5 Best Windows Tablets On Sales
Windows tablets are the perfect choice for on-the-go work
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- Ready to enjoy as much performance as possible in an ultraportable form factor? From working home to gaming, there's a tablet for you.
- We checked each tablet’s strengths and weaknesses and came up with the list below.
- You’re about to find tablets with great visibility and flexible viewing angles, detachable keyboards, extended battery life, and more.
Tablet computers are much more practical than regular laptops or desktop computers. They’re versatile, ultra-portable, easy to carry around, have great battery life and the list could go on.
Well, if you’re looking for a Windows tablet that has all the features listed above, look no further. In this quick guide, we’ll list some great models available on the market.
How to choose the best Windows tablet?
Our team of expert testers, with a combined experience of 15 years, has tackled a variety of testing tasks for any device you could imagine.
Their experience comes into play as a very important element when choosing the products we described in this guide, and a large variety of factors have been taken into consideration.
The options that have been chosen offer great quality and cover the entire spectrum of price ranges, thus enabling everybody to find something that fits their needs both financially and otherwise.
Note: All the prices and offers in this article are subject to change, so be sure to check the official product page to get the latest deal. If the product/offer you’re looking for is no longer available, you can try to find it on its official manufacturer page or get another one from our list.
What is the best Windows tablet to get?
- Microsoft Surface Pro X – awesome battery & portabilty
- CHUWI UBook X Tablet 12″ – thin and lightweight
- Microsoft Surface Pro 7, 12.3″ – a powerhouse on the go
- Fusion5 Ultra Slim – great low-budget option
- Vanquisher 8-inch – the rugged pick
Now, let’s take a closer look at the pros and cons of each Windows tablet.
Microsoft Surface Pro X – awesome battery & portabilty
- Vivid PixelSense display touchscreen
- Blazing fast LTE Advanced Pro connectivity
- Free upgrade to Windows 11
- Powered by Qualcomm, a custom Microsoft SQ1 processor
- You can’t plug in headphones
When it comes to this model, Microsoft has completely updated the design of its tablets with thinner, rounded edges and small screen bezels.
Note that Surface Pro X is just 7.3mm thin and starts at 1.7 pounds. That’s your chance to do it all while using a single product – enjoy improved performance, graphics, and not only in a thin and light device.
Its screen is configured at 60Hz by default in order to save battery life, but you can enable 120Hz at any time via the display settings.
The Surface Pro X also has one of the best webcams you can find at the moment. And since it’s powered by Qualcomm, the new custom Microsoft SQ1 processor, expect long battery life and faster LTE and Wi-Fi connectivity.
CHUWI UBook X Tablet 12″ – thin and lightweight
- Intel N4100 Quad-Core 4 -threads
- Pre-installed Windows 10 Home OS
- LPDDR4 8G RAM+256 SSD ROM
- 12-inch IPS Stunning Display
- Does not have a USB type C charger
The Chuwi UBook X tablet is just 9 mm thick engineered from a lightweight aluminum-magnesium amalgam. This makes it very efficient for your daily multitasking.
The 12-inch panel offers great visibility with flexible viewing angles, and the 38 Wh lithium battery is capable of reaching a range of (up to) 9 hours, with an approximate 220 hours long standby time.
Microsoft Surface Pro 7, 12.3″ – a powerhouse on the go
- 10th gen Intel Core processor
- USB-C and USB-A ports
- Bluetooth 5.0
- All day battery life upto 10.5 hours
- Keyboard and Surface Pen are sold separately
Microsoft Surface Pro 7 has the ability to transform from laptop to tablet to portable studio, and better connectivity with the USB-C and USB-A ports.
This laptop-to-tablet Surface Pro 7 comes with pre-installed Windows 10 Home, and it has a battery life of up to 10.5 hours based on typical Surface device usage.
You can work and play anywhere with this ultra-slim and light Surface Pro 7 tablet.
Fusion5 Ultra Slim – great low-budget option
- Upgraded Intel Quad-core CPU
- GPU - 4GB of RAM
- Bluetooth 4.0
- USB 3.0 port
- Limited app store
Most hardware manufacturers prefer to focus on 2-in-1 tablets rather than standard tablets – for obvious reasons. However, this Fusion5 tablet is one of the best Windows 10 touchscreen tablets that you can get right now.
The device features 32GB of storage, 2GB RAM, Bluetooth 4.0, and a full-size USB port.
The Fusion5 Ultra Slim is a great tablet for your kids, it’s ready for fun and play the moment you take it out of the box.
Vanquisher 8-inch – the rugged pick
- Corning Gorilla glass panel
- 1280 x 800 IPS screen. Intel 14nm Atom X5-Z8350 quad-core CPU (1.92GHz)
- 2G RAM, 32G ROM
- Up to 128GB expandable memory
- Does not support 64-bit Windows or applications
If you need a Windows 10 tablet to use in harsh conditions, then this Vanquisher ultra-rugged model is a great choice.
The device features a wrist strap which comes in very handy when outdoors. It features a fully rugged case, it’s waterproof, dustproof, and can survive a maximum 1.2-meter drop.
Let’s end this list by mentioning Microsoft’s own Surface devices. The company is offering impressive discounts for most of its Surface models, including the new Surface Pro X one.
And if you want more options to pick from, check out this list of Windows 10 tablets with the best battery life. You’ll easily find a device that you can use all day without needing a charger.
Which Windows 10 portable tablet are you going to buy? Let us know in the comments section below.
