Best Android Tablet Reviews 2020

Before discussing the price of tablets, it is important to know that there are multiple kinds that are priced according to their features and specifications. For example, there are multipurpose tablets which allow you to read, view YouTube videos, surf the internet, access your emails, and even play a few games. There are also "hardcore" tablets that are built for gaming and have higher hardware specifications and might cost more. To give you actual numbers, they can cost anywhere from $75 all the way up to $1200.

The cost of a tablet also depends on how much internal memory it has, whether it accepts SIM cards or not, and the size of its display. As a good rule of thumb, as long as you don’t settle for very cheap Android tablets usually priced around $50 or below, you are going to be satisfied with your product. Excessively cheap tablets don’t provide a good user interface, and you'll eventually end up cussing and getting frustrated at your slow and unresponsive machine. So it’s best just to stay away from cheaper options.

Tablets are characterized by a lot of interesting features, and we are more than happy to share the most important ones with you. Here are the features to look out for:

• Display - The size in inches is usually between 7 and 11. The resolution (in pixels) is also important as the higher the pixel density, the sharper the images and videos
• Internal Memory - This is usually between 4GB and 64GB or even more in some special cases. The good news is that Android tablets usually accept memory cards, so you can expand their memory
• Type - there are gaming tablets, multipurpose tablets, tablets for drawing and working (these come with stylus pens), etc
• Camera - In most cases, tablets have a good quality back camera and even a selfie camera which is useful for video conferences. However, we must say that the camera is not a tablet's strongest point

These are but a few important factors, but there are other things to consider as well. You should also pay attention to connectivity options (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth), if it has GPS or not, what types of speakers it has, etc. To help you a bit, write down a list of priorities on a piece of paper. For example, do you want a tablet for surfing the internet and watching videos? If so, get one with a big display. Do you want to play games on your tablet? If that’s the case, go for a gaming one. Do you want to simplify your work using a tablet? Get one with a powerful processor and maybe a compatible small keyboard for it.

Android tablets are basically just giant, oversized cousins of Android smartphones. They usually have LCD or AMOLED displays pushing thousands of colorful pixels to the surface, rendering beautiful images all day long. The battery of a tablet is also important (ranges from 3000mAh up to approximately 11000mAh) as it can bring life to your beloved device for at least six to eight hours every day on moderate use. Some tablets incorporate larger batteries and can power your device even for two days, as long as you don’t overuse it.

Android tablets also have multiple connectivity options such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC. They usually come with mini USB cables, and some of them can even be connected to a nearby TV set, allowing you to watch your videos directly on your smart TV. Cameras usually pack between 2 and 10 megapixels and are decent for Android devices. However, tablet cameras are usually not comparable to smartphone cameras. Still, you need your tablet for a better viewing experience and to simplify your work, so the cameras are there to make the gadget functional, not to snap the best pics in the world with them.

Where the tablet excels is when it comes to LTE connectivity, as long as you add a SIM card to it. This basically transforms your tablet into a fully functional media server everywhere you go, allowing you to keep up with your work, make video conferences, and chat on your favorite social media platforms with ease. Make sure that you establish a convenient data plan with your carrier, and you will greatly amplify the digital possibilities of your tablet.

We also love the fact that some tablets come with a stylus which basically transforms your device into an excellent drawing board! Designers and Photoshop users will love this. Tablets are also helpful for blog writers, but if this is mainly what you will use it for, you should definitely get one with a keyboard. As you can see, there are numerous ways a tablet can fit into your lifestyle, regardless of your age, gender, preferences, or how you make a living.

Many tablets come with warranties. This is something you should consider before you purchase as you want to make sure you protect yourself against manufacturing defects. This will help ensure that your tablet is around to entertain you for years to come.