Tablet Reviews

Onyx's feature-packed and compact ereader undermines itself with complexity and a too-high price.

Running Android 11, the Onyx Boox Page can get you access to both the Kindle and the Kobo stores, making it quite versatile.

If you've got the money to spare, the 7.8-inch Onyx Boox Tab Mini C could be a worthy color note-taking ereader to buy.

It might have the same screen as the older color ereader, but the PocketBook InkPad Color 2 is a lot faster.

With a limited catalogue, is Kobo’s ebook subscription service worth it if you use one of its ereaders?

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is big, powerful, and extremely satisfying, whether you’re being productive or having fun.

Read our hands-on impressions of Samsung’s latest flagship tablets, the Galaxy Tab S9 and Galaxy Tab S9 Plus.

This massive graphics tablet is a joy to draw on, so long as you don’t mind being stuck with a 20-degree viewing angle.

The Pixel Tablet and dock make a great combo, but software trouble doesn’t paint Android in the best light on Google’s own device.

An ereader with a color screen is a novelty, but it’s a problem when that’s the only good thing about it.