Tablet

Powerhouse with 13 inches. In our review of the Lenovo Idea Tab Pro Gen 2, we show how the 13-inch Android tablet with WiFi 7, Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 and pen support performs in everyday use - from display and performance to battery and cameras. Is the slimmer metal tablet worth it despite the higher price and short update period?

Versatile 2-in-1 with light and shade. With the Ninkear S13, the manufacturer is launching a versatile Windows tablet with a detachable keyboard and Intel Core Ultra 5 115U. The device combines a productive 13-inch form factor with modern hardware and is primarily aimed at users who want to work flexibly on the go. But how does the 2-in-1 device perform in everyday use in terms of performance, display, mobility, and battery life? Our test provides the answers.

Svelte Android e-reader. The Boox Go 10.3 (Gen 2) Lumi is an Android e-reader with a paper-like display, making it a versatile device for reading, writing, and listening to podcasts.

King of mobile gaming? The Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5 (2026) relies on extreme performance, a 165 Hz display and clever extras such as two USB ports. This test report shows which strengths are really convincing in everyday use and where heat, the lack of 5G and only functional cameras require compromises.

Value for money à la Apple. With the Apple M4, there is brute performance in the iPad Air 2026. In what is now the eighth generation, Apple's mid-range tablet is even slightly cheaper in Europe, but otherwise brings only marginal innovations. We take a look at whether the iPad Air is still worth it in our detailed test.