Gaming isn’t just limited to a PC or console anymore, with more and more smartphones, and especially tablets, being designed to have the capabilities to give users a world-class gaming performance.
There are many tablets out there that are great for immersive games, have incredible graphics, a very strong operating system and can give you a level of gaming that we have come to expect from consoles or a PC. These are the best tablets for gaming.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus
The S7 Plus is most definitely a premium device that comes with a premium price attached, however, you are most definitely getting what you pay for. The tablet has a massive 12.4-inch Super AMOLED display, meaning you are going to struggle to find a tablet that matches the graphics.
The tablet features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset, meaning it is not just powerful enough to play any game, but powerful enough to do anything you need it to do, and far more. Once again, it is a premium device, but it is one of, if not the best on the market.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A7
The Galaxy Tab A7 is probably one of the best allround tablets, that can compete with the higher end devices without the same price tag. The tablet has crisp and detailed graphics, as well as a 10-hour battery life for those long gaming sessions.
The screen could be a bit bigger and it isn’t as powerful compared to the iPad Pro for instance, but if you are wanting to spend your money on a tablet that can fulfill almost all your gaming needs without breaking the bank, the Galaxy Tab A7 is for you.
Huawei MediaPad T5 10.1
Budget tablets that can stand up to the demands of gaming are a lot harder to find than you would think. However, there are some options, and the Huawei MediaPad is up there with one of the best.
It features a 10.1-inch screen, a 659 Octa-Core processor, more than powerful enough to run most games that you would want to install, as well as 2GB of RAM. It also has a 500mAh battery that promises up to 10 hours of battery life.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
If you are a Samsung kind of person but don’t have the budget for the A7, the A6 Lite is the perfect replacement. An older tablet, but it does feature 4GB of RAm as well as Exynos 9611 Octa-Core Chipset, this tablet can handle gaming as well as most high-end models.
The tablet is a bit pricey for something that is considered midrange, and being older it will become outdated quicker, however, it has very good graphics, it is powerful, and can handle most day-to-day gaming requirements.
Lenovo Tab M10 Plus
On the lower end, the very budget friendly Lenovo Tab M10 is a great tablet for someone who isn’t looking to play data heavy games, but more for someone who wants a tablet for light gaming and not much more.
The processor isn’t great, and the 2GB of RAM can end up not being enough depending on what you want to play, however, it is a great entry level tablet or one that you can get for your kids or for someone looking to do the basic tasks really well.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e
A tablet that is now a few generations old, the S5e is still a device that can hold its own against the likes of the A7. However, there is one downside as the tablet is still fairly expensive considering how old it is.
On the plus side, you get a lot for the price, with the device featuring a 10.5-inch AMOLED display, a signature and very powerful Samsung processor, and pretty lightweight and slim. It may be older than other tablets on this list, but it is a great starter device or a device for people who don’t need the most powerful tablet on the market.
Lenovo Pad Pro 2021
Launched recently in May,the Lenovo Pad Pro, the tablet comes with a 11.5-inch screen and is fitted with a Qual-Comm Snapdragon 870 processor, as well as 6GB of RAM, very powerful specs for a tablet.
The tablet also has 128GB of internal storage, ample room for games, and an 8600mAh battery, allowing for hours of uninterrupted gaming. This Lenovo tablet is definitely out to compete with the likes of Samsung, and can even take the throne.
There is a massive range of tablets on the market that have the capabilities and power to be a very good gaming tablet. While the concept of a gaming tablet is relatively new, with no tablets out there that are built specifically for the purpose of gaming, there are many that can do the job.
There are also more than enough to cover all budgets, as well as needs outside of gaming. You are most likely going to be using it for work or other forms of entertainment, and knowing it can do all those things effectively and efficiently is a must, and these are some of the best tablets out there.
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