'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'
'Loudspeaker performance was a bit disappointing though - the sound is good and clear, but not very loud. '
'The now-familiar Note range's faux-leather rear finish really helps this NotePro stand out (it does tend to polarise opinion), while giving it a pleasingly grippy yet sophisticated feel. '
'Relatively poor audio and video codec support'
Samsung throws everything into the fledgling maxi-tablet category
'The Dell Venue 8 (2014) comes in under the $200 mark and will serve up all your favorite videos in full HD. It can't match the Tab S on speed or features, but it's a solid value for on-the-go media consumption.'
'The Venue 8's 1920 x 1200 IPS multi-touch display delivered bright and crisp visuals.'
'Dual cameras combined with an IR sensor are able to take pictures with depth, and this is useful for all sorts of reasons.'
Dell’s Venue 7 is an attractive tablet with good battery life, a loud speaker, and a clean, up-to-date version of Android. But performance issues and its 1GB of RAM make it hard to recommend—especially for those who want to play games.
'The Tab Pro 8.4 is among the best Android tablets you can get, but it just can't match the Editors' Choice winning. '
'The Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 has one of the more conventional screens in the Tab Pro series, but its specs are impressive.'
'With the tablet market reaching near-saturation, another slab that's just as thin, light and powerful as the rest of them will hardly bring crowds to the stores.'
The Tab Pro 8.4 is one of Samsung's finest tablets.
'But if you prefer a larger screen, the $199 ASUS MeMO Pad Me181C is one of the best 8-inch budget tablets we've had the pleasure of reviewing. '
'The display looks about average with good maximum brightness, but pales in comparison with the Galaxy Tab S 8.4's stunning 2,560-by-1,600-pixel AMOLED display. '
The Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) is the Swiss Army Knife of tablets
the 10-inch high-end Samsung tablet gets a little makeover
Pros: Great design, amazing screen.
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition is a solid Android productivity tablet with improved S Pen, screen, and specs. But its $550+ price and occasional performance glitches will steer many away.