Awesome Tablets

Digital paper is really here. The ReMarkable Paper Pro is an E-ink tablet with an 11.8″ 2160 x 1620 display. It has colored ink particles that allow it to display nine colors, which can also be blended into new ones. It has a low-glare backlight, a satisfying paper-like texture, and comes with a stylus. It also has an optional keyboard attachment.

This convertible member of the Asus ProArt laptop line is designed for durability and performance. It packs a powerful NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series GPU and an AMD Ryzen AI 300 Series processor. Expect crisp and accurate colors from its OLED touchscreen and all the ports you need. For even more power and a bigger screen, check out the ProArt P16.

The Galaxy Z Fold6 has a wider aspect ratio than its predecessors, inching ever closer to a true 2-in-1 form factor. It weighs just 239 g and is only 5.6 mm thick, making it the most portable Z Fold yet. Powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, it has a barrage of trendy AI features, but the live translation and note summaries are practical and impressive.

The Apple Pencil, Samsung S Pen, and Microsoft Surface Pen are all pretty great, but they’re also expensive to replace if you lose them. The ZoopLoop solves that problem. The 20.75″ silicone tether loops around your tablet’s case and securely grips styluses from 0.27″ to 0.37″ in diameter. It comes in black, teal, and grey.

Charge multiple tablets simultaneously and keep them secure with this locking device cabinet. It has a built-in eight outlet power strip and can be mounted on a desk or screwed to a wall. Rubber-coated dividers keep tablets safe from scratches, and ventilated sides prevent overheating. Also available in a 16-device version.

This set of modular blocks snaps onto your smartphone or tablet camera and turns it into a microscope. The kit includes a backlight, 60X, 150X, and 300X magnifiers, and a slide holder that can also hold liquid specimens. In addition, pre-packaged slides display information about the specimens using augmented reality tech.

This bargain-priced Android tablet offers a 10.1″ screen with 1080p resolution display, a long-lasting 6,000 mAh battery, and a speedy Cortex A53 quad-core processor. It has 13mp rear and 5mp front cameras, stereo speakers, and GPS support. Save 21% in The Awesomer Shop.

The new iPad Pro runs on Apple’s 8-core M1 system on a chip. It now supports Thunderbolt and adds studio-quality mics, an ultra-wide FaceTime camera, and more. Notably, the 12.9″ model is getting Pro Display XDR tech, previously only in Apple’s $5000 display. Local storage now maxes out at 2TB, and cellular models get 5G.

Now that you can use your iPad as a secondary display for your Mac, you need a way to mount it. This clamp from Ten One Design makes it easy to attach just about any tablet side-by-side with your laptop screen. With a gap of only 4mm (0.16″) it’s perfect for working on wide spreadsheets, or opening multiple documents.

Since iOS 13.4, you can connect trackpads and mice to an iPad, making them more viable than ever as a laptop replacement. Heckler’s iPad Stand puts your tablet at just the right height for work and Zoom calls, and also is great when using MacOS Sidecar for a second screen. They also make a matching MacBook stand.

Apple’s premium tablets get a speed upgrade with the A12Z “Bionic” chip and Gigabit-class LTE, along with 12mp wide and 10mp ultrawide cameras, and a LiDAR scanner for enhanced augmented reality. The pricey new Magic Keyboard adds a trackpad, backlit keys, and a “floating” design with an adjustable viewing angle.

Want an iPad cheap? While this iPad Mini 3 isn’t the latest tech from Apple, it’s still a great little system, with a 2048×1536, 7.9″ retina display, 16GB of storage, Wi-Fi, and unlocked cellular connectivity. This brand new in box system is 52% off its original price in The Awesomer Shop.

This stand gives artists the ideal work surface for Apple’s tablets. The 20º angle and flush borders improve ergonomics and comfort for your wrist and arm. It has fold-out legs, a charging port, and a pencil cradle. They’re molded to each 2015 to 2019 iPad model for a perfect fit, and 2018+ iPad Pros hold in place magnetically.

Microsoft is betting big on multiscreen devices in with its upcoming Windows 10X operating system. One of the first devices to support the tech the Surface Neo, a tablet with dual 9″ screens, and the ability to convert into a small notebook computer with a keyboard and small secondary information display. Available late 2020.

Samsung’s powerful phablet comes in two sizes, the Note 10 at 6.3″ and the Note 10+ at 6.8″. Both models come with a new S pen with remote gesture controls, wide, ultra-wide, telephoto, and selfie cameras, the ability to add depth effects to video, improved stabilization, up to 1TB storage, and more. Plus, Verizon has a 5G model.

The BoltHub is a USB-C hub with a clever design for mounting onto compatible tablets such as the iPad Pro and Samsung Galaxy Tab S4. Instead of dangling like a dongle, it slides onto the corner of the tablet. You can also use it as a normal dongle on computers.