Best Tablets - 0 to 0.82 lb. Weight, 1024 to 2048 MB Installed RAM

'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'

'superb small-screen tablet'

'However, the iPad mini 3 is still a great device built on the strong foundations of last year's model. '

'The Apple iPad mini 3 is a pricey little tablet, but it has powerful hardware and a beautiful screen. '

'affordable and cheery Android tablet'

'After lifting the MeMo Pad 7 from its box it's clear that Asus has got all the basics down.'

'Asus' introductory tablet looks great and has a solid set of features. '

'Amazing screen.'

'The screen gets plenty bright, too.'

'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.'

'The G Pad 7.0 offers great value if you can deal with relatively modest performance and a simply average display. '

'As such, it makes a pretty great occasional-use tablet - one that's going to lie on the coffee table or sofa a fair bit. '

'There three users you can add - a regular user with full rights, a restricted user for which you can select what types of apps and functions are accessible and Kids Mode user - designed to give your children access to the tablet without allowing them to pay for services and apps and mess with the system settings. '

'Great full HD display'

'wonderful display'

'Good battery life.'

'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. '