Tablets

I spent six weeks using the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra as my primary work and media device. The 14.6-inch AMOLED display ruined every other screen for me. DeX mode with a keyboard case genuinely replaced my laptop for email, writing, and browsing. The S Pen is the best stylus experience on Android. But this tablet is big. Really big. It's a commitment to carrying a slab that rivals a small laptop. If you want the absolute best Android tablet and you're fine with the size, nothing else comes close.

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I ran the Galaxy Tab S9 as my daily carry tablet for two months. Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 performance is genuinely impressive for an Android tablet: no lag, no stutters, just fast. The 11-inch AMOLED display is beautiful in a way the S9 FE's LCD cannot touch. And the S Pen arrives in the box, so you're not choosing between a stylus and lunch. If you want a compact, powerful Android tablet with a great screen and an included stylus, the Tab S9 is the one to get. The S10 Ultra wins on screen size. The S9 FE wins on battery stamina. The S9 wins on the balance.

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Three months of using the Galaxy Tab S9 FE as my daily note-taking tablet, couch streaming device, and travel companion proved one thing: you don't need the flagship to get a flagship experience for most tasks. The S Pen is genuinely good. The battery lasts forever. The IP68 rating means I stopped worrying about spills. The LCD panel and Exynos chip are the compromises you make, and for everything except gaming and HDR content, those compromises barely register.

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