Best Large Screen Tablets

Last Updated on September 8, 2023 by Ernests Embutnieks

Now, everything is about size. And tablets seem to be getting bigger – but which tablets have the biggest screens? Let’s find out!

With better battery life, a larger display, bigger speakers, and more room to play around with, it is clear why many prefer large screen tablets over their small cousins. Because of this, we’ve gotten around to creating a list of the best large screen tablets for you to quench all your large needs. 

Without further ado, let’s take a look at the best big screen tablets.

Top Tablets with Big Screens

We have tablets that are 12-inch big and we have tablets that are 24-inch big. Lets take a look at the list and specs for each tablet.

1. Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra – Best Large Screen Tablet

There is no doubt in my mind that this tablet is one of the best options available on the market for large-screen tablets.

This new series of Tabs from Samsung has seriously leveled up its display performance compared to the previous one. The Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen boasts images that are not just bright but also incredibly vibrant.

Also. like the previous one, Samsung has again included my favorite mode, the Dex mode. You can Switch your tab into desktop mode, and the experience is almost seamless.

I tried it myself with a keyboard and Dex mode on, and after a few hours, I found myself so immersed in my work that I actually forgot I was on a tablet.

Regarding camera. The Tab S9 Ultra boasts an impressive camera setup. On the rear side, you’ll discover a dual-camera system featuring a 13 MP wide lens and an 8 MP ultrawide lens. The front also showcases a dual-camera setup with a 12 MP wide lens and a 12 MP ultrawide lens.

Let’s move to the keyboard. The keyboard itself boasts a tactile and responsive typing experience, making it super easy to compose emails, take notes, or work on assignments. Moreover, the built-in trackpad further enhances functionality. 

Whether you’re a student, a professional, or simply someone who enjoys efficient typing, the keyboard is a must to have accessory.

Let me tell you, the speakers on this tablet are downright impressive. With the support of Dolby Atmos and the touch of AKG-tuned audio, these four speakers take sound to a whole new level.

The next S9 Ultra comes with IP68 certification, it means that if you fall this tablet in water, it will still work. But not just the Tab; now the S pen also has water resistance.

 However, I notice, the large screen does make it a tad on the heavier side, which is quite acceptable. But if you consider its size and weight, holding it can feel a bit Difficult. My tip? A separate stand could be your best friend for comfortable use.

Performance-wise, the S9 Ultra is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. This is the real deal if you’re planning to dive into some professional video editing or intense gaming sessions.

Let’s talk battery – the tab comes with a 11200 MAH battery, which is quite decent for a 14.6-inch tab. For professional demands, it is a little bit low, but for regular usage, you’re good to go.

Let’s talk about the stylus. The S Pen is as lightweight and smooth as ever. This time, it’s even more enjoyable to use on the tablet, thanks to that super-smooth screen and the high resolution that just takes everything up a notch. 

Just like before, the pen attaches magnetically to the back and charges wirelessly. The pen latency on the S9 Ultra is impressively low, closely mimicking the natural feel of a pen and paper. This enhances precision and fluidity when making notes.

👍 Pros

1. Large screen with a bright display.
2. Premium Design
3. Water and Dust resistance
4. S Pen Integration.
5. DeX Mode and Multi Window.

👎 Cons

1. Expensive than even high-end laptops.
2. Not very for portable.

🛠️ Specifications:

OS	Android 13
CPU / GPU	Qualcomm SM8550-AB Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
Storage	256GB,512GB/1TB
RAM	12GB/16 GB
Camera	12MP, 12MP and 13MP, 8MP
Display	14.6-inches
Resolution	1848 x 2960 pixels
Weight	1.61 lbs
Port	USB-C 3.2
Battery	Up to 9 hours

2. iPad Pro 12.9 – Editor’s Choice

Apple’s biggest and baddest offering in the tablet space is the iPad Pro 12.9. Being a dominant brand and considered the pioneers of the tablet category as a whole, it is no surprise that the iPad Pro 12.9, equipped with the M2 – means serious business.

Sporting a 120 Hz refresh rate with a mini LED display, it is the brightest and best display we’ve seen in a tablet so far. HDR10 compliant, the iPad Pro 12.9 supports Dolby Atmos which delivers unprecedented sound. So, media consumption is an absolute treat.

The M2 chip in the iPad leads to it being more than ready to handle daily tasks. Infact, I don’t think you can actually do anything on the iPad that’ll bring this tablet to its knees. You can expect nothing but the best tablet-oriented software from iPadOS, with the OS even allowing for multiple monitors to be used.

However, don’t expect DeX levels of desktop-class compatibility. It is clear that the iPad Pro focuses more on the experience the tablet itself provides rather than focusing on how it transforms into a laptop. This is clearly because the MacBook does exist if you want a more desktop experience.

The iPad Pro comes equipped with a 12 MP rear facing camera and a 10 MP Ultrawide. However, the real star of the show is the 1080p Front-Facing camera with support for Center Stage. This allows the camera to zoom in and out and focus on yourself or others as a subject in FaceTime and other supported applications.

The Magic Keyboard does not have an FN key (bummer.) But it has a backlight, and feels solid to use. It doesn’t exactly translate to a laptop. However, the experience is close enough for you to feel welcomed by the iPad overall.

Compare: iPads vs Android Tablets

The Apple Pencil

While an extra accessory, the Apple Pencil still retains its class as the best stylus you can purchase for a tablet. Literally used by professionals, applications like Procreate allow you to create seemingly intricate drawings quite easily.

Moreover, taking notes remains a breeze on the iPad Pro, with multiple applications such as GoodNotes and Notability paying their fair share in innovating the productivity space in the market.

👍 Pros

• Best-in-class performance compared to any other tablet
• Stellar battery life

👎 Cons

• Accessories are extremely expensive

🛠️ Specifications

OS	iPad OS 17
CPU / GPU	Apple M2
Storage	Up to 2 TB
RAM	Up to 16 GB
Camera	12 MP / 10 MP rear-facing (Ultrawide and Main) / 12 MP front-facing
Display	12.9” Liquid Retina XDR
Resolution	2048×2372
Weight	1.5 lbs
Port	USB-C
Battery	10-12 hours

3. Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold – Foldable Tablet

The Thinkpad X1 Fold Gen 2 remains an unparalleled tablet in the market. It certainly has an aura of novelty around it due to its unique foldable nature, and it improves upon the first-generation in significant ways. This foldable PC makes its mark with an enhanced display and a less noticeable crease compared to its predecessor.

The tablet upholds the tradition of the Thinkpad series, designed to serve as a fully functional desktop, running on Windows 11. Its vibrant, OLED 2K display is even more stunning than before, offering strikingly realistic images. The toughness of the X1 Fold Gen 2 cannot be understated either; its ruggedness is a testament to Lenovo’s quality and durability.

The charm of a foldable PC tablet extends beyond its impressive portability. It conveniently morphs into a laptop with a virtual keyboard on its lower half. Alternatively, you can utilize it in a tabletop mode, pairing it with an additional keyboard accessory.

The tablet’s versatility also encompasses other forms like a foldable book or a media consumption device that comfortably fits on your lap. Sporting an unusual 4:3 aspect ratio with a stunning 2048×1546 resolution, the Thinkpad X1 Fold Gen 2 brings refinement, though it has a couple of significant points of critique.

Despite its improvements, it retains a high entry price point above $2000, mainly due to its foldable nature. However, once the initial charm dissipates, the cost might seem steep for a tablet, especially if the flexibility isn’t fully utilized.

The screen, while improved, still leaves room for improvement in terms of brightness, measuring at a maximum of 300 nits. It might be inadequate under strong sunlight. The device employs an enhanced i7-L16G7 processor, though it continues to run on Windows ARM, which could limit your choice of applications.

Battery life remains a concern, with an average of 5-6 hours of usage time, making it less competitive compared to alternatives like the iPad Pro or Surface Pro 9. While the X1 Fold Gen 2 may impress at business meetings or appointments with its innovative design, the price tag may deter many potential users due to the screen brightness and performance relative to other high-end tablets.

Yet, if this tablet meets your specific needs, its sturdy construction and pioneering design are sure to appeal. The Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold Gen 2 is definitely carving its own niche in the tablet market.

👍 Pros

• Only foldable tablet
• Extremely rugged, Lenovo design

👎 Cons

• The keyboard and touchpad aren’t that great

🛠️ Specifications

OS	Windows 11 Pro
CPU / GPU	Intel Core Series 12th Gen
Storage	Up to 1 TB
RAM	Up to 32 GB
Display	12 inch when folded, 16.3 inch when unfolded
Resolution	2560×2024
Weight	2.86 lbs (1.3 kg)
Port	2x Thunderbolt 4, USB-C 3.21 Gen 2
Battery	6-7 hours

4. Microsoft Surface Pro 9 – Best Large Screen Windows Tablet

The Microsoft Surface Pro 9 definitely takes the cake as the best Windows tablet we’ve had the pleasure of testing this year. Equipped with a Core i7, 16 GBs of RAM, and a detachable tactile keyboard, this tablet is meant for both the casual, and the business professional.

Thanks to Windows now switching to ARM, it’s way of picking a fight with Apple’s M1, we are met with unprecedented performance of over 13-14 hours of battery life, an absolute monster in its class. For day-to-day use, expect this tablet to stand right with the iPad Pro in terms of battery life, a monumental feat.

The Surface Pro 9 delivers laptop-like performance but in the package of tablet. Because of this, it also includes a stylus. While not as sensitive as the Apple Pencil, it will easily take you through a day of note-taking and can even be used to navigate Window’s more tablet-optimized UI.

The Surface Pro lineup has always retained its excellence at the forefront of competitors trying to challenge its throne. It is an extremely lightweight, sturdy, portable tablet that really questions why you would need a laptop in the first place. It really isn’t the cheapest tablet on this list, but with a wide variety of upgrade options, at least you can spec it to your needs.

So, if you are on the lookout for a tablet that runs Windows and just works, without any hiccups whatsoever, the Surface Pro 9 is the best choice.

👍 Pros

• Has a ton of USB-C ports
• Allows you to expand your storage

👎 Cons

• Very expensive

🛠️ Specifications

OS	Windows 11
CPU / GPU	12th Generation Intel
Storage	Up to 1 TB
RAM	Up to 32 GB
Camera	10 MP rear-facing / Windows Hello front-facing
Display	13 Inch Pixelsense
Resolution	2880×1920
Weight	1.95 lbs
Port	2x USB-C
Battery	12-13 hours

5. Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus – Best Value For Price

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus sits between the S9 and S9 Ultra. The S9 Plus has all of the features of the S9 but is slightly less powerful than the S9 Ultra.

Just like the S9 Tab Ultra, this tablet also comes equipped with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. It’s paired with the same operating system, Android 13, and features Samsung’s intuitive One UI 5.1 interface

At first look, you’ll immediately recognize the same elegance that enhances the beauty of its Ultra counterpart. There is more to this Tab than its sleek edges and its cool-to-the-touch metal rear. And we are talking about it today.

This is the signature of Samsung’s merging style, perfectly aligned with your everyday life.

When it comes to the display, Samsung has opted to maintain a familiar approach. While there aren’t any significant alterations, it’s worth noting that there is quite a difference in display resolution and display size. Comparatively, this is slightly smaller than the S9 Ultra Tab’s 14.6-inch display.

The Tab S9 Plus also boasts IP68 dust and water protection. This robust feature ensures durability without compromising performance.

I just wanted to share a quick info about the battery on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus. It’s pretty impressive—a Li-Po 10090 mAh that’s ready to keep up with your daily activities. 

This means you can dive into all sorts of tasks, like browsing, streaming, and getting work done, without constantly worrying about finding a charger.

 I also want to highlight the stereo speakers on the device—a total of four speakers. These speakers deliver an immersive audio experience that’s hard to beat. 

And yes, the trusty S Pen and keyboard—it’s a favorite accessory of professionals. The pen is included in the box. However, for the keyboard, you should exclusively buy it.

So there you have it. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus provides high-performance capabilities, a sophisticated design, and an array of user-friendly features.

👍 Pros

1. Elegant Design
2. Versatile Cameras
3. Included S Pen
4. Dynamic Display
5. Long Battery Life

👎 Cons

1. Battery Drain During Intensive Tasks
2. Learning Curve

🛠️ Specifications

OS	Android 13
CPU / GPU	Qualcomm SM8550-AB Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
Storage	Storage: 256GB/512GB
RAM	12GB/16 GB
Camera	13MP, 8MP and 12MP
Display	12.4-inches
Resolution	1752 x 2800
Weight	1.29 lbs
Port	USB-C 3.2
Battery	Up to 9 hours

6. Lenovo Tab P12 Pro

Lenovo has been producing great tablets for a while now. Their P12 Pro checks all the basic boxes; it has a great screen, decent battery life, and comes with a stylus. It directly competes with Samsung’s Tab S8 lineup but falters because of a few reasons.

It comes with a Snapdragon 875, a slight downgrade compared to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. While this isn’t a major issue I have with the tablet, there’s a recurring theme that the Lenovo Tab P12 Pro has as compared to Samsung tablets; it is just slightly worse.

Take, for example – the software experience. Samsung also runs Android, but has One Ui skinned ontop of it. Because of this, they’ve managed to implement features such as DeX, which make life a bit easier for tablet users who want to make more out of their devices.

On the other hand, Lenovo decides to run bone-stock Android. While nothing bad, it simply doesn’t compete with the features OneUI has. Now, you’d think that the tablet was going to be priced better. However, that’s not really the case here either.

The same goes for the stylus; it is included, and it is great, but it doesn’t really have a lot of cool features such as Air Gestures on the Samsung S Pen lineup. The camera comes with four cameras, two on the rear end and two in the front. The latter is a Time of Flight 3D sensor, which is used for AR.

It features 45W charging with a 30W charger baked inside the box, It’ll last you for 8-10 hours, depending on your usage, which is decent enough. 

👍 Pros

• Comes with a stylus
• Great audio quality for the frame

👎 Cons

• The cameras need work

🛠️ Specifications

OS	Android 11
CPU / GPU	Snapdragon 870
Storage	Up to 256 GB
RAM	Up to 8 GB
Camera	13 MP + 5 MP rear-facing / 8 MP + 8 MP front-facing
Display	12.6 inches
Resolution	1600×2560
Weight	1.25 lbs
Port	USB-C
Battery	8-10 hours

7. Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 – Biggest Chrome OS Tablet

If you are a fan of Chromebooks, the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 is an excellent choice. With a vibrant display, decent performance, and insane portability, the Duet 5 fills a very large, Chromebook-shaped hole in my heart.

Coming in at 2.24 lbs, the Duet 5 is now light and has a 13.3-inch diagonal screen featuring a detachable keyboard. When it comes to the keyboard and trackpad, I’m not a huge fan. They’re passable, but you’ll find a lot of flimsiness on both the trackpad and the keyboard, making you feel like you will break the entire thing if you apply more force.

The OLED panel with a 1920×1080 display is great for 13.3 inches. The performance is also quite passable, featuring a Snapdragon ARM-based 7c Gen 2. The Chromebook is able to pull through most casual tasks with ease. But don’t expect to be editing 4K videos on it anytime soon.

I think this tablet is great for students, as compared to other demographics. This is because the detachable keyboard allows greater portability. And you can go through your daily student workload with ease. Plus, it is much cheaper than most of the entires here on the list, further making it a lucrative purchase.

Its battery life comes in at 16 hours, which is absolutely insane for a tablet this size, coming in quite close to the MacBook Air lineup in terms of efficiency. The only real downside to this tablet is its usage of ChromeOS. While more convenient than Android, it still is a long way to go in terms of functionality.

It doesn’t have a lot of tablet-based applications, forcing you to use PlayStore applications instead. While working just fine they just don’t have the same level of polish as iOS or stock Android. But, if you are going to primarily be using web applications such as the Google Docs Suite or Canva, for example – there are not a lot of better options in this list.

👍 Pros

• Keyboard’s quite fun to type on
• Good performance

👎 Cons

• More of a laptop than a tablet

🛠️ Specifications

OS	ChromeOS
CPU / GPU	Snapdragon 7C Gen 2
Storage	Up to 256 GB
RAM	Up to 8 GB
Camera	8 MP front-facing / 5 MP rear-facing
Display	13.3 inch OLED
Resolution	1920×1080
Weight	1.5 lbs
Port	2x USB 3.0 Gen 1 (Type-C)
Battery	7-8 hours

8. Asus Vivobook 13 Slate OLED

The Asus Vivobook 13 Slate, if you haven’t seen how it looks by now – is a direct competitor to the Surface Pro. While cheaper in theory and standing toe-to-toe in terms of specifications, I wouldn’t really go for this tablet if I could afford the Surface.

It includes a keyboard and stylus right out of the box, but still manages to be cheaper than the Surface. When it comes to the design, it doesn’t really look that good. But, to be honest, it’d be nitpicky to remove points for the shoddy design.

The build quality is okay, it doesn’t feel insane to hold in hand, but I never found it flimsy either. When it comes to the stylus, it really is no Apple Pencil – but it is good enough to allow you to take notes with no issues whatsoever. I found the display to be the main selling point for this tablet; it’s big, large, glossy, and has vivid colors.

However, this is where most of the good things end; the Vivobook has a Pentium Silver N6000, which is even worse than an i3 in most cases. You’ll find the performance to be distasteful at best. It does work, but you can’t even think of running things like Photoshop. So, it is better for you to stick to just the basics and focus on one task at a time.

Since the performance isn’t great, it doesn’t draw a lot of power, either. The biggest guzzler, in fact, is the display and not the chip. You’ll have 65W fast charging, and about 10 hours of battery life – not too shabby. 

👍 Pros

• Excellent battery life
• Great color reproduction 

👎 Cons

• Performance isn’t all that great

🛠️ Specifications

OS	Windows 11
CPU / GPU	Intel Pentium Silver N6000
Storage	Up to 256 GB
RAM	Up to 8 GB
Camera	5 MP front-facing / 13 MP rear-facing
Display	13.3 inch LED
Resolution	1920×1080
Weight	1.72 lbs
Port	2x USB 3.2 Gen 2 (Type-C)
Battery	9-10 hours

9. Lenovo Yoga Tab 13

Personally, I’m a big fan of the Lenovo Yoga Tab 13. It has a 1350×2160 resolution display, is slightly larger than the iPad Pro, and has a Snapdragon 870 with about 12 hours of battery thanks to its 10,000 mAH battery.

The only downside to owning this tablet is, well, the fact that it runs Android. Lenovo has graciously included an HDMI port present inside the tablet – to allow you to use the tablet as more of a desktop. But, there’s not a lot that stock Android offers that would need you to use a screen larger than the one that’s present already.

However, it has turned into more of a laptop than a tablet. For instance, it doesn’t have a rear camera, it isn’t very portable due to its bulk, and it doesn’t even allow for a lot of cases to be used with it because of its peculiar design.

Compared to the iPad Pro, the Yoga Tab 13 provides a lot more utility, thanks to its larger screen and larger speakers. The tablet also features a kickstand, allowing you to use it more like a laptop and eliminating the need for a case. The tablet isn’t the snappiest in the world, though; with an 870, it doesn’t lag out by any means but don’t expect it to run laps around other tablets.

The display is also capped at 60 Hz, which sucks if you want to use the tablet for gaming or have the expectation that it is going to feel smoother. All in all, it is a great tablet for someone who doesn’t mind the lack of portability or the slightly reduced performance. 

👍 Pros

• Impressive display
• Great built-in stand

👎 Cons

• Has no rear-facing camera

🛠️ Specifications

OS	Android 11
CPU / GPU	Snapdragon 870
Storage	Up to 256 GB
RAM	Up to 8 GB
Camera	8 MP front-facing
Display	13.0 inches
Resolution	1350×2160
Weight	1.83 lbs
Port	USB Type-C
Battery	10-12 hours

10. Asus ROG Flow Z13 – Best For Gaming

The second generation Asus ROG Flow Z13 (2023 model), best described as a Surface Pro that can game, was recently unveiled, still leaving a lingering question of who its ideal user might be. Despite its somewhat chaotic nature, the tablet holds some allure due to its advanced features.

Powered by a 24-core 13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900H processor, this device boasts an impressive performance boost over its predecessor. The Nvidia GeForce RTX 40 series Laptop GPU provides upgraded graphics, complete with G-SYNC and DDS 2.0 support, ensuring visually stunning and smooth gaming experiences.

The ROG Flow Z13 isn’t just about gaming, though. With its Cyberpunk-esque aesthetic, it distinguishes itself from other tablets, courtesy of a collaboration with the apparel brand, ACRONYM. The Gorilla Glass DXC-protected Nebula Display offers a 165Hz refresh rate, ensuring sharp visuals and accurate colors on a 2560×1600 resolution screen.

It comes with three different models, each with varying graphic capacities, but all sharing the 13.4-inch ROG Nebula Display, Windows 11 Pro operating system, and the 13th Gen Intel Core  i9-13900H Processor. Despite their differences, each model boasts a 56WHrs, 4S1P, 4-cell Li-ion battery, 130W AC Adapter, and an Aura Sync Light Bar for added gaming ambience.

The tablet’s peripherals are commendable too. The tactile keyboard delivers a great typing experience, and the device supports 130W charging, premium Dolby Atmos, Hi-Res Audio, smart amp, and two-way AI noise canceling. However, be aware that under gaming conditions, battery life might fall short, limiting its portability potential.

Regardless of whether you’re looking for a high-end Windows experience or a portable gaming device, the Asus ROG Flow Z13 (2023 model) offers a fascinating blend of both worlds. Yet, the caveat lies in deciding if the investment is worth the return, considering one could opt for a traditional laptop with better ventilation or a less expensive tablet with similar functionality.

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👍 Pros

• The best-looking tablet we’ve seen so far
• Impressive high-fidelity display

👎 Cons

• Super expensive

🛠️ Specifications

Specification	ROG Flow Z13 (2023) GZ301VV-MU013X	ROG Flow Z13 (2023) GZ301VU-MU009X	ROG Flow Z13 (2023) GZ301VF-MU010X
OS	Windows 11 Pro	Windows 11 Pro	Windows 11 Pro
CPU / GPU	13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900H / NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060, 8GB GDDR6	13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900H / NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050, 6GB GDDR6	13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900H / NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050, 4GB GDDR6
Storage	1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD (2230)	1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD (2230)	512GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD (2230)
RAM	16 GB LPDDR5	16 GB LPDDR5	16 GB LPDDR5
Camera	13MP camera and 5MP IR camera	13MP camera and 5MP IR camera	13MP camera and 5MP IR camera
Display	13.4-inch ROG Nebula Display	13.4-inch ROG Nebula Display	13.4-inch ROG Nebula Display
Resolution	QHD+ 16:10 (2560 x 1600, WQXGA)	QHD+ 16:10 (2560 x 1600, WQXGA)	QHD+ 16:10 (2560 x 1600, WQXGA)
Weight	2.60 lbs (1.18 Kg)	2.60 lbs (1.18 Kg)	2.60 lbs (1.18 Kg)
Port	1x 3.5mm Combo Audio Jack / 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A / 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C support DisplayPort, power delivery, G-SYNC / 1x Thunderbolt 4 support DisplayPort, power delivery / 1x ROG XG Mobile Interface and USB Type-C combo port (with USB 3.2 Gen2, support DisplayPort 1.4) / 1x card reader (microSD) (UHS-II)	Same as GZ301VV-MU013X	Same as GZ301VV-MU013X
Battery	56WHrs, 4S1P, 4-cell Li-ion	56WHrs, 4S1P, 4-cell Li-ion	56WHrs, 4S1P, 4-cell Li-ion

11. Lenovo Tab Extreme – Best 14-inch Tablet

The Lenovo Tab Extreme is a 14.5-inch Android Tablet that is the biggest and boldest statement Lenovo has made in the tablet market yet. It is not just a tablet but a powerhouse, a creative sandbox, and a home office – all packed into one sleek and mighty device.

The tablet features a whopping 3000×1876 OLED display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and Gorilla Glass 5 protection. Moreover, it comes equipped with a speaker array powered by JBL and Dolby Atmos.

You also get your hands on 12 GB LPPDR5xRAM and UFS 3.1 storage with a 12,3000 mAh with 12 hours of advertised battery life. You also get fast charging, with 68W supported right out of the box. Lenovo has also committed to software support this time around, ensuring that you’ll be able to get updates till Android 16.

The tablet also supports Lenovo’s Precision Pen 3, which doesn’t compare to the Apple Pencil 2, but still does a decent job of being a productive powerhouse. Moreover, you also get a 13MP front camera (excellent for video calls0 with a dual 13MP and 5MP ultrawide rear camera arrays.

All in all, the Lenovo Tab Extreme comes at a relatively extreme price. It targets a very specific niche market. But, for the high-end users who value performance, style, and versatility above everything else – the tablet is likely to deliver in all aspects and even exceed expectations.

👍 Pros

• Extremely high-resolution screen
• Great battery life

👎 Cons

• Very pricey

🛠️ Specifications

OS	Android 13
CPU / GPU	Mediatek MT6983 Dimensitry 9000
Storage	Up to 256 GB
RAM	Up to 12 GB
Camera	13 MP front-facing / 5 MP (Ultrawide) + 13 MP rear-facing
Display	14.5 inches
Resolution	1876×3000
Weight	1.63 lbs
Port	USB-Type C, DisplayPort
Battery	8-9 hours

Why We Ranked The S9 Ultra Above the iPad Pro

To put it simply – S9 Ultra has a bigger screen. 14.9 inches vs 12.9 inches, and performance-wise, they are close. It comes with the S Pen for starters and has the best display you’ll ever lay your eyes on a tablet. Plus, since it runs Android, it is much more versatile than the iPad Pro.

Granted, the iPad Pro has a headstart when it comes to tablet-optimized applications, but Android is quickly catching up thanks to its tendency to allow for more applications to come on the Google Play Store.

Moreover, the tablet has a great battery, and really bassy speakers alongside a much cheaper keyboard case in case you need it. All in all, if there’s not a specific application that gravitates you towards the iPad, the Samsung S8 Ultra is a much more reasonable choice. 

The Verdict

Now that we’ve listed down every large screen tablet that you should be buying. Here’s a quick look at some specifics:

Largest Display	Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra
Best Windows	Microsoft Surface Pro 9
Best For Gaming	Asus ROG Flow Z13
Best For Price for Value	Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus
Editor’s Choice	iPad Pro 12.9

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra reigns as the ultimate tablet, boasting the grandest display. The verdict is crystal clear – its stunning screen, exceptional audio, vibrant colors, top-tier camera, and all-around excellence make it a true standout. In fact, it’s like having a laptop’s closest kin, offering an experience that’s truly a cut above the rest.

If you want performance and a large screen – that’s you choice.

If Android is not for you and you are looking for a great all-rounder, the iPad Pro 12.9” is an excellent pick. However, I’d suggest purchasing the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil with it as that’s what truly makes the experience special and worthy.

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