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The launch of Xiaomi's next affordable Android tablet is right around the corner. While Xiaomi is remaining quiet on the whereabouts of the Redmi Pad 2 for now, several retailers have already revealed how much the new 11-inch tablet will cost when configured with or without 4G connectivity.

Xiaomi has another premium tablet on the cards. Unlike the recently launched Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra, this new tablet, expected to be branded as the Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro, will feature an LCD screen.

The Vivo Pad5 is the latest high-end tablet from Vivo. Following on from last month's Vivo Pad5 Pro, the Vivo Pad5 still features powerful hardware despite its much lower starting price. To that extent, the Vivo Pad5 should give dedicated gaming tablets a run for their money, too.

Samsung will be expanding the Galaxy Tab S10 series with a third option later this year. While the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra remain some of the most powerful tablets around, early benchmarks suggest that the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite cannot even match mid-range options like the Xiaomi Redmi Pad Pro 5G.

With a burgundy chassis, gold camera bezel and big 12-inch display, the Teclast T60 AI is an eye-catcher and costs less than $200. As our review illustrates, its internal specs are quite convincing despite the comparatively low price.

RedMagic didn't launch its new compact gaming tablet alongside the RedMagic 10S series as expected, instead it has announced a separate launch date for it. The tablet will be announced in China first but there's a likelihood of it getting a global release.

A new leak has now revealed OnePlus's plans for the rest of the year. Reportedly, the successor to the OnePlus 13 is in development and could be branded as the OnePlus 14 after all. The Ace6 series is expected to arrive later this year as well, and all of those smartphones may ultimately be joined by a new, compact tablet.

The Honor Pad 10 has been quietly announced in parts of Europe and Asia. The new tablet has a more powerful Snapdragon processor and a bigger battery despite being thinner than its predecessor.

The OnePlus Pad 2 Pro is now available globally as a direct import. A high-performance tablet with a high-quality display, the tablet has something for everyone. But some customers may prefer to wait for the official release.

Solid information on Xiaomi's plans for its upcoming tablet has now surfaced. This tablet, a compact performance-focused one with the Redmi badge, is reportedly set to launch in a matter of weeks, and will be joined by the Redmi K80 Ultra.

The Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra launched as the first tablet with the in-house Xring O1. While it's not expected to officially launch outside China, interested buyers can now import it through Giztop.

Vivo asserts that its next new Android tablet will launch with "really fast, really cool, real flagship" specs - even if some of those are slightly less than up to date. The Pad 5 may indeed make for a more cost-effective alternative to its pre-existing Pro sibling with last-gen MediaTek silicon and what might be a particularly responsive, generously-sized display.

Infinix has launched a new affordable gaming tablet, the Xpad GT. It features an old flagship SoC, the Snapdragon 888, which is paired with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. The launch price in Malaysia is MYR 1,699, about $402.

The Xiaomi 15S Pro and Pad 7 Ultra launched as the first devices powered by the in-house Xring O1. While they stand as solid competitors against Snapdragon 8 Elite-powered alternatives, they will remain China-exclusive for now.

The 8BitDo Pro 2 can replace multiple accessories in a complex gaming setup. Hall effect analog sticks add to its durability, whether used as a Switch controller or mobile gaming companion. The 8BitDo controller is seeing its steepest discount at its current Amazon sale price.

Sharge touts its next accessory as the "ultimate" power bank with an even higher total output than its Shargeek-series predecessor. It is touted as amenable to air travel too, with a capacity of 86.4 watt-hours (Wh) packed into a portable, streamlined aluminum chassis with its own RGB accents and updated Smart Display.

The Pad 7 Ultra is Xiaomi's latest attempt at cracking the ultra-high-end tablet market. Sporting a display that rivals the equivalent found in the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, the Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra is also the first tablet that features an Xring O1 chipset, which Xiaomi complements with a large battery and 120 W charging.

Xiaomi has shared numerous details about its Xring O1 chipset on launch day alongside the arrivals of the Xiaomi 15S Pro and Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra. Combining a 10-core CPU and a 16-core GPU, the Xring O1 is also said to run more efficiently than peers like the Snapdrgaon 8 Elite or Apple A18 Pro.

Laptops with foldable displays are projected to hit the mainstream market in just a few years. Following Huawei's impressive MateBook Fold, an 18-inch notebook with a foldable display, Amazon and Apple are reportedly working on similar devices.

PNY is launching new microSD Express cards targeting the Nintendo Switch 2. The 128GB and 256GB expandable storage options promise faster loading times in Switch 2 games. PNY designed the new cards to survive hot weather and the wear and tear of travel.

The latest member of the Pad 7 series has yet to launch, yet Xiaomi is already very clearly confident that it is all an Ultra tablet should be. That status might come with certain caveats for its users, with an influential leaker already cautioning prospective owners to treat it as they would a top-end iPad from Apple.

The Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra will make its debut tomorrow as Xiaomi's most premium tablet model yet. Its performance is worthy of the "Ultra" title, too, as it handily outperforms Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra despite featuring a nerfed version of the XRing O1 chipset.

The iQOO Pad 5 and iQOO Pad 5 Pro have been announced in China as iQOO's new flagship tablets. Powered by MediaTek Dimensity processors, the tablets are designed for both productivity and entertainment.

The new Teclast T50 Mini is designed for gaming enthusiasts. It has a 120Hz display with Adaptive Sync and a relatively compact chassis, but also one major limitation. This compact Android tablet is available now.

The Pad 7 Ultra is about to debut alongside the Xiaomi 15S Pro. Both will be powered by the self-developed Xring O1 SoC, and the company has now shared more details and pictures of the flagship tablet.

The iPlay 70 Mini Pro is the latest compact tablet from Alldocube. Released a month after the arrival of the iPlay 70 Mini Ultra, the Pro variant replaces its direct predecessor with a 90 Hz display and a faster chipset while retaining features like a 6,050 mAh battery and dual SIM 4G connectivity.

A leak has provided not only a first look at the Redmi Pad 2 but also revealed its key specs. The upcoming tablet is shown sporting a new design and will also bring some under-the-hood upgrades.

The Xiaomi Xring O1 is about to make its full debut soon. It's the company's most ambitious take on in-house SoC, and through a recent teaser, the company has confirmed that it will be powering the upcoming Pad 7 Ultra.

The mystery around the Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro 14.5's SoC has finally been solved. A Geekbench listing confirms it uses the company's self-developed SS1101 chip.

A new e-reader with a decent range of features has hit the market. The Meebook M8 runs on Android, which allows users to install third-party apps. Supposedly, it also offers long battery life and a user interface that’s easy to use.

iQOO's new tablets will launch alongside a new stylus called the iQOO Pencil 3. The new stylus will have support for magnetic wireless charging and have 10,000 levels of pressure sensitivity.

OnePlus has now announced its plans to present the OnePlus Pad 3 globally on June 5. The tablet is expected to be similar to the OnePlus Pad 2 Pro which launched in China recently and will launch across Europe at the aforementioned date.

The RedMagic 10S Pro series is now set to launch on May 26, 2025, and while the company has yet to share the launch details of its 9-inch gaming tablet, it could launch alongside the new flagship phones.

The Xring O1 SoC is about to launch as a self-developed flagship-grade smartphone chip. Xiaomi has just confirmed that it will be fully unveiled alongside other new products on May 22, 2025.

iQoo is now thought to launch three new Android tablets at once later in 2025. Two of them might be intended to land as compelling alternatives to the latest Lenovo Legion Tab (or iPad Mini), while the third might be an even cheaper option with less premium Qualcomm silicon and a less compact display.

The Clear7 Turbo+ is a new e-reader from Hanvon whose design is not so unfamiliar for e-reader experts. The model is equipped with a largely open operating system, which should allow for significant flexibility in terms of functionality.

The Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro 14.5 AI is a pretty big Android tablet that can be used with a stylus and keyboard. AI features are already advertised, and the OLED-equipped device also sports DisplayPort via USB-C.

8849's latest, outdoor adventure-friendly smartphone features have now been ported to the tablet form-factor in the new Tank Pad - a 100-lumen projector and a generous rear-mounted camping lamp included. The device's ~11-inch display has an up-to-date 120Hz refresh rate and reasonable mid-range MediaTek silicon - although other aspects of its UX are already falling behind.

Acer has introduced two new Android tablets at Computex 2024 - the Iconia Tab P11 and Iconia Tab M10. Both devices focus on family-friendly entertainment and AI-powered productivity features.

A new leak has now provided further insight into Xiaomi's plans for its high-end tablets this year. Reportedly, two tablets are planned—one with a 14-inch screen, and the other a 12.5-inch model.

The new HuaweI MatePad Pro 12.2'' is a refresh of the 2024 tablet of the same name. Still sporting a tandem OLED display with an optional PaperMatte variant, the new tablet has a new camera and comes in new colors.

The Xiaoxin Tablet 11 2025 is Lenovo's latest affordable tablet. Built around a modern MediaTek Dimensity chipset, the Xiaoxin Tablet 11 2025 also has a bright 90 Hz display and a decent-sized battery, among other features.

The Oppo Pad SE is a particularly affordable mid-range tablet with an 11-inch display that is ideal for web and multimedia tasks. Students are also an definitive target group for the Oppo Pad SE, which supports a range of multitasking features.

It seems that Xiaomi is not done with the Redmi Pad series just yet. Having introduced the Redmi Pad Pro and a more compact option last year, early evidence suggests that two versions are being developed with global releases in mind.

RedMagic's next top-end Android gaming tablet is currently believed to be smaller than its last - however, that might not matter as it is also backed to be first of its line to debut with an OLED display. The Nova's successor is now also tipped to beat its Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 4 rival in terms of battery life.

Samsung is expected to introduce the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7 this summer during its next Galaxy Unpacked event. Ahead of their launches, Samsung has teased that its next major Android update could be dropping around the same time.

For the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold7 in July, Samsung is advertising the smartphone as the thinnest foldable in the world, just like Oppo did a few weeks ago, but the official figures do not exactly stand up to close scrutiny. This also explains the varying specifications in thickness for the Galaxy Z Fold6 successor.

The OnePlus Pad 2 Pro is the latest attempt to capture a corner of the high-end tablet market. Combining a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset with a 12,140 mAh battery, that OnePlus Pad 2 Pro also features a huge 13.2-inch display with a 144 Hz refresh rate.