Tablet Reviews

With the Kindle Scribe (2024), Amazon fixed the little things that were holding back the Scribe and added AI features with surprisingly effective and understated results.

The Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition is a solid upgrade, even if it only brings small improvements to the e-reader that sets the bar for all the rest.

The 2024 edition of the Amazon Kindle is still a great budget ereader, but it's a disappointing 'upgrade'.

A gorgeous display, powerful speakers and performance to rival a laptop, the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus feels made for me.

The Kindle Colorsoft is just a Kindle Paperwhite with color, but that’s enough to make it the Kindle everybody is going to want.

The MatePad Pro PaperMatte Edition aims to appeal to artists thanks to its vivid yet paper-like display – but is that enough?

Outstanding performance for the money, but the Nubia Red Magic Nova Tablet hasn’t yet reached its final form.

It might look like the reMarkable 2, but access to the Play Store might make this the better e-paper writing tablet for some users.

It's not a major update, but the one upgrade worthy of mention is a big one: a new chip that brings Apple Intelligence support.

The reMarkable Paper Pro may seem limited, but it’s precisely the writing tablet reMarkable fans have been asking for, and it’s a huge upgrade.