From gaming to productivity, there's an Android tablet out there for everyone. Here are the ones we'd spend our money on.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ewan Spence covers the digital worlds of mobile technology. When does a device have to move up a class? That’s the intriguing ...

Finding a capable tablet for less than $200 isn’t always easy, especially from a major brand. But right now, you can grab the ...

The OnePlus Pad 3 is the latest in OnePlus’ premium tablet range. It was initially expected in the Indian market in June, but has arrived a few months later. With a 13.2-inch display, the OnePlus Pad ...

The price to pay for most Android smartphones and tablets is dealing with Google apps that may help the company generate ad revenue via personalized Google ads that you might see online. Many people ...

For the past few years, a company called 8849 has been selling rugged Android phones under the Tank brand. They have special features like ultrabright flashlights, built-in projectors, and batteries ...

The Lenovo Tab Plus packs an 11.5-inch 90Hz 2K display with an eight-speaker setup. The built-in kickstand makes the tablet a great media consumption device. You can also use the Tab Plus as a ...

The Honor MagicPad 4 is a slim Android tablet that pairs a bright OLED screen with powerful audio for media and productivity.

Android tablets have become a reliable desktop alternatives ...

The iPad Pro has been my most frequent — mind you, not my favorite — computing machine of choice for the past three years. It’s a ridiculously fast, amazingly fluid tablet with a great keyboard and a ...