Tablets provide you with a larger screen for working, while being much slimmer than laptops. When combined with keyboard and stylus, tablets can serve as portable workstations.
Apple enthusiasts may benefit from purchasing an iPad Air, with its advanced processing power, stunning display, and tablet-specific apps. Other users might prefer the OnePlus Pad which boasts an excellent companion stylus and offers more desktop apps via its Windows 11 software.
1. Asus ROG Flow Z13
This detachable tablet from Asus stands out as something special in the detachable tablet market. Not only is it lightweight, but its powerful computer can handle demanding tasks such as number crunching, video conferencing and gaming.
This 2023 update of the ROG Flow Z13 offers some notable upgrades, including a 5MP front-facing camera that exceeds 1080p standards for videoconferencing purposes and 13MP rear-facing camera for those who wish to capture memories while traveling.
Internal components make this device truly standout: 12th Generation Intel Core i9-12900H processor and Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050Ti GPU packed into a 13-inch Windows tablet that’s not much bigger than Surface Pro 8. You can connect an external GPU such as the Asus XG Mobile for faster gaming when at home.
The Asus Flow Z13 is an excellent option for power users, gamers, graphic designers and content creators. It boasts ample onboard storage capacity and long battery life as well as great cameras to facilitate remote work or teleconferencing sessions.
2. OnePlus Pad
a tablet may be your perfect solution if you require more screen space than what a smartphone provides, yet don’t want the bulk of a laptop. Tablets allow users to easily follow recipes, watch television shows or movies, make video calls, take notes with stylus pens and more – perfect for recipe follow up, movie watching, making video calls and making video calls all from one convenient device!
OnePlus took a bold step by creating its inaugural tablet in 2023, and delivered on its promise of creating an appealing yet premium device with The Pad’s thin profile and cambered aluminum back that makes it impressive to hold.
Inside you’ll find an attractive 7:5 aspect ratio LCD display that works perfectly in portrait mode and makes reading much easier than taller 16:10 formats found on other Android tablets. Plus it boasts an impressively fast refresh rate of up to 144Hz for smooth scrolling and navigation experience! Plus you get an excellent MediaTek chip, quad speakers and an extensive list of ports.
3. reMarkable 2
There’s something satisfying about taking pen and paper with you when meeting, classifying or brainstorming ideas for projects – there is something satisfying about that physical feeling translated to digital notes that can easily be shared and organized! With the reMarkable 2 you can combine that physicality with digital functionality by turning handwriting into digital notes that can easily be organized or shared among multiple individuals or projects.
The tablet doesn’t offer apps, games or video capabilities – its sole focus being writing and reading. Furthermore, its long battery life makes it ideal for extended work trips or remote working locations.
Minimalism extends from the device itself, with a sleek brushed aluminum casing and stylish deeper grey strip running along its left edge. It features a 10.3-inch modified monochrome E Ink Carta display optimized for stylus input; although its 300ppi screen may be superior, its display still looks sharp when compared with most e-ink tablets. Plus, there’s an easy catalog-like interface available through desktop and mobile apps to upload files and organize them into folders – ideal for quick file uploads!
4. Samsung Galaxy Tab S4
Tablets offer you the best of both worlds – large screens for reading and playing on, yet are slim enough to fit easily in your bag. When combined with a keyboard and stylus, tablets become portable workstations that enable you to breeze through emails quickly or crunch numbers efficiently or edit photos efficiently.
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S4 is an outstanding Android tablet worth considering for its excellent display, impressive performance, and DeX mode. However, it can be costly, and 64GB versions feel limited compared to low-cost Windows two-in-ones or premium Chromebooks offering multiple terabytes of storage capacity.
This year’s Galaxy Tab S4 also introduces support for the Samsung S Pen, a Wacom-powered stylus which makes drawing, doodling, and taking notes a breeze. Unfortunately, it does not come equipped with any kind of holster for it like you might find on other smartphones or tablets; therefore, you could easily lose or knock it off of your desk accidentally.
