Tablet

I'll be back. Three years ago, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 was one of the best affordable tablets for us. Now the Korean manufacturer brings an updated version with a new SoC to the market. Find out in our test what has changed and whether the 10.4-inch tablet is still worthwhile.
UNISOC T618 | ARM Mali-G52 MP2 | 10.40" | 477 g

The somewhat different "tabletop". Nvidia's new, more efficient RTX 40 generation makes it possible: the high-end graphics cards can be packed into ever smaller form factors. Asus takes this even further, simply installing an RTX 4060 in a 13-inch tablet instead of a 13-inch laptop. This comes with a magnetic keyboard, thus doubling it as a convertible. So can we play AAA games on tablets now?
Intel Core i9-13900H | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU | 13.40" | 1.6 kg

In the midrange or classy? The newest version of Lenovo's midrange tablet again includes support for a docking station and an input pen. While more modern software and a fast display are supposed to give wings to the multimedia pad, unfortunately what we find in our test are not only improvements...
Mediatek Helio G99 | ARM Mali-G57 MP2 | 11.50" | 520 g

Plenty of storage. The Teclast T50 advertises with a lot of space for data, good sound, and LTE support, including phone function, for little money. Can the tablet from the Far East keep this promise, or are there problems?
Unisoc T7255 (T616) | ARM Mali-G57 MP1 | 11.00" | 510 g

1200 nits with full sRGB coverage. The rugged Dell tablet also happens to be one of the few PCs to ship with the 12th gen Core i5-1240U processor. While we have some minor quibbles with certain features, the overall core experience remains very user friendly.
Intel Core i5-1240U | Intel Iris Xe Graphics G7 80EUs | 12.00" | 1.6 kg