Best Android Tablets

The Galaxy Tab A9+ impressed us with its large 11-inch screen. Videos and games look crisp and bright on the 1920×1200 display. We found the 90Hz refresh rate made scrolling and animations feel smooth.

Sound quality stood out to us. The quad speakers pump out rich audio enhanced by Dolby Atmos. We enjoyed watching movies without headphones. The speakers get loud enough to fill a room.

We liked being able to open multiple apps side-by-side. It was handy for things like taking notes while watching a video. The upgraded chipset handled basic multitasking well in our tests.

Battery life was good in our experience. We got through full days of mixed use before needing to recharge. The slim design made the Tab A9+ easy to hold for long reading or gaming sessions.

For families, we appreciated the Samsung Kids mode. It gives parents controls over screen time and content. The durable build held up well to our clumsy handling during testing.

The Jeazans tablet surprised us with its snappy performance. We found the octa-core processor handled most apps and light multitasking well. The 10GB of RAM is generous at this price point, letting us switch between apps smoothly.

We liked the 10.1-inch display for watching videos and browsing the web. While not the sharpest screen we’ve seen, it’s bright and colorful enough for most uses. The eye protection feature came in handy during long reading sessions.

Battery life impressed us, lasting through a full day of mixed use. The fast-charging was a nice bonus, getting us back up and running quickly. We also appreciated the latest Android 14, which felt clean and responsive.

We’ve been testing this Lville tablet for a few weeks now, and it’s a solid choice for basic tasks. The Android 14 system feels fresh and user-friendly. We like the new taskbar and improved privacy settings. Face ID unlock is a nice touch too.

The 8GB of RAM helps with multitasking, though we noticed some lag when running lots of apps. The 64GB storage is okay, but we’re glad we can add more with a microSD card. We’ve loaded it up with movies and apps without running out of space.

Battery life is decent. We got about 7 hours of mixed use before needing to charge. The 10.1-inch screen is good for watching videos or reading, but it’s not the sharpest we’ve seen. Still, for the price, it’s hard to complain. This tablet is light and easy to carry around. It’s a good pick for casual users or as a starter tablet for kids.

The R7 really shines when it comes to durability. We tested it in some rough conditions and it held up great. The IP68 rating means it can handle dust and water without issues. We even accidentally dropped it a few times and it didn’t get a scratch.

Battery life on this tablet is amazing. We used it heavily for several days before needing to recharge. The huge 15600mAh battery is no joke. It’s nice not having to worry about finding an outlet all the time.

Performance-wise, the R7 does a good job for most tasks. The octa-core processor and 12GB of RAM keep things running smoothly. We had no problems browsing the web, watching videos, or using productivity apps. The 10.1-inch screen looks good too, though it’s not the sharpest display out there.

The ALLDOCUBE iPlay 60 Mini Pro surprised us with its snappy performance. We found the Android 14 experience to be smooth and responsive, even when multitasking. The tablet’s compact 8.4-inch size made it easy to hold and carry around, perfect for reading or watching videos on the go.

We really liked the crisp 1920×1200 display. Colors looked vivid, and text was sharp. The dual speakers were a nice touch, giving us decent audio quality for a tablet in this price range. We streamed some shows in HD thanks to the Widevine L1 support, which was a big plus.

The 6050mAh battery lasted us through a full day of mixed use. We appreciated the face recognition feature for quick unlocking. The 4G LTE support came in handy when we were out of Wi-Fi range. While the cameras weren’t amazing, they worked fine for basic video calls and casual photos.

We tested the UMIDIGI G3 Tab Ultra and found it to be a capable Android tablet for the price. The Helio G99 processor keeps things running smoothly for most tasks. We noticed apps opened quickly and multitasking was easy.

The 10.1-inch screen is bright enough for indoor use. While not the sharpest display out there, it works fine for browsing and watching videos. The 6000 mAh battery lasted us through a full day of mixed use.

We like that you can add up to 1TB of storage with a microSD card. The dual SIM support is handy for those who need cellular data on the go. Overall, this tablet offers good bang for your buck if you don’t need top-tier specs.

The Jeazans tablet impressed us with its up-to-date Android 14 operating system. We found the interface smooth and responsive, with handy security features like facial recognition unlock. The 10.1-inch HD display looked crisp and bright, making it nice for watching videos or browsing photos.

We appreciated the 8GB of RAM, which let us switch between apps quickly. The option to add a micro SD card for up to 1TB extra storage is great for storing lots of media. Wi-Fi 6 support meant fast, stable internet connections in our tests.

The 5000mAh battery charged up fast via USB-C. It lasted through most of a workday with mixed use, though heavy gaming or video streaming drained it faster. At under half an inch thick and weighing less than a pound, we found it comfy to hold for extended reading or browsing sessions. While not a top-tier brand, Jeazans seems to offer solid bang-for-buck in the budget tablet space.

We spent some time testing out the ANTEMPER 10-inch Android tablet, and we were pleasantly surprised by its value. The tablet runs Android 13 and comes with 16GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. We found it handled basic tasks like web browsing and video streaming without any hiccups.

The 10.1-inch screen is bright and clear enough for watching movies or reading ebooks. We really liked the big 7000mAh battery – it lasted us through a full day of mixed use without needing a charge. The octa-core processor isn’t the fastest out there, but it got the job done for most everyday tasks.

One of the best parts about this tablet is all the extras it comes with. The keyboard case turns it into a mini laptop, which we found handy for typing longer emails or documents. The stylus works well for taking notes or sketching. While the accessories aren’t the highest quality, they add a lot of functionality for the price.

We tried out the AiproTablet and found it works for simple tasks like web browsing and e-reading. The 10.1-inch screen is nice and big, making it easy to read text and watch videos. We liked that we could add more storage with a memory card.

The battery lasted about 6 hours in our tests, which is good for a budget tablet. It comes with Android 13, so you get access to lots of apps. The protective case was a nice bonus too.

But we noticed the tablet was sluggish when we tried to multitask or play games. The cameras took grainy photos. Some users we talked to had issues with charging and slow performance. For basic use it’s okay, but don’t expect it to handle demanding apps smoothly.

When we first got our hands on the AOCWEI X800, we were impressed by its sleek metal body. The 11-inch screen is a standout feature, offering vivid colors and sharp details that make watching videos and browsing photos a joy.

We found the octa-core processor zippy enough to handle multiple apps without a hitch. The 16GB of RAM (8GB physical + 8GB virtual) kept things running smoothly, even when we had several tabs open. With 256GB of storage and the option to expand up to 1TB, we never worried about running out of space.

The quad speakers surprised us with their clear, robust sound. We enjoyed using this tablet for both work and play, thanks to its split-screen feature. The 8600mAh battery lasted us through a full day of mixed use. While it’s a bit heavier than some other tablets, we think the extra features make up for the added weight.