The Idea Tab Pro sits in the mid-range of Lenovo’s current tablet lineup, and arguably in the sweet spot when it comes to price and performance. For just a little more than the Idea Tab Plus (see p91)

Lenovo has long had a knack for producing something close to a flagship tablet at a more affordable mid-range price, and so it goes with this month’s Yoga Tab. It’s an 11.1in slate with a bright 3.2K

Apple’s iPad remains near-synonymous with the whole tablet concept, and the go-to option for many buyers if they’re not splashing out on a higher-end device. The 2025 version won’t do anything to chan

Having delivered excellent mid-range tablets in the One Plus Pad and its two sequels, OnePlus has now entered the budget tablet battle with the Pad Lite. Compared to the OnePlus Pad 3 (see issue 371,

There’s no shortage of choice.

The original Pro tablet hasn’t lost any of its computing ambition. Where other tablets talk the laptop-class performance talk, it walks the walk, somehow cramming in the same M5 architecture powering