![]() With the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, Samsung isn’t just aiming to compete with the iPad Pro 12.9 (2022), it’s aiming to top Apple’s slate. Read the full iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) review If your needs are lighter then you might find this too expensive and too big, if you somehow need more oomph, the M2 Pro is there, ready and waiting. So, if you want to get some proper work or creation done on a tablet, or you’re just a big tablet gamer, the iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) will be the perfect device. The iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) also has a long-lasting battery, a decent camera, a premium aluminum design, and support for the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil 2 – these are sold separately, but turn it into a real productivity machine, and we used them non-stop in our testing period. It’s crisp, bright, vibrant, and all-round impressive. For the first time in an iPad, it also has a mini-LED screen, with a remarkably high 1,600-nit peak brightness, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a 2048 x 2732 resolution. But that’s not all this tablet has going for it. We were blown away when we tested the tablet – the chip was great for tasks like photo and video editing, as well as gaming. This chipset was lifted straight from Apple’s top-end 2021 Macs, so you’re truly getting desktop power in a tablet here. The iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) is a spectacular tablet, with its headline feature arguably being the M1 chipset that powers it. Read the full iPad Pro 12.9 (2022) review Yes, the iPad Pro 12.9 (2022) is very expensive, and it’s probably overkill for most users, but if you want a superpowered slate, this is it. It’s also remarkably thin and light for all the tech on offer, and has handy features like Face ID, capable cameras, and of course support for accessories like Apple’s Magic Keyboard and the Apple Pencil 2 – the latter of which is better than ever here, thanks to hover-detection, which makes this even better for drawing on than other iPads. In most other ways this is much like the iPad Pro 12.9 (2021), including having a massive 12.9-inch screen that uses mini-LED to create a superior picture than you’ll find on smaller iPads. ![]() Arguably this is overkill, since almost nothing you’d do on a tablet can even tax the M1 from the previous generation, but it certainly makes this future-proof. The iPad Pro 12.9 (2022) is – as of 2023 – Apple’s ultimate tablet, and one which packs laptop-class power, thanks to an M2 chipset. This may also be the time to pick up one of the best power banks too, to keep you juiced up all day long. We're expecting an influx of new iPads in September or October though, so this list will probably see a shake up then. The Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra will very likely find a place on this list when we're done, but you can look at our hands-on Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra review before that. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series just dropped, and we're yet to review it fully. But that might change, as this list is updated regularly thanks to new tablets coming out all the time, so check back often to see what's new. You won't find any of the best Windows tablets here currently, simply because we prefer the selection of iPads and Android tablets that are available. With a focus on performance, software, screen quality, battery life, and how well they interact with accessories, our list will guide you to the right choice – as well as the best value for your money. And, we know what to look for and what's worth your time and money.īelow then are the best tablets around. We've tested every major tablet and used them in everyday life for an extended period of time. ![]() In fact, it might be that all you really need is one of the best cheap tablets. As if often the case, there's no one perfect tablet for everyone the iPad Pro 2022, for example, might be the most powerful iPadOS device out there, but you might find an iPad Air does everything you need and weighs significantly less, which means you'll be saving money and getting exactly the tablet that's ideal for you by opting for the cheaper Air.
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