Tablet Reviews

The OnePlus Pad 2 continues to impress in many ways, but the upgrades don’t justify the price.

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.

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.

Google’s first tablet in many years doesn’t try to reinvent what tablets are good for. Instead, it leans into being a good media consumption device and can be a useful smart display when you’re not holding it.

The Fire Max 11 has the most advanced and refined hardware of any Amazon tablet yet. But it is held back by the same old problems.

OnePlus’ first tablet brings high-end features and specs to a midrange price point. It reminds me of the OnePlus we used to know.

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.

Apple’s latest base-model iPad cribs a lot of features from the more expensive iPad Air. But it also is considerably more expensive than before, making it a tough sell.

Sure, it’s slow, and the screen is low-res, but starting at $59.99 you can’t expect anything close to perfection. This budget device is decent, and at this price range, that’s perfectly acceptable.

Torn between being a souped-up e-reader and a stripped-down tablet

Samsung’s supersized tablet comes with big limitations

The tablet for Samsung phone owners

Good execution, but its specs aren’t enough for serious gamers

The new iPad Air is a blend of familiar features with predictable results

HP and Lenovo are aiming higher with their latest tablet Chromebooks

The middle child of the iOS lineup

As good as foldables get, but is that good enough?

Amazon’s big, cheap tablet can now be had many different ways

Mini LED, major improvement

A neat product that is not ready

Despite the higher cost, this iPad is the one to get

It’s really great, but the limitations are becoming grating

Samsung’s latest tablets are saddled by familiar problems

All the right ideas — but spoiled by buggy software and a bad camera

Two screens, five cameras, one hinge, $2,000

A $110 tablet that’s good for watching Prime video and not much else

Intel’s chips are holding it back