Tablet Reviews

Somewhat of a unicorn in Wacom’s premium and pricey range, the One by Wacom is an affordable yet robust drawing tablet that’s perfect for entry-level creatives and students.

Onyx Boox Tab Ultra is an E Ink tablet that tries to be an iPad competitor and, of course, fails in all the ways you’d expect

MWC 2023 Can’t afford a Microsoft Surface? TCL could have the tablet you’re looking for.

The Huion Kamvas Pro 13 (2.5k) has a glorious, bright QHD display and gorgeous design, and is one of the few non-Wacom ‘Pro’ monikered devices that really feels up to scratch.

The Wacom One marks a more affordable addition to Wacom's line of expensive, high-quality drawing tablets - but does it offer enough to stand out?

Kobo’s new flagship ereader adds impressive note-taking capabilities, but fumbles a core feature.

The Kobo Forma offers a great reading experience but the price is high for what you get.

There’s now an ereader that hits the sweet spot between reading experience, a winning design and affordability.

Updated Don’t need top-end ereader features but want a comfortable beach reading experience? The Kobo Clara HD may be for you.

Kobo has expanded its ereader range with a new entry-level model, but is the Nia a match for Amazon’s basic Kindle?