Indecisive about which tablet to buy? Having trouble narrowing your choices down from the down? Want to pick out the good ones from all the technological mediocrity out there? Well, we’ll do it for you.
iPad Air 2:
First and foremost, IPad Air, hands down one of the best tablets ever manufactured. Its successor may arrive this year but the exact details are not known. It is common knowledge that the iPad Air isn’t cheap but it’s a tablet which lasts long gives its users the ultimate tablet experience that so many other just fail to match up to. It is definitely more portable than its predecessors, has a 9.7 inch display and is quite powerful too because of a 64 bit A7 processor with an M7 motion co-processor.
iPad Mini 2 With Retina Display:
Second on our list, and this may annoy some of you, is the iPad mini with retina display! As the name suggests it’s obviously smaller than the iPad Air. The retina display is 7.9 inches, the overall small size makes the iPad mini more portable. It comes with the same processor as the iPad Air and some models are able to connect to a 4G LTE network which facilitates extremely fast speeds of internet.
Nexus 7:
The Nexus 7 is also quite an impressive option, and it will save you some money compared to the Apple tablets. Nexus 8 is set to be released by the end of the year so this phone, in some ways still has the stage. It comes with a sleek black matte design that is both, desirable and ergonomic. Furthermore, it comes with a quad core processor, 2 GB RAM, a rear camera and Android’s latest operating system called Android 4.4.2 Kit Kat.
Amazon’s Kindle Fire HDX:
Next up, is definitely Amazon’s Kindle Fire HDX. It has a 7 inch display and is capable of competing with Nexus 7 and even the iPad mini retina display. Interestingly, it doesn’t use an Android OS but a rather modified version of Android which is connected with Amazon’s services. Oh and another attraction; it cheaper than the other tablets.
The Galaxy Tab S:
The Galaxy Tab S is also a contender on the list and why wouldn’t it be? It’s got an 8 inch screen with an astoundingly beautiful display, a great camera and it has the company’s Magazine UX instead of the Samsung Touchwiz, which is a significant improvement if you ask us.
We hope these consideration will help you decide more reasonably or at least get you a little closer to deciding.
