News & Reviews:   Tablet review

Most tablets are usually larger (11 inches or more). However, Xiaomi is expanding its tablet range with the Xiaomi Pad Mini. This is Xiaomi's first compact tablet, with a screen size of only 8.8 inches.

But is this RM1999 tablet better than other compact tablets? Let's find out.

Currently, most flagship and midrange tablets offer plenty of AI features. However, the entry-level tablets don't often offer much in terms of AI. The RM999-priced Infinix XPAD 20 Pro takes this a step further with built-in AI features like an AI assistant you can chat with and more. How does this below RM1K tablet perform? Find out in our full review of the Infinix XPAD 20 Pro.

Featuring an affordable price tag of RM799, the Honor Pad X8a is an entry-level tablet for daily use. Is it a device worth buying? Read on to find out.

As more and more powerful tablets have been announced, many users looking to replace their laptops with lighter and more portable devices are looking towards tablets. One such tablet aimed squarely at premium users is the Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2.

Priced for RM4599, the Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2 features a 12.2-inch Tandem OLED PaperMatte display that not only guarantees reduced glare and reflection but also seems to be very fingerprint resistant. How does it fare as a laptop replacement device? Read on and find out in our review.

Budget tabletop speakers used to be just 2 wired together hunks of plastic with an audio jack and power cable connected, but the Edifier D32 shows just how far we’ve come with its classy vintage retro styling. Admittedly, its RM899 price tag is rather premium but considering that most audiophiles would spend a lot more on a set of premium tabletop speakers, it begs the question, how does it sound? Find out in our review of the Edifier D32.

A tablet is a device that can help you do work on the go and is easy to carry anywhere, much like a laptop. Today, we're checking out the LTE variant of the TCL Tab 11. How would it fare in terms of design, specs and performance? And what does this tablet offer the user? Read on to find out.

Are more and more people around you using tablets for work? With increasingly comprehensive features and accessories, some users have started to substitute laptops to some extent. For this review, we're checking out the Lenovo Tab P11 Gen 2, which has an official keyboard and stylus. Without further ado, below is our experience with this tablet.

Honor's latest tablet was launched here last month, offering Malaysians an Android tablet on the more affordable side. It has modest specs but a sleek design, so the value is quite good. But is the Honor Pad X9 good enough for RM1099, and should you get one for yourself? Well, maybe you'll have a clearer decision after reading the review below.

In my long career of reviewing tech gadgets, it's kind of mind-boggling that I never really reviewed a tablet until the HONOR Pad X8. As a successor to the HONOR Pad 8, you may think that the former is the superior variant but it's the other way around. With this, it's best that you read this review with slightly lower expectations, so here we go.

After releasing HarmonyOS 3, HUAWEI also updated their flagship MatePad Pro 11 tablet. This year, the MatePad Pro 11 not only supports HarmonyOS 3 but also features changes to its design. This includes a rear camera module that now looks like the rear camera ring design of the flagship HUAWEI Mate series smartphones.

In other words, this new MatePad Pro 11 has various upgrades for both hardware and software. So, what new experiences will it deliver after a year of polishing? Is it really "a tablet and a computer"? Read on to find out!