Best Tablets - Android OS Operating System, 1 to 2 MP Front Webcam Resolution, Touch-Screen Input Method

Fast, Well-built, Excellent battery life

Outstanding display, Great performance

Great screen, Affordable, Strong battery life

Excellent build quality

Slim and well-built, Solid performance

Affordable, Sharp display, Good performance for price

Gorgeous IPS display with wide viewing angles, Strong battery life

Excellent value, Strong screen, Decent performance

Asus follows its Nexus successes with another tiny for the budget market

Sturdy aluminum construction, Useful kickstand

Excellent speakers, Super-slim attractive build

An affordable Android tablet with a great design but mediocre specs

Super-slim, unique design makes it easy to hold

Useful kickstand, Relatively affordable

Unique design with three different modes, Impressive battery life

Lenovo strikes out with the cheap Yoga Tablet 10

a versatile 10-inch Android tablet at a reasonable price

Thin and light design, Robust quick settings and lock-screen options

Decent, bright screen

Samsung adds an eight-incher to its Tab line-up, but can it beat the Nexus 7 and iPad Mini?

Light, comfortable design, myriad useful features

Gorgeous display, Solidly built

Super-sharp screen, Powerful processor

Pros: Great 10.1-inch screen resolution and viewing angles, solid build quality.

Packed with features, but fails to fully satisfy

Flexible, with 3G and memory expansion

Asus flexes its hybrid muscle once again with a 7-inch tablet that makes calls

Asus Fonepad is an inexpensive 7in tablet that is also a smartphone

Solid build quality

Affordable, Vibrant display for the price

Its soft, grippy back makes it comfortable to hold

Dell comes back to the Android tablet world with the $180 Venue 8. It's not groundbreaking or flashy but offers decent enough performance and build quality for a reasonable price.

Pure Android OS at an attractive price

Blazing-fast, quad-core Tegra 4 processor

Weak battery life, Poor camera, No stylus holster

Screen feels fluid and smooth

The Toshiba Excite Write is speedy, has excellent pen experience, and a beautiful display, but it has issues with overheating and there is no slot for the pen.