14 Best Tablets (2025), Tested and Reviewed

Other Tablets to Consider Photograph: Julian Chokkattu We test tons of tablets every year. Here are a few others we like, just not as much as our picks above. Nubia Redmagic Nova Gaming Tablet for $649: I've enjoyed using this Android tablet from Nubia (formerly a subsidiary of ZTE) for several weeks. The transparent design elements on the back are fun, and the 10.9-inch LCD screen is a nice size. Performance is smooth with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset paired with 12 GB of RAM, and the 144-Hz screen refresh rate keeps things looking buttery smooth. I've played a few hours of Kingshot with no issues, though the back of the tablet gets quite warm. I also edited several RAW photos from my mirrorless camera on Lightroom Classic. My main qualms? Nubia's software isn't my favorite (it's not my favorite design, and there's a lot of bloatware). And the company is only promising one OS update and two years of security updates, and that's terrible for a slate that costs this much. ... Read full article.