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The iPad mini (2021) is a big upgrade for Apple’s tiny tablet range. It lacks a camera on the back, but that’s the only real omission here. On top of all that it also has the tablet basics down, including a large 13-inch screen, a powerful Snapdragon 870 chipset, and a big 10,200mAh battery – complete with speedy 30W charging support. This allows you to connect it to other devices so you can easily output the display on a larger screen or use it as a second screen for a computer, and we found the Tab a great device to use as a portable second screen. Plus, the Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 has a micro HDMI port, which is an unusual find on a tablet. This is bigger and more powerful than most tablet speakers, so it’s a treat for watching movies and playing games on, even without headphones. The Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 also has a large speaker housed in the stand section at the bottom. We found this incredibly useful, as we could easily position the Tab on different surfaces when streaming music or movies. That starts with its design, as it has a built-in stand that lets you angle it on surfaces without any sort of case, or even hang it off things – hence the Yoga name. The Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 is a really interesting tablet – one that goes well beyond just being a smartphone with a bigger screen.
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Read the full Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra review But for Android fans who want the best available option and aren’t on a budget, this is the tablet to buy. But that last point is a big part of why the Tab S8 Ultra doesn’t quite match the best that Apple has to offer, because Android is a slightly unwieldy tablet operating system.Ĭouple that with the slate itself being large and heavy enough to not be as portable as you might want your tablet to be, and Apple edges the win.
So in many ways it really is an even bigger iPad Pro – just one that runs Android. You can also buy a keyboard folio for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, and it has great speakers and plenty of storage. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra can also more or less match Apple’s best tablet in a lot of ways, including power, thanks to a top-end Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, and cameras, with both slates sporting a handy 12MP ultra-wide camera on the front. While we thought that we'd find the giant screen overwhelming, it's actually great, whether you're using it for art or just watching movies. Samsung’s tablet has an even bigger 14.6-inch screen, and it comes with an S Pen stylus in the box – while with the iPad you have to buy an Apple Pencil separately. With the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, Samsung isn’t just aiming to compete with the iPad Pro 12.9 (2021), it’s aiming to top Apple’s slate.
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