially as the starting price has fallen since our last upd



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