Tablet

HD entertainer. Tablets below US$200 often leave a lot to be desired when it comes to performance and connectivity. You will have to make a few compromises if you go for the Teclast P50 as well but in return, you get a surf and multimedia tablet with decent storage, good runtimes and 4G capabilities. Thanks to its Widevine L1 support, you can additionally stream web content in HD quality.
Unisoc T7200 (T606) | ARM Mali-G57 MP1 | 10.95" | 545 g

Lots of display for little money. The Teclast T65 Max is swimming against the current. In contrast to many other XXL tablets, the almost 13-inch T65 Max is super affordable, with prices starting from under US$400. Despite this, the Teclast is extremely versatile thanks to its extensive selection of features.
Mediatek Helio G99 | ARM Mali-G57 MP2 | 12.95" | 710 g

It can do almost anything. For years, creative users and entertainment fans have had a blast on the iPad Pro, and now Apple presents an update: The 11-inch model is getting slimmer and is supposed to offer more battery life and performance. OLED is now used as the display technology. We take a detailed look at the innovations.
Apple M4 (9 cores) | Apple M4 10-core GPU | 11.00" | 444 g

Closer to the iPad Pro? The new Apple iPad Air gets to benefit from the Apple M2 as well as the Pencil Pro—apart from this, its differences compared to the 5th generation are limited. In this review of the iPad Air 6, you can read about why the new 2024 release of the iPad Air continues to lack that pro feeling, and why Apple may want to rethink its product names.
Apple M2 | Apple M2 10-Core GPU | 10.86" | 462 g

Big, fast and yet affordable. The Pad 6S Pro is Xiaomi’s first high-end tablet. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, the device features an impressive 12.4-inch panel boasting a 3:2 aspect ratio and stylus support. However, the €700 (US$760) tablet did reveal a few weaknesses during our review.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 | Qualcomm Adreno 740 | 12.40" | 590 g

The second generation of 3 nm chips is here. Apple has presented its brand-new M4 chip alongside the new iPad Pro. It is a further development of the M3 SoC and is also manufactured using a 3 nm process. We took a closer look at both of the new M4 chips and compared them with the latest processors from AMD and Intel.