Tablet Reviews

The Boox Go 7 is a fantastic Kindle Oasis replacement, with excellent performance and a long feature list – but it will cost you.

Huawei’s slate aced most of the tests I threw at it — but there's one shortcoming that makes it miss the mark for me.

In the Poco Pad X1, Xiaomi has released a familiar but capable tablet at an appealing price – if you can find one.

With a faster chipset, larger battery, and more expansive software features, the OnePlus Pad Go 2 is the new mid-range tablet to beat.

While it might not be the ideal tablet for high-end gaming or reading, the OnePlus Pad Lite is still a bargain when it comes to entertainment.

We've tested the Apple iPad Pro 11-inch (2025), which features the brand-new M5 chip, to see just how well it performs and who the most premium iPad is best suited for.

The Honor MagicPad 3 is almost the perfect tablet, but there's one big catch.

Redesigned page-turn buttons make the Onyx Boox Go Color 7 Gen II a touch more ergonomic than its predecessor, but it fails to improve where it matters most.

It's got a few issues but I'd still call the ViWoods AiPaper an 'outstanding' E Ink writing tablet. If money is no object and productivity is your focus, I can't recommend it highly enough.

We've tested Apple's new, entry-level 11th Gen iPad, featuring the A16 chip, to see just how much of an upgrade the latest iPad is and who it is best suited for.