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After the launch of Apple's iPad Air and Samsung's Galaxy Tab S9 series, the tablet space doesn't seem to have undergone much of a transformation. Apple's latest tablet is the improved 10.9-inch iPad, which is more of an upgrade to the 10.9-inch iPad than a replacement for the cheaper 10.2-inch iPad.

While there haven't been a ton of notable releases lately, there are still a number of great tablets to choose from if you're thinking about buying a new tablet or looking for a laptop alternative. We'll analyze some of them in detail and present our picks for the best tablets so far.

Best Overall: Apple iPad Pro

The iPad Pro is powered by the same Apple M2 chip as the MacBook, making it the top-of-the-line iPad and one of the most refined tablets on the market today.

It's available in two sizes (11-inch and 12.9-inch) and is compatible with a range of accessories, including the Apple Pencil and the extremely useful Magic Keyboard.

Thanks to the 120Hz ProMotion mini-LED display, the iPad Pro screen delivers exceptional brightness and smooth visuals, whether you're watching a movie or creating a slideshow presentation.

The latest version of iPadOS further builds this flagship Apple tablet into an even more powerful work device, introducing a new sidebar that supports quick switching between apps, as well as a more powerful desktop-like user interface for Safari, and a variety of new toolbars.

However, it's important to note that the 11-inch base model of the iPad Pro with 128GB of storage starts at a relatively high price of $6,799, and that doesn't include cellular connectivity or extra features like a keyboard.

That said, considering that the latest iPad Pro is likely to be more powerful than your current laptop, this top-of-the-line tablet really is a do-it-all device. Finally, it's worth mentioning that if you like the iPad Pro but want a more affordable option, consider the fifth-generation iPad Air.

With an M1 chip, support for the Apple Pencil, and optional 5G connectivity, the iPad Air is a relatively affordable alternative to the iPad Pro for those who want a slightly less beautiful screen, though it's less bright and doesn't support a 120Hz refresh rate.

Best Windows Tablet: Microsoft Surface Pro 9

While most people see Microsoft's Surface Pro devices as a 2-in-1 line because they don't come with a keyboard, that makes them tablets from a technical standpoint.

Don't let that fool you, however, thanks to the Windows 11 platform and support for a range of 12th-generation Intel processors, Microsoft's Surface Pro line is designed for productivity.

The latest Surface Pro 9 has a great display, a smooth 120Hz refresh rate, and improved stereo speakers, as well as an infrared facial recognition camera that allows users to quickly log into the system.

Another significant advantage is that, unlike many other tablets, the Microsoft Surface Pro 9's SSD is accessible to the user, making it possible to upgrade storage at any time.

Thanks to improvements in Windows 11, Microsoft Surface Pro 9 is better suited as a tablet, enabling efficient use with larger app icons and a more touch-friendly interface, even when not connected to a smart keyboard.

The best affordable iPad in years: iPad 2022 (10th Gen)

The iPad 2022 is a tablet with a refreshed look and feel, a much-anticipated improvement over the past few iterations.

We're impressed with the sleeker design and larger display, though some may miss the headphone jack on the 9th-gen iPad.

We're also pleased with the Touch ID-enabled power button, repositioned front-facing camera, and USB-C charging, along with an upgraded A14 bionic chip and 5G connectivity.

However, $3,599 is really a lot of money for this tablet. Yes, Apple kept the 9th generation iPad at $2,599, but it's still heartbreaking to see the $1,000 increase from one generation to the next.

Is it worth the money to upgrade to the iPad 2022? Mostly because it's a more futuristic tablet. Overall, the iPad 10th generation is one of the best affordable tablets out there, but we can't say that it's the ideal tablet for most people, especially given its higher price.

Best Android Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is the first Android tablet to rival the iPad Pro. By comparison, the tablet has a massive 14.6-inch OLED display that dwarfs the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

With an optional keyboard attachment and improved multi-window mode, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is expected to replace a laptop.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is clearly geared towards employees who need a mix of office and home-based work, as it comes with dual front-facing cameras, support for video calls up to 4K resolution, and an auto-framing feature that keeps the picture steady even when you're on the move. There's also advanced noise reduction to ensure calls sound clear and bright.

Other highlights of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra include a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen-2 chip, a low-latency S Pen experience, 45W fast charging, and tighter integration with Samsung's Galaxy S line of phones.

While the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra retails for a whopping $9,699, it offers a stunning screen size, fast performance, and versatility that make it one of the best Android tablets on the market.

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