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If you don’ want an iPad , try one of the best Android tablets, there’s no shortage of choice, with Samsung, Huawei, Amazon, Lenovo and others all making excellent slates.

While the best ipad is best ,  howerver it may be not neccerarily the best one for you. Android tablet is best for you , but it may be not the best for other.  You should consider what you need.

You should consider the size – tablets are by nature much bigger than phones, but do you want one that’s still somewhat portable for taking out with you? Or a larger one for use mostly at home? Price is a key thing too, and while most of the best ones are on the expensive side, there are some more affordable options.

Here are some of the best Andriod tablets guide.  It may help you.

1. Samsung galaxy tab S7 pLUS

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus is the best tablet Samsung has ever made, and a serious rival to the iPad Pro range.

In fact, its screen is a 12.4-inch Super AMOLED one with a 2800 x 1752 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The iPad Pro range can match much of that.

You also of course get a whole lot of power from the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus’s Snapdragon 865 Plus chipset, enough that we found it the smoothest Android tablet experience we’ve come across. Plus, it has a premium metal build that’s incredibly slim at 5.7mm thick.

There’s also a 5G model for speedy mobile data, and Samsung’s S Pen stylus comes bundled with the slate, and bluetooth keyboard .But even without that this is a top-end slate and great for media.

2. Lenovo Tab P11 Pro

Samsung has long been ruling the high-end Android tablet world, but it now faces an unlikely challenger in the form of the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro. Lenovo isn’t well-known for Android tablets, but with the Tab P11 Pro it’s delivered a real rival to the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus.

This tablet has an 11.5-inch 1600 x 2560 OLED screen, so it’s big, sharp, and packs OLED tech. It also supports HDR10, so it’s a joy to view content on, with the only slight let-down being its conventional 60Hz refresh rate.

Coupled with loud quad-speakers, the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro makes for an accomplished media machine, and with its long-lasting 8,600mAh battery it’s a great travel companion.

The Lenovo Tab P11 Pro featuers an attractive metal body, and it supports both a keyboard and a stylus, transforming it into a capable productivity device .Its performance is middling and its cameras aren’t up to much, but with its surprisingly reasonable price , those are acceptable.

3. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

It’s a remarkably good price. It isn’t particularly smaller than the Galaxy Tab S6 – and ironically, it’s actually heavier too – but if you don’t want to spend top-dollar you may love this.

The chipset isn’t as powerful as its sibling, the cameras aren’t as impressive, and the screen isn’t as beautiful… but it’s around half the price, and all of its specs are still quite impressive for a slate at this price.

4. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6

While it’s not the newest model, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 is still a great Android tablet, with brilliant features.

It comes with an S Pen stylus in the box that you can use to take notes, draw and much more on the tablet’s display. You can also buy a smart keyboard to make it an experience like a laptop.

The 10.5-inch AMOLED display on the Galaxy Tab S6 is one of the highlights with an impressive resolution of 1600 x 2560. This tablet also comes with two cameras on the rear which we were fairly happy with by tablet standards, so you can get better photography than on many other slates.

It’s not the perfect device – there isn’t a 3.5mm headphone jack and the user interface has its own  – but it’s still a top Android slate.

5. Huawei MatePad Pro 

The Huawei MatePad Pro 10.8 is Huawei’s attempt at taking on the iPad Pro range, and in a lot of ways it’s a very strong rival, from its high-quality 10.8-inch screen, to its top-end power and its long-lasting battery.

The Huawei MatePad Pro also has a stylish, slim, and lightweight design, plus an optional stylus and keyboard, so it’s premium and built for productivity. However, there is a  big problem which is its lack of Google services – meaning no access to the Google Play app store, and no Google apps, such as Maps. But if you can live without that then this comes closer than most Android slates to matching the iPad Pro experience.

Other device such as Amazon Kindle Fire HD 10 Plus 2021 , Fire HD 10 2021 and HD 8 2021 are good choices too.

Which one will you buy ? 

What should I look for when buying?

Size and price are the two biggest considerations when buying a tablet. Consider whether you want the biggest screen possible – which is great for media and productivity, or something smaller and therefore more portable. Consider how much you want and need to spend too. If you don’t need top-end power then you can usually save some money.