Tablet Reviews

Read our hands-on impressions of Samsung’s latest flagship tablets, the Galaxy Tab S9 and Galaxy Tab S9 Plus.

This massive graphics tablet is a joy to draw on, so long as you don’t mind being stuck with a 20-degree viewing angle.

The Pixel Tablet and dock make a great combo, but software trouble doesn’t paint Android in the best light on Google’s own device.

An ereader with a color screen is a novelty, but it’s a problem when that’s the only good thing about it.

The OnePlus Pad is pure OnePlus, with a great screen, cool design, and the right compromises to keep the price impossibly low.

Offering plenty of advanced writing tools, the Kobo Elipsa 2E takes the fight to Amazon’s Kindle Scribe.

It caters to a very specific audience, but if you’re keen on an A4-size ereader and note taker, the Onyx Boox Tab X might be worth the splurge.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 is an affordable tablet, but does its lower price affect its overall performance and design?

The TCL Nxtpaper 10s has been designed to reduce blue light, but does this kind of screen tech make for a unique tablet experience?

Somewhat of a unicorn in Wacom’s premium and pricey range, the One by Wacom is an affordable yet robust drawing tablet that’s perfect for entry-level creatives and students.