A lighter tablet is more comfortable to hold.

A thinner tablet is easier to carry.

The frame and back materials of the device.

Unlock with a fingerprint or face scan.

The colour options the tablet is sold in.

A larger screen is better for media and productivity.

The vertical pixel count; higher is sharper.

More pixels per inch produce crisper text and images.

A higher refresh rate produces smoother motion and scrolling.

Higher peak brightness is easier to read in bright light.

The underlying panel technology (e.g. OLED, IPS).

The system-on-chip that powers the device.

More RAM keeps more apps running smoothly at once.

More storage holds more apps, media and files.

The storage standard (e.g. UFS 4.0); newer is faster.

Storage can be expanded with a memory card.

A synthetic score estimating overall performance.

A larger battery generally lasts longer between charges.

Estimated hours of mixed use on a charge.

Higher wattage charges the battery faster.

A reversible, widely compatible charging and data port.

The battery chemistry (e.g. Li-Po, Li-Ion).

A higher megapixel count can capture more detail.

A higher resolution front camera improves video calls.

Captures high-resolution 4K footage.

A lower f-number lets in more light for video calls.

Works with an active stylus for notes and drawing.

Pairs with a dedicated keyboard accessory.

Connects to fast 5G mobile networks on the go.

The Wi-Fi generation supported; later is faster.

Multiple speakers deliver richer, more immersive sound.

A newer Bluetooth version improves range and efficiency.

Detects motion and orientation for auto-rotate.

Senses rotation for gaming and photography.

A magnetometer for navigation and maps.