Best Tablets - 0.81 to 1.09 lb. Weight, 300 to 400 $ Prices

'Forgoing high-end gimmicks, the slate's supreme specs speak for themselves -- it prevails as the preeminent premium, pure Android tablet to date. '

'The Google/HTC Nexus 9 is a good tablet, but not quite a great one. '

'Material Design face-lift is warm, welcoming.'

'Plenty of features.'

'We've already established that the Nvidia Shield Tablet is a more than adequate Android tablet, but it's the gaming content that makes the Shield Tablet really shine. '

'really good 8-inch tablet'

'Plenty of features.'

'We've already established that the Nvidia Shield Tablet is a more than adequate Android tablet, but it's the gaming content that makes the Shield Tablet really shine. '

'really good 8-inch tablet'

'The top of the range 8.9" Kindle Fire HDX boasts a stunningly thin and light design and has an excellent screen, but the lack of access to Google's Play Store means there's a heavy reliance on Amazon's limited apps. '

'Very easy to use'

'The Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 isn't a tablet that will instill gadget lust the way an iPad Air might, but a good screen and reasonable size make it a solid option. '

'excellent Android tablet'

'The top of the range 8.9" Kindle Fire HDX boasts a stunningly thin and light design and has an excellent screen, but the lack of access to Google's Play Store means there's a heavy reliance on Amazon's limited apps. '

'Very easy to use'

'The top of the range 8.9" Kindle Fire HDX boasts a stunningly thin and light design and has an excellent screen, but the lack of access to Google's Play Store means there's a heavy reliance on Amazon's limited apps. '

'Very easy to use'

'The top of the range 8.9" Kindle Fire HDX boasts a stunningly thin and light design and has an excellent screen, but the lack of access to Google's Play Store means there's a heavy reliance on Amazon's limited apps. '

'Very easy to use'