Tablets & eReaders
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Honor Magic Pad 3: A quality tablet with a middling display The Honor Magic Pad 3 makes several big improvements over its predecessor, but also ditches the OLED display£600 -
Amazon Kindle Colorsoft: A cheaper, but not better, colour e-reader Amazon's colour e-reader works well but paper 'white' is darker than we'd like£240 -
Amazon announces new Kindle Colorsoft and Colorsoft Kids Amazon's new Colorsoft Kindles stretch the definition of "refresh" to its absolute limits - but there are still some changes worth noting -
Amazon Fire Max 11: A super-sized tablet with a big problem Amazon’s biggest tablet introduces a frisson of premium design to the Fire family, but Fire OS holds it back£250 -
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OnePlus Pad 3 review: The best Android tablet around Between its massive display and extensive battery life, the OnePlus Pad 3 is easily the best Android alternative to Apple’s latest iPad Air£529 -
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus: Solid but too expensive Outstanding software support, but the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus isn’t quite the premium product its high price suggests£649 -
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Apple iPad 11-inch (A16, 2025): The best tablet money can buy The basic iPad is the best tablet in its price range and makes a cracking replacement laptop with the right accessories£329 -
Apple iPad Air (M3, 2025): Overpowered and overpriced The M3 iPad Air is an amazing hybrid tablet/laptop – but it’s expensive and do you really need all that power?£599 -
Apple's new iPad and iPad Air cost the same as last year The Apple iPad and iPad Air get worthy but uninspiring updates, but at least the prices remain the same -
Honor Pad V9 vs Honor Pad 9: What’s the difference? Honor just announced the new Pad V9 – here’s how it compares to last year’s Honor Pad 9 tablet -
The best tablets you can buy in 2025 Our tech experts have tested and reviewed all of the best tablets. These are the top picks -
Kindle Scribe (2024) review: Stylus over substance The 2024 Kindle Scribe is much like the old Scribe – not even the software updates bring much more to the table£379 -
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus: Software support wins The rest of the improvements are minor but the seven years of software support make the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus a serious contender£999