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Oct 28, 2023

The Best Tablets with OLED Displays

Are you looking for a good tablet with an OLED display? We have tested all

Are you looking for a good tablet with an OLED display? We have tested all current models from Samsung, Apple, and Lenovo.

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The most important feature of a tablet is its screen. A high-quality display is essential for an enjoyable user experience, even if the tablet has good software and powerful performance. Additionally, modern tablets often have a stylish design and durable build. There are now many different display technologies on the market: While inexpensive tablets are usually equipped with a conventional LCD or TFT display, premium devices use screens with (AM)OLED or mini-LED.

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Most conventional tablets use LCDs, which have a limited color palette and lower energy efficiency due to their backlighting. (AM)OLED and mini-LED displays offer more vivid colors, deeper black levels, and higher contrast. In addition, the screens of premium tablets are higher resolution and often offer a higher refresh rate of up to 120Hz. Because the image repeats up to 120 times per second, animations and scrolling on the screen look smoother, and working with a stylus also feels smoother.

The top devices also support HDR content, which means corresponding videos on Netflix, YouTube, and more. have more dynamic range and a higher color depth. This makes colors and contrasts look more intense and luminous, which gives the picture more depth.

In this article, we present the best tablets with OLED displays and mini-LEDs and tell you what else convinces us about the tablets presented here – apart from the excellent screens.

Whether you are looking for a device for work or study, for Netflixing or gaming – you will definitely find what you are looking for in our best list.

Equipped with a high-quality mini-LED display of 12.9 inches and a resolution of 2732 x 2048 pixels at 264 ppi as well as a refresh rate of 120Hz, the Apple iPad Pro convinces an impressive visual experience. The display's mini-LED technology enables high contrast, vivid color reproduction, and deep black levels comparable to OLED displays.

The device's display features a maximum SDR brightness of 600 nits and reaches an impressive peak brightness of up to 1,600 nits for HDR content thanks to the mini-LED technology. In addition, the display is fully laminated.

It's worth noting that only the 12.9-inch iPad Pro has advanced mini-LED technology while the smaller 11-inch iPad Pro has a conventional LCD screen which is not as bright and doesn't offer the same contrast and black levels. Nonetheless, it is still a good screen.

The sound quality of the Apple iPad Pro is excellent and it has four speakers. According to our battery test, the device can run for 6 hours when playing an HD YouTube video continuously at full brightness. However, if the brightness is lowered, the battery may last even longer. The iPad Pro is available as an optional 5G version and has Wi-Fi 6E.

With the powerful M2 chip, which is also integrated in the current Apple MacBook Pros, the Apple iPad Pros are currently the most powerful tablets on the market. This chip offers enough computing power to use hardware-hungry games and demanding apps like the editing program Davinci Resolve in the coming years.

Furthermore, while we value the quality of the Apple Pencil 2, it must be bought separately and is not reasonably priced at $90. On the other hand, the keyboard covers offered as optional accessories are exceptional for typing. We also admire the excellent build, Face ID, superior cameras, and LIDAR sensor.

The Apple iPad Pro with 12.9 inches is the premium choice if you are looking for a tablet with a large and fantastic display as well as the best computing power on the market.

Also Read: Apple iPad Pro Review

If you’re into big, fancy displays, you’ll find great favor in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 series.

The Galaxy Tab S8+ and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra feature large, high-quality Super AMOLED displays with a refresh rate of 120 Hz that deliver great contrast, color, and deep black levels.

The Galaxy Tab S8+ has a resolution of 2960 × 1440 pixels, while the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra offers a resolution of 2960 x 1848 pixels. Both tablets are fully laminated and have the best displays on the market in our opinion.

The four integrated stereo speakers add to the pleasure of consuming media on both devices. They both have a Widevine level of L1, which enables you to enjoy streaming services such as Netflix in 1080p. Additionally, the S8+ and S8 Ultra support HDR 10.

The tablets feature Wi-Fi 6E and there is an optional 5G version. During our battery test, both the Galaxy Tab S8+ and S8 Ultra lasted 9 hours each. We tested this by playing an HD YouTube video on a continuous loop at full brightness.

Besides, what we appreciate in both devices are the fingerprint scanner, the good cameras, the sturdy build, and the powerful hardware that surpasses all other Android tablets.

It's great that the tablet comes with a high-quality S Pen, and there's also the option of purchasing a keyboard cover. The tablet runs on Android and is expected to receive four major Android upgrades, along with five years of security updates.

If you want a tablet with the best display on the market, you are golden with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra.

Also Read: Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ and Ultra Review

The Lenovo Tab P12 Pro is a cheaper and good alternative to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 series. It features a great 12.6-inch AMOLED display that is fully laminated and supports a 120Hz refresh rate. The build quality of the Lenovo Tab P12 Pro is on the same high level as Apple and Samsung.

The tablet offers a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels and very good contrast, color, and black values. Furthermore, it is suitable for HDR content and allows streaming from Netflix and other providers in HD.

The sound quality of the four speakers in the Lenovo Tab P12 Pro is on par with Samsung's Galaxy Tab S8+. Additionally, the tablet comes with the included high-quality Lenovo Precision Pen 3. For users who want a keyboard, Lenovo offers an official keyboard cover for the Tab P12 Pro, which costs around $90. The keyboard can be magnetically attached to the tablet and used independently.

A fingerprint scanner is integrated into the tablet's power button. It works quickly and reliably. Beyond that, Lenovo's Tab P12 Pro has a microSD card slot and a USB C 3.1 Gen 2 port. An external monitor can be connected there, for example.

The Lenovo Tab P12 Pro has a useful feature where it can be used as an additional monitor for your laptop through an app, and the touchscreen will still function. During our battery test, the device lasted an impressive 11 hours while continuously playing an HD YouTube video at maximum brightness.

The Lenovo Tab P12 Pro ranks high among Android tablets even though its performance is slightly below the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 series. It may not match the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra's performance on the whole, but it provides an excellent overall experience at a slightly more affordable cost.

Also Read: Lenovo Tab P12 Pro Review

We really like the Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 because it has a great price-to-performance ratio. For less than $300, Lenovo gives you a stylish 11.2-inch OLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and an impressive 2560 × 1536 pixel resolution. The tablet is currently running Android 12, and the company guarantees two updates for the operating system, as well as three years of security updates.

The performance of the Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 is also impressive. The MediaTek Kompanio 1300T octa-core processor provides enough computing power for smooth gaming and demanding applications. Games like Apex Legends run without judder even when the graphics setting is set to "Extreme HD". Furthermore, the tablet offers 6GB of RAM and 256GB of hard drive space.

You can use the Lenovo Precision Pen 3 with the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro Gen 2. You can either buy the pen separately for $60 or get it bundled with the tablet. The pen has 4000 pressure levels and a hard tip like the Apple Pencil. Additionally, it has a side button and can be charged via induction on the back of the tablet. If you need it, there is also a high-quality keyboard cover available as an option.

In our battery test, the tablet lasted for an impressive 10.5 hours while continuously playing an HD YouTube video at full brightness. Overall, the Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 is a great value with its impressive OLED display, reliable hardware, and reasonable price.

Also Read: Lenovo Tab P11 Pro Gen 2 Review

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pat

May 18, 2023 at 11:44 am

and once AGAIN no mention at all about PWM.

Pulse Width Modulation is used to adjust the brightness on the screens.They can cause headaches, eyestrain and even epilepsy because of the flickering of the screen.What i do not understand is why you keep ignoring this in your reviews despite i have mentiononed this so many times , here on your website and on youtube.Never any reaction.Do you not care you are recommending very expensive tablet which may cause healt issues?At least warn/inform people about it!

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