It may seem like the Apple iPad currently has the tablet market cornered, but Amazon’s Fire tablets provide a cheaper alternative to Apple’s premium tablet. Oh, and Samsung also makes some tablets that are basically big versions of its Galaxy Note phones. If you’re looking for a tablet and need help sorting them all out, our reviews below should help.
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There are more iPads than ever, and it can be tough to sort out which one is the best for you. Fortunately, we’re here to guide you through your next iPad purchase.
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Samsung’s highest-end tablets are more similar than ever, and this year, they come with water resistance. Here’s a guide on how to choose the right model for you.
I love John Scalzi’s books, he’s one of my favorite authors in my favorite genre. But what’s also great about John is he’s a nerd at heart, and his recent blog post about his experiences of using an iPad Pro on the road (in place of a Pixelbook, no less!) is a joy to read.
John, do get the matte screen protector — not only will it make writing with the Pencil easier and reduce glare, it helps a ton with the finger grease problem.
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Apple’s latest iPad Pro has one upgrade from last year: a new processor. That enables a new feature for the Apple Pencil and is technically faster than the old one. But since this year’s update is so small, here’s a wish list for things when Apple does redesign its top-of-the-line iPad.
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Samsung’s supersized tablet comes with big limitations
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The new iPad Air is a blend of familiar features with predictable results
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As good as foldables get, but is that good enough?
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You can lean on its kickstand, but not its CPU
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Samsung’s Galaxy Tab A7 is a good cheap tablet
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Despite the higher cost, this iPad is the one to get
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It’s really great, but the limitations are becoming grating
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Samsung’s latest tablets are saddled by familiar problems
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All the right ideas — but spoiled by buggy software and a bad camera
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Two screens, five cameras, one hinge, $2,000
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Cut corners don’t ruin the experience
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An iterative year-over-year update