Most smart displays end up as glorified clocks: you buy one, use it for timers and the weather, and forget it can do anything else. We’re always on the lookout for good buys, and we think this one’s still worth a look. It’s rarely the buyer’s fault when that happens, it’s the screen: too small […]
The One Smart Display That Doesn’t End Up as a Kitchen Clock Read More
For years, the fastest way to game seriously on Android meant buying a flagship phone and living with a cramped screen. Tablets were treated as gaming machines only by accident, tuned for reading, streaming, and notes first. That trade-off is starting to look outdated. A new kind of Android gaming tablet is being built around
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Most midrange tablets get the big stuff right and punt on audio. The screen handles Netflix, the battery lasts a day, and the speakers sound like a laptop fan arguing with itself. Lenovo’s answer to that pattern is the Tab Plus Gen 2, a $399.99 slate with a nine-speaker JBL system, a 360-degree kickstand, and
Lenovo Tab Plus Gen 2 Packs a Nine-Speaker JBL System Into a $399 Tablet Read More
ASUS used its Computex 2026 keynote to show a full ecosystem rather than a single flagship. Every category received an AI upgrade, from creator laptops down to a new tablet and a desktop tower that could pass for furniture. It was a broad presentation. Headlining the lineup are the ProArt P16 and P14, which become
ASUS Computex 2026 brings AI to every form factor in its lineup Read More
Spring travel season starts messy. Airports are busier, timetables slip, hotel Wi-Fi is still the same lobby-bar nightmare it was last year, and that 5W wall charger you’ve been dragging around since 2019 can’t keep up with a modern phone, let alone a phone and a laptop and a pair of earbuds. The good news
6 Travel Gadgets That Earn Their Space in Your Bag This Spring Read More
Lenovo has spent decades earning its reputation in the business laptop world, and the ThinkPad name carries weight that few competitors can match in enterprise environments. The company just decided that weight should extend beyond laptops. At MWC 2026 in Barcelona, Lenovo introduced the ThinkTab X11, the first Lenovo rugged tablet to carry the Think
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Small tablets have been stuck for years. Apple updates the iPad Mini on its own timeline, Samsung stopped competing at the premium end of the category, and few other brands are willing to invest in pushing the compact tablet forward. The assumption is that people want either a big phone or a big tablet. That’s
Huawei Built the Tablet the iPad Mini Refuses to Be Read More
Somewhere along the way, large E Ink devices became the kind of purchase you have to sleep on. The Kindle Scribe starts at $500 and now tops $630 for the color version. The reMarkable Paper Pro runs $629 and gates cloud sync behind a monthly subscription. If you just want a big screen that feels
A 5mm E-Ink Notebook Reads 25 Formats Out of the Box Read More
Gaming laptop collaborations have trained people to expect a sticker job. Print a character on an existing lid, swap one accent color, and call it a special edition. Buyers have seen that formula so many times that most don’t look twice anymore. The Asus ROG Flow Z13-KJP, built with Kojima Productions, skips it entirely. Price:
What A Gaming Tablet Looks Like When Kojima Productions Controls The Design Read More
REVIEW – Tablet computers have been a dream since before the crew emerged from stasis in 2001: A Space Odessey and caught up with what they had missed while hurtling away from the Earth. Since then, Star Trek had their PADDs, and Apple got roundly roasted for calling their tablet “iPad”. We have nearly sixteen
AUMI 10.1 Android Tablet Review: An iPad User Tries a $69 Budget Tablet Read More
REVIEW – I have been an Apple junkie since the 4S came out, so the Android ecosystem is a whole new frontier to me. My aunt, however, is getting into Android, so I thought I would try one myself to see how far they’ve come. The TABWEE T90 11 inch tablet is affordable, has a
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REVIEW – I’ve been looking for an upgrade to an old Samsung tablet that I’ve had for a while now as it’s starting to get a bit slow and it’s a bit small for what I’d prefer in a tablet. An opportunity to try a brand I haven’t seen before came up and I decided
BNCF 10.1 Inch Bpad Android tablet review Read More
REVIEW – I have thoroughly enjoyed several REDMAGIC phones here at The Gadgeteer, but today I get my first crack at one of their gaming tablets. The REDMAGIC Astra gaming tablet is rocking some of the best mobile hardware available in a compact tablet that’s much easier to carry around than a 10-13 inch one.
REVIEW – If you’re a regular visitor/reader of The Gadgeteer, you’ll know that I’m (stuck) in the Apple ecosystem. I have an iPhone, Apple Watch, AirPods, MacBook, and an iPad Pro. This doesn’t mean I’m anti-Android, though, because I also use Android devices, such as the OnePlus 13 smartphone, which I often use as a backup
OnePlus Pad 3 review – This Android tablet gives you a lot of bang for your buck! Read More
REVIEW – The brand of this tablet, 8849, is the height of Mt. Everest in meters. That pretty much tells you everything that you need to know about what this tablet is intended to do. If you ever need a tablet for your end-of-the-world go-bag, the 8849 Tank Pad Tablet is the one to choose.
8849 Tank Pad review – The Swiss Army knife of Android tablets! Read More
REVIEW – I’ve owned multiple mobile Windows gaming PCs now, including the excellent Asus ROG Ally and the larger Lenovo Legion Go. I also frequently play Windows and Xbox games streamed to mobile hardware (Android phones and tablets) combined with controllers. Mobile gaming is great if you’re commuting, traveling, or simply away from your desk
REVIEW – I’m a gadget geek. I like playing around with products that offer something different or can provide a different use case. I wanted to review the AGM Pad T2 tablet because of the cellular functionality and form factor. I was intrigued about having a bigger device than my phone that is always connected
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REVIEW – I have been using my iPad for many years but I am accustomed to having access to both iOS and Android. My kids are always wrecking their Android tablets and then they take mine. Right now I have not had my own Android tablet for a while so I am happy to test
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REVIEW – I’ve been very curious about Boox notebooks ever since I found out that these lightweight, versatile notebooks existed. I know plenty of folks like them because they run Android (and thus apps), sip power, and the fact that they are more distraction-free than a regular tablet. I found that to be true when
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REVIEW – I’ve used a baker’s dozen or more tablets over the years (Android, ChromeOS, and iOS), everything from early touchscreens that were resistive (ugh) to the latest and greatest Apple iPad Pro. The cheaper Android tablets have almost all had issues for me ranging from minor to unusable, but the TCL TAB 10 NXTPAPER
TCL TAB 10 NXTPAPER 5G Tablet review – a solid midrange 5G tablet option Read More