Tablets & eReaders
Here are Amazon's best Black Friday Kindle deals
The basic Kindle, Kindle ColorSoft and Scribe are all heavily discounted but the Paperwhite is still too expensive
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Boox Palma 2 Pro: A super flexible digital note taker This versatile handheld e-ink note-taker can turn its hand to many tasks, but it is rather expensive£381 -
Apple iPad Pro (M5, 2025) review: Still brilliant, still expensive The M5 iPad Pro is a tablet built for the AI age, but it doesn’t change much else£999 -
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Huawei MatePad 12X review: The sweet spot of Huawei tablets Huawei’s software continues to hold things back, but the MatePad 12X is otherwise a great pick for artists£599 -
Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 review: Safe but somewhat stale Samsung delivers another extremely competent tablet – but one that is starting to feel overpriced as the market evolves£799 -
Apple just upgraded the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro with M5 silicon Apple's iPad Pro models get M5 upgrade, boosting graphics and AI performance, but not much else has changed -
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Microsoft Surface Pro 12-inch: The perfect Windows tablet? Microsoft’s latest Windows tablet is small, light, powerful and, if you overlook the pricey optional keyboard, good value£799 -
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Xiaomi Pad Mini review: The best tablet you can't buy The Xiaomi Pad Mini is a cheaper, more capable alternative to the iPad mini - so why isn't it coming to the UK? -
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra: Goodbye tablet, hello laptop The best Android productivity tablet on the market, and a big bargain compared with the M4 iPad Pro£1199 -
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Remarkable Paper Pro Move: A digital note taker, par excellence A brilliantly designed, compact digital notepad product. It doesn't do much else - a brave, one-of-a-kind product, but a little on the expensive side£399 -
Lenovo drops two new AI-powered tablets at IFA 2025 The Lenovo Yoga Pad is designed to empower artists, while the Idea Tab Plus is packed with AI to make your work easier -
Galaxy Tab S11 and S11 Ultra: Samsung's best productivity tablets yet? Samsung’s new tablets finally allow proper multi-monitor support – oh, and they’re quite nice bits of hardware, too -
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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
