Tablet Reviews

It might look like the reMarkable 2, but access to the Play Store might make this the better e-paper writing tablet for some users.

The reMarkable Paper Pro may seem limited, but it’s precisely the writing tablet reMarkable fans have been asking for, and it’s a huge upgrade.

The 7-inch Boox Go Color has a nice, lightweight design with page-turn buttons, but its software experience is far from perfect.

Boox's thinner monochrome e-paper tablet offers a great writing experience and impressive software, but its flexibility does have limits.

Unless you need serious processing power, the OnePlus Pad Go offers excellent value for watching movies and working on the move.

With the best grayscale screen and self-repair options, Kobo’s latest entry-level ereader paves the way for future e-paper tablets.

The Kobo Libra Colour not only adds a color screen to what is already a great ereader, but also gives it writing capabilities.

The 6-inch Kobo Clara Colour not only has an eco-conscious build, but is arguably the cheapest color ereader available.

Apple iPad Air 13-inch (M2) is bigger, faster than the last iPad Air, and, more affordable than the biggest iPad Pro and that may make all the difference.

The iPad Pro 13-inch (2024) could very well be the best tablet ever made – but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the right one for you.