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With this new tablet, you’ll get a familiar, lightweight, sleek design, along with the solid specs you would expect from a Samsung tablet. With the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, the company opted to replace the S5e that previously had been one of our favorite value tablets.
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Last year’s iPad Air gives you better performance and software than virtually any Android tablet.īest mid-range value: Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Gets expensive for 256GB/ cellular modelsīest Apple tablet for students iPad Air 4 (2020).Still, it’s great for students and non-students alike. And as is the case with many Apple products, its battery life is only so-so, with about an 8-hour average just out of the box in our tests. You’ll have to pay a good chunk for extra storage since the 64GB base variant really isn’t enough. You can even add cellular data if your school’s wifi network isn’t reliable.Īdd in iPadOS - better optimized in general than Android tablet apps - USB-C charging and the iPad Air 2020 have very few downsides. Its A14 Bionic chipset - also found in the excellent iPhone 12 - produces incredible performance speeds that surpass the Snapdragon 865 Plus found in the Tab S7+. Its 2360 x 1640 LCD only hits 60Hz (compared to 120Hz on the Tab S7+), but it hits 500 nits of brightness with anti-reflective coating, perfect for using in direct sunlight or for late-night binges. It has a lightweight, thin-bezel design with five metallic color options, Touch ID built into the power button, and two powerful speakers.
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While not as large or powerful as the recent iPad Pro 2021, the iPad Air 4 has impressive performance for demanding creativity apps at about half the price. The Galaxy Tab S7 Plus is fantastic from top to bottom with S Pen support and an optional keyboard cover to get work done.īest Apple tablet for students: iPad Air 4 (2020)ĭespite our site focusing on all things Android, our laudatory iPad Air 2020 review shows that we’re not afraid to acknowledge when Apple knocks it out of the park. Pros:īest overall Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus+ 12.4-inch Android Tabletīest tablet to get all of your work done and some play Unfortunately, this means extra dough upfront to get the Samsung Keyboard Cover or another Bluetooth keyboard to stay productive during classes.
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While you won’t have to pay extra for the amazing S Pen and those features, you will want the full package. It’s also rated for up to 14 hours with media playback so that you can use it all day.
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Playing around on what is essentially a desktop on a 12.4-inch display is an extremely portable experience that you won’t want to leave behind. While no longer cutting-edge tech, it still has the power and smarts to enable Samsung Dex Mode, which turns your Tab S7 Plus into a desktop-like experience. This combines with the Snapdragon 865 Plus chipset, the 2020 flagship chipset that also appeared in the Galaxy S20 lineup. Under the hood, the Tab S7 Plus sports either 6GB or 8GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of expandable storage. You’ll also be happy to know that Samsung includes an S Pen with every purchase, so you don’t have to fork over extra cash for extra productivity. If you need a tablet capable of handling almost any task, then you don’t want to look past the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus. Credits - The team that worked on this guide.
Best for reading and streaming: Amazon Fire HD 8 (2020).Best portable power: Lenovo Smart Tab M8.Best laptop-replacement tablet: iPad Pro 12.9 (2021).Best Amazon tablet for students: Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus (2021).Best cheap tablet for students: Samsung Galaxy Tab A7.10.1 Lenovo Chromebook Duet 2-in-1 Touch.Best Chromebook tablet for students: Lenovo Chromebook Duet.Best mid-range value: Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.Best Apple tablet for students: iPad Air 4 (2020).Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus+ 12.4-inch Android Tablet.Best overall: Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus.
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