Tablets comparisons

Tablets split into very different jobs: couch streaming, note-taking with a stylus, or laptop replacement. We compare screen size and panel type, refresh rate, chip, memory, base storage, weight, battery rating, stylus support and launch price so the right tablet for your use is obvious.

6 tablets · 5 published comparisons · Scoring weights: Performance 25%, Display 25%, Portability 15%, Battery 15%, Value 20% · Updated October 2026

Tablets comparison

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Tablets in our database, ranked by VersusAnything Score

  • Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+64/100The Galaxy Tab S10+ pairs a 12.4-inch 120 Hz AMOLED display with an included S Pen, 12 GB of RAM and Samsung DeX desktop mode.
  • Apple iPad Pro 11 (M4)59/100The 11-inch iPad Pro M4 is the thinnest Apple device ever made, with a tandem OLED display, 120 Hz ProMotion and the M4 chip.
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE50/100The Galaxy Tab S9 FE is Samsung's value tablet with an included S Pen, IP68 water resistance and a 10.9-inch 90 Hz display.
  • Apple iPad mini (A17 Pro)48/100The iPad mini with A17 Pro is the pocketable iPad, now with Apple Intelligence support, Apple Pencil Pro and 128 GB base storage.
  • Apple iPad (11th generation, A16)40/100The 11th-generation iPad is Apple's entry tablet, moving to the A16 chip and 128 GB base storage while keeping the same $349 price.
  • Apple iPad Air 11 (M3)38/100The 11-inch iPad Air M3 brings laptop-class M3 performance, Apple Pencil Pro support and a new Magic Keyboard at a mid-range price.

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How we score tablets

Every tablet is scored on the same rows: screen size, panel type, refresh rate, chipset, RAM, base storage, weight, rated battery life, stylus support, operating system, launch price (USD). Measurable rows are normalised across the category and weighted (Performance 25%, Display 25%, Portability 15%, Battery 15%, Value 20%); rows without a sensible direction are explained, not scored. Full rules on our how we score page.