Best Gaming Tablet [13 Reviewed]

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For OG gamers, it really doesn’t seem that long ago that portable gaming was a novel idea—and of course, you couldn’t hope to play triple A titles on a portable system. Well, those days are long past, and a gaming laptop can handle whatever you throw at it.

Need even more portability? Today’s best gaming tablets can also give you a great gaming experience, and for less out of pocket than you might expect. While there are, of course, different feature sets and prices that go with them, breaking the bank to get a great gaming experience isn’t necessary. Tablets are for a lot more than watching movies and messaging these days!

Here’s our take on the best gaming tablets available for Windows, iOS, and Android platforms.

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Our Picks for the Best Gaming Tablet

Best Budget Android Gaming Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e (128GB)

This Galaxy tablet is one of Samsung’s best budget choices, and ideal for gaming on the go. The 10.5-inch screen gives you enough real estate to play action and battle royale games comfortably—but is portable enough to take notes and won’t be a drag to carry between classes.

As always, Samsung wows with its Super AMOLED screen, easily the equal to Apple’s Retina display—if not better in some contexts. If you make this your main tablet, you’ll love how easy it is to integrate with your smart home devices.

This may not be the cheapest Android tablet for gaming, but it’s reasonably priced and has enough “oomph” to be your daily driver and still perform well when gaming.

Key Features

• Under a pound—super slim and lightweight
• Super AMOLED display is 16:10, perfect for watching shows and films too
• Easily integrates with smart devices
• Fast charging and exceptional battery life are a great combination for gamers
• Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/GPS connectivity
• Bonus: 4 months of YouTube Music and ad-free YouTube with purchase

The sleek metal design keeps this gaming tablet looking modern while giving it a sturdy edge over the competition.

Pros

• High-end look and feel, no plastic
• One of the best screens in the business-performs well even in direct sunlight – one of the best screens for gaming on the go
• Exceptional speakers with good bass; fantastic for immersive gaming

Cons

• Thin profile is great, but it puts this tablet at risk of bending unless you invest in a case
• No headphone jack? This makes sense for flagship phones, but this is a tablet. Wired sound is objectively better.
• This might not matter unless you’re a Samsung fan, but no S-Pen support is a really weird choice for them to make. Very easy to integrate and a huge value add for people who already have one.

Best Windows Tablet for Gaming: Lenovo Flex 14 2-in-1 Convertible Laptop, 14 Inch FHD, Touchscreen

It’s taken Microsoft a while to claw its way back into the discussion of best gaming tablets, but they’re here. Of course, the Surface is a hit for high-powered users, but you can get your Windows fix without going full-Microsoft.

And if you prefer your gaming with a keyboard, this is definitely a great pick as your gaming tablet. Trying to talk Mom and Dad into footing the bill for a new gaming tablet this semester? Pitch the Flex as the ultimate 2 in 1, thanks to near full laptop functionality.

Key Features

• Incredible battery life; up to 8 hours, and quick to recharge, as well
• Windows 10—not only one of the best tablet OS available but one of the safest, too, with comprehensive protection
• Includes the Active Pen, a stylus designed specifically with the Flex in mind
• The AMD Ryzen processor is more than capable of meeting your gaming needs
• Variety of inputs, including USB 3.1, USB-C, audio jack, and HDMI
• Fingerprint reader
• 14-inch display; one of the largest conveniently portable options out there

Laptop or tablet? Why choose when the Flex can do both, and so well, too! There simply isn’t a more feature-rich option when it comes to Windows-based gaming tablets.

Pros

• Great build quality; feels like a much more expensive machine
• The Ryzen processor performs exceptionally well, giving Intel a serious run for its money
• Great on graphics, too! Expect to run at least older AAA games on high quality, and heavier new AAA games should run great with graphics turned down a bit. Overwatch and Fortnite? You can go full throttle.
• The SSD is a nice plus and boots practically instantly
• If you’re dead set on a keyboard/tablet 2 in 1 but don’t have the budget for a Surface, this is likely the best choice out there

Cons

• It’s a little starved for RAM if you plan to multitask. That said, you can upgrade by replacing one of the 4 GB sticks with a 16 GB. That may be a hassle you’re not interested in, though.
• Seems to have shipped early on with a bug resulting in not detecting the Wi-Fi adapter, causing Wi-Fi to drop frequently on some units; Lenovo is aware of the problem and working on a solution, but be warned that some units with this issue might still be around
• The fan is surprisingly noisy

Best Midrange Apple Tablet: Apple iPad (10.2-Inch, Wi-Fi, 128GB) Space Gray

Apple has long been one of the heavy hitters in the tablet market, and that hasn’t changed despite the influx of higher-end Android and Windows options out there. That being said, if gaming is your primary reason for buying a tablet, you probably won’t go with an iPad. However, if you depend on your tablet to integrate with the rest of the Apple ecosystem, this is a good mid-range choice. The 10.2-inch Retina display is one of the industry’s best, and big enough to game comfortably. You can also use this

tablet with a full-sized keyboard, which is a plus for those of you that aren’t into touchscreen gaming.

Key Features

• 10.2-inch Retina display screen
• 10 hours of battery life
• Touch ID fingerprint reader
• Stereo speakers
• Front and back camera (2MP and 8MP, respectively)

It’s taken a little while for iPads to get up to snuff on (non-iTunes) gaming, but Apple’s finally gotten there. So if you love the look and feel of the Apple experience, and want to game on your tablet, you’ve found a great choice.

Pros

• Fully compatible with the Apple ecosystem; syncs with your iPhone, Mac, Apple TV flawlessly
• Beautiful, high quality build; one of the best tablets in this price range for the look and feel
• iOS runs smoothly, without a hitch

Cons

• Charging problems seem to be common with this model; before you get it completely set up and put a lot of work into it, make sure that it’s charging correctly since the usual solution is to replace the whole unit
• Probably isn’t going to make you happy if you aren’t into iOS and Apple as a brand; specs are little light for what you’d expect at this price point in an Android tablet
• Boot is a bit on the slow side, especially for a tablet

Best Mini Apple Tablet: Apple iPad Mini (Wi-Fi, 256GB) Silver

If you’re an Apple disciple but you want a purse-sized tablet, the iPad mini is definitely right up your alley. Up to ten hours of battery life and a 7.9-inch Retina display puts this little guy ahead of the class. Great for many different uses as well; the 7mp FaceTime front camera is a nice bonus if you love FaceTiming (or selfies!). The Mini is now compatible with the Apple Pen, too, which is a great plus! There’s a reason PCMag raved about this one in 2019.

Key Features

• 10 hours of battery life
• Front camera (7MP) and back camera (8MP)
• A12 Bionic chip
• TouchID fingerprint reader
• 7.9-inch Retina display
• Stereo speakers

Apple’s motto for this tablet was “mini just got mightier,” and it looks like they’re putting their minis where their mouth is. This is a higher price point than you might expect for a 7.9-inch screen, but you’re paying for Apple hardware and the iOS experience, as always with Apple products.

Pros

• The A12 CPU is one of the best Apple has to offer for gaming, keeping frame rates up and graphics popping
• Smooth operation—Apple may not offer the highest specs, but you get more out of them since the OS and the hardware are in perfect harmony. “It just works.”
• Apple pencil support means this mini is ready to be your full-time, main tablet

Cons

• If you’re upgrading from the previous mini, take a hard look at the specs and performance ratings, because you’re not going to see a big leap. This tablet is great in a vacuum, but if you’ve already got the previous generation, you may want to wait a year or so for the next iteration.
• Hard to say whether this is a tablet or a developer issue, but many iTunes apps are just plain wonky on this tablet in particular; they aren’t optimized for the mini at all
• The 10-hour battery life might apply to surfing the web; it definitely does not apply to gaming. Expect to get 3-4 hours max.

Best Ultra-Portable Windows Tablet: New Microsoft Surface Go (Intel Pentium Gold, 8GB RAM, 128GB)

At around 1.15 lbs and featuring Windows 10 Home optimized for the hardware, the Surface Go is the most portable Surface yet. Better yet, Microsoft has remained true to the brand, packing this mini-tablet with all-day battery life and a 10-point touchscreen that rivals its full-sized counterpart. Laptop, Tablet, and Studio mode tailor your experience to what you’re doing. And of course, you’ll have a blast gaming on it, with so many triple-A games being optimized for Windows.

Key Features

• 10-inch display
• PixelSense display great for viewing, touchscreen performance, and stylus
• Only 1.15 lbs
• 10-point multi-touch touchscreen
• 9 hours of unplugged power
• Ambient light sensor to adjust screen brightness
• USB-C (multitasking)
• Headphone jack
• Fast charge
• Streamlined Windows Home 10 (S mode)
• Exceptional security
• Optional: Full keyboard experience with ultra-light and convenient Type Cover
• Front-facing speakers

If you’ve been drooling over the Microsoft Surface since it first launched but couldn’t justify the standard size, the Surface Go is going to be a temptation that’s tough to resist, especially when you consider the exceptional specs to price point ratio.

Pros

• You don’t have to keep it in S mode OS if you don’t want to be tied exclusively to the Microsoft store; the Go runs standard Windows 10 Home just fine and the switch takes seconds
• The fully adjustable kickstand is a small detail but a surprisingly big quality of life upgrade
• The optional keyboard is a must-have for gamers, with a generously sized touchpad and pleasantly “clicky” keys for touch-typing or gaming
• It’s small enough that it runs the free version of Office Mobile without a hitch if you don’t want to spring for Office 365

Cons

• The S mode Windows 10 is not great for gamers; it’s pretty easy to make the switch, but the switch is REQUIRED for a lot of downloads and access to Steam
• If Microsoft updates drive you crazy, expect to be driven crazy… for some reason, the Surface seems to get updated an inordinate amount
• The onscreen keyboard is all but useless for most tasks; while the Type Cover is “optional,” it’s really not worth buying without it

Best Lightweight Apple Tablet: Apple iPad Air (10.5-inch, Wi-Fi, 64GB) – Space Gray

This is basically the iPad Mini gussied up with lighter, sleeker hardware. The A12 Bionic chip gives it exceptional performance on iOS compatible games, and it boasts 10 hours of battery life. Naturally, the 10.5-inch screen is a Retina display. And of course, it’s Apple’s lightest, most futuristic tablet. What’s new with this year’s model?

Well, if you wanted an iPad Air that is just as powerful as some of the pro tablets out there, rejoice—this iPad Air supports both Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil. If you’re into iOS-compatible gaming, you can’t do better at this size.

Key Features

• 7MP FaceTime HD front camera
• 8MP back camera
• Touch ID fingerprint reader
• Apple Pay
• A12 Bionic chip
• Stereo speakers
• 10 hours of battery life
• 10.5-inch Retina display+ True Tone and Wide Color
• Group FaceTime featuring AR, screen sharing, and more
• Lightning connector

Apple has really packed this mini with a lot of premium features considering the price; if you want to stay in the Apple ecosystem, it’s hard to find a better choice!

Pros

• The A12 chip future proofs this iPad for a few years—it’s a decent investment if you don’t want to flagship shop every year
• Ultra-fast, even faster than you might expect, given the specs. Apple’s harmonious software/hardware compatibility really shines when gaming
• The hardware is just plain beautiful; it’s as light as it looks, but feels substantial, not cheap

Cons

• While it does stand up to the battery life claim with light use, you’re going to find that’s really not the case with gaming. If you’re pushing high FPS and top-level graphics, you’re going to drain the battery a lot faster
• The narrow bezels are aesthetically appealing but surprisingly annoying since it’s difficult not to touch the screen when you don’t want to accidentally
• As always, it’s really important to buy the “optional” Apple Care—because if you don’t Apple isn’t helpful at all if something goes wrong

Best Low Budget Samsung Galaxy Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 Inch (T510) 32 GB WiFi Tablet Silver (2019)

Samsung scored with the best budget Android gaming tablet, but if your budget is even lower but you really want to stick with a Galaxy device, this stripped-down cheap tablet is for you. The big loss here is that its 32GB, and you’re going to feel that. That said, the Dolby Atmos surround sound, the gorgeous Samsung display, and the micro SD slot makes this a very versatile and enjoyable tablet for the money.

Key Features

• 10.1 inch
• Micro SD slot
• 10 hours of battery life
• Android 9.0 Pie OS
• Bluetooth
• WiFi
• USB
• 1.03 lbs

It doesn’t have everything the S5e has, but it gets you close for practically half the price, making it one of the cheapest tablets available that still allow for gaming.

Most importantly, the processor is competitive, and that’s going to be a big deciding factor for gamers. It’s a great tablet for the money.

Pros

• The micro SD slot means that even if you can’t pony up to pay for more internal storage, you can bump it up significantly. It’s not as convenient, but it works
• It’s cheap; there’s no other way to say it. If you asked Samsung to strip down a tablet to the bare Galaxy essentials to pinch pennies, you’d end up with exactly this
• The sound is shockingly good considering the price—it outperforms many other tablets that cost several times more

Cons

• Maybe it’s not a con because you really can’t expect a super AMOLED display on a tablet in this range, but it is noticeable—as is the loss of resolution from the S5e
• Numerous reports of very poor Wi-Fi range; this seems to be an intermittent problem or a problem only on some devices, but in either case, it’s terrible for gaming
• No multi-user support, so if you got this device to be a gaming tablet for your kids and expect to have some control over the user experience, think again

Best ASUS Gaming Tablet: ASUS ZenPad 3S 10 9.7″ (2048×1536)

Asus has been such a big name in gaming PCs and laptops; it’s no wonder they deserve their own category for tablets as well. Asus always seems to have gamers at the forefront of its design decisions, and the ZenPad is no different.

The micro SD slot, the exceptionally tough cover glass, hexacore processor and 2 in 1 audio jack all seem designed specifically with gaming in mind. Keep in touch with your teammates while you game on the surprisingly vivid display. Asus is constantly innovating to make the best gaming tablet on the market.

Key Features

• 9.7 2k IPS Displa
• Corning Gorilla Glass 3 display cover glass
• Dual CORE ARM Cortex 2.1 GHz+quad CORE ARM
• Cortex 1.7 GHz 64-bit processor (MediaTek)
• 10 Hours battery life
• Built to handle gaming and optimized for gaming graphics with IMG GX6250
• Micro SD slot
• Dual Camera (8MP/5MP)
• 2 in 1 audio jack (headphones+mic)
• 4GB RAM
• 64 GB eMMC
• Quick Charge capable
• Android 6.0
• GameGenie UI

Perhaps one of the companies that have catered most to gamer’s needs and budgets, Asus keeps their track record pristine with the ZenPad.

Pros

• If your primary purpose is gaming, Asus is always one of the best options, and this is no exception
• The processor is really impressive in action, even with high expectations
• The graphics deliver a great gaming experience
• Game Genie is just plain awesome; you can play and search in-app for playthroughs or info at the same time.

Cons

• It’s small; there’s no getting around that
• If you want to utilize the Quick Charge capability, you’ll need to purchase another adapter—feels a bit cash grabby, because who doesn’t want to use Quick Charge?
• If you aren’t using it primarily for gaming, you might find it a little clunky—it’s definitely made with gaming primarily in mind

Best Gaming Tablet Under 200: Dragon Touch K10 Tablet

Did we say gaming on a tablet for under $200? Try under $100, if you find it on sale. But even without a sale, this is about as low as you can go and still have a decent gaming experience.

The 10-inch HD IPS display might not kill it when it comes to resolution, but it is bright and clear, even in sunlight. We find it a bit more suited to watching shows and flicks (especially considering the awesome micro HDMI interface).

The native Android UI is really nice, though, especially if you like to customize your experience, even at 8.1. There’s no way you’re not going to notice that this is a bargain bin tablet, but they did spend the R&D where it mattered—you just probably won’t care much for the 2MP camera!

Key Features

If you are just scraping by, but you desperately need a gaming tablet—the K10 will keep you afloat.

Pros

• The micro HDMI is great, especially considering that one of the few things this tablet seems optimized for is entertainment and streaming
• The processor is pretty fast; you don’t want to overload the memory, but if you keep it simple you can accomplish a lot
• Price—did we mention the price?

Cons

• The biggest all-around complaint is build quality; they cut some serious corners on making this tablet sturdy—handle it with kid gloves
• The battery life isn’t advertised… and it’s pretty clear why. Expect to keep it on the charger frequently.
• Don’t expect this to last long or be easily upgraded—it’s purely a stopgap if you need some way to get your gaming fix on the cheap

Best Upgrade Value in a Bundle: 2019 Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1-inch Touchscreen (1920×1200) Wi-Fi Tablet

We’ve already sung the praises of the Tab A 10.1 as a budget choice—but if you can spend just a smidge more, you can have a much better machine+a slick Tigology case.

The 128 GB internal memory is pretty sweet, and when you consider the fact that it rocks a micro SD slot, you’ve got pretty much all the storage capacity you need. The 8-core processor is fantastic, and of course, even without the Super AMOLED, Samsung knows how to make a good display.

Key Features

• 10.1 inch
• Micro SD slot
• 10 hours of battery life
• Android 9.0 Pie OS
• Bluetooth
• WiFi
• USB
• 1.03 lbs
• Bundled with an authentic Tigology case
• 128 GB internal storage

 Tigology cases are just about the best cases out there—you can’t do better for a Samsung, and it’s worth every penny.

Pros

• Exceptional sound quality
• Lower res screen, and it’s not AMOLED, but Samsung is good at getting every bit of performance they can out of a display
• A great price for ample storage

Cons

• It might be worth it to save up a bit more and go with the Super AMOLED if the lower screen res is going to bother you
• Wi-Fi antenna seems to struggle with range
• No multi-user support; doesn’t matter if you don’t plan it as a family tablet but expect arguments if you do

Best Flagship Apple Tablet: Apple iPad Pro (11-inch, Wi-Fi + Cellular, 64GB) Space Gray (Latest Model)

“Flagship” doesn’t even quite cover it; if you are an iOS fan and you want a tablet with all the bells and whistles, the iPad Pro is the unequivocal choice. The Liquid Retina display is the best Apple has to offer, and the A12X Bionic chip is the best processor they have, too. The four-speaker audio competes with every other tablet out there. All in all if you’re a mac fan that isn’t too concerence with budget, then an iPad pro might be the best choice for you.

Key Features

• 11-inch Liquid Retina display
• Up to 1TB internal storage
• Sim card slotA12x Bionic chip
• FaceID
• ApplePay
• 12MP back camera
• 7MP front camera with true depth
• Four speaker audio
• Exceptional Wi-Fi; LTE cellular data

Everything you could ask for in an iPad and more! More than you really need for gaming, but it’s hard to turn down that big, beautiful display. The iPad pro truly stands out among Apple tablets as the best choice for gaming.

Pros

• The A12x chip is just plain incredible; runs lightning-fast
• Likewise, you couldn’t ask for better audio from an iPad… well, you could, but that would be greedy
• A great all-around device for work, school, creative pursuits, and yes, gaming

Cons

• If you want a flagship machine, you’re going to pay flagship prices—and this time with an Apple mark up
• If you don’t love the lightning connection, you’re out of luck—that’s all Apple gives you, so get ready to buy splitters and all sorts of adapters—because they aren’t included
• If you’re getting this tablet, you probably want an Apple Pencil—which also doesn’t come with it, and is expensive in its own right

Best Windows Tablet: Microsoft Surface Pro 6 (Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 128GB)

 We’ve discussed Apple’s flagship, now let’s look at Microsoft’s. The Microsoft Surface Pro 6 kills the competition in terms of battery life and just about every other spec you can think of, yet still weighs in under 2 lbs. With the optional Type Cover, it also knocks a lot of laptops out of the running.

 And of course, being a Windows machine, the Microsoft Surface Pro is going to be great for gaming. Especially if you tend toward PC gaming, it can run just about every title out there. And it also has plenty of fun accessories available, like the Surface Pen and the Surface Arc Mouse. It’s almost unfair to put it on a tablet list.

Key Features

• Huge 12.3-inch Pixel Sense display
• 8 GB ram
• 13.5 hours of video playback
• Ambient light sensor
• Accelerometer
• Gyroscope
• 8th Gen Intel Core processor (i5 or i7 available)
• Up to 1TB internal storage
• Windows 10 Home

 This high-end Microsoft offering truly blurs the lines between full-featured laptop and convenient tablet.

Pros

• This is essentially a laptop that has a tablet mode—this is one of the first “2-in-1” machines that really seems to blur the line
• Incredible storage options and up to 16 GB RAM
• Latest and most powerful Intel Core processor

Cons

• The big “con” here is the price; it’s not quite up there with Apple’s highest prices, but it’s more than you really need to pay just to game on a tablet.
• The large display size can be a plus or a minus; at 12.3 inches, it’s getting a little unwieldy to carry around
• As with the Surface Go, it seems disingenuous for MS not to bake the Type Cover price in and just offer them as a bundle, because why would you get a Surface without one?

Best Cheap Tablet for PUBG: Samsung Electronics SM-T830NZKLXAR Galaxy Tab S4 with S Pen, 10.5″

If you’re going Samsung, this is definitely our pick for a combination of incredible performance at a very reasonable price. It’s got all of Samsung’s best features—Super AMOLED, Dolby Atmos, S-Pen, and easily transforms into “PC” mode with DeX.

Key Features

• DeX for a PC experience on tablet hardware
• S Pen compatible—and included
• Far-field mics for voice recognition even when it’s out of reach
• Super AMOLED display
• Cinematic Dolby Atmos Surround sound
• 64 or 256 GB options
• With the optional keyboard cover, this Samsung offering comes very close to the Surface Pro in terms of laptop experience, but dare we say we prefer the Super AMOLED display?

We think for gaming, this one pulls just a tad bit ahead unless you’re dead set on a Windows machine.

Pros

• This is a top of the line Android tablet with laptop functionality
• All of Samsung’s many bells and whistles, including possibly the best tablet screen on the market
• Super powerful for gaming; super versatile for everything else

Cons

• A little more than you really need to game with, but at this price why not?
• Oddly, no fingerprint reader
• Android OS is not ideal for laptop use in some cases

People Also Ask

What Should I Look for in a Tablet for Gaming?

Mobile gaming used to be a purely second-tier experience, but it’s easily as big as console and PC gaming now—if not bigger. Lots of gamers are switching to tablets, but what should you look for when finding a tablet with a great gaming experience?

Here are four big things you want to check out before you buy a tablet for gaming:

1. Which OS do you need?

Every gamer has games they must have—and usually, those games don’t run on all platforms. So, if you’re going to game on a tablet, you need to make sure that your must-haves are compatible with its operating system—iOS, Windows, or Android.

2. Is the processor fast enough?

As with most things, it really depends on what games you want to play—but make sure the tablet has a processor that can handle what you enjoy. You’ll find different manufacturers of tablets use different terminology for processors, so you might have to do some research here. The nice thing is that many tablets are now keeping up with their laptop cousins in terms of processor performance.

3. Are you happy with the display?

For the most part, any current tablet is going to be able to display your games as long as the processor can keep up, but how top of the line or native to the game is the experience going to be? How much do you care about saturation and resolution?Or how big the screen is?

These are all great questions to ask of yourself during the buying process. Be aware of the graphical and display needs of the games that you like to play most so that you can buy a tablet that provides the best individual gaming experience for you.

4. How’s the battery life?

The whole point of a tablet is to be unplugged, and games are BIG on battery drainage, so this should be a main consideration. You want to make sure you’ll have enough battery life available to play on the go.

Should I Get a Laptop or a Tablet for Gaming?

It’s going to depend on the games you want to play, basically. But a high-end tablet is going to outperform a cheap laptop in most cases—but a gaming laptop will outperform both. Take into consideration the seriousness with which you intend to game and what kinds of titles you like to play.

Do you NEED a gaming laptop, though? If you’re not playing memory/graphics-heavy games that punish you for lag, you probably don’t. Tablets of today are nothing like their predecessors and feature a full suite of features that suit gaming perfectly.

Can I Play PUBG on a Tablet?

PUBG is a wildly popular game in which you and 99 peers are dropped into a free-roaming world where it’s a last-person-standing battle royale. But can you on a tablet?

Absolutely! PUBG runs just fine on tablets—it has a mobile port designed especially for them. You can download PUBG for both Android, and iOS, and be set up and playing in minutes.

What Tablets on This List Can Run Fortnite?

 All of them. Fortnite is the most widely played game around the world, so it only made sense for the developers of this action-packed multiplayer shooter to deliver a tablet compatible version.

Fortnite is compatible with iOS, Mac, Android, and Windows, and is surprisingly low-resource—it’s just optimized that well. Check out Epic’s Fortnite download page!

Conclusion

If you want to take your gaming on the go, a tablet is often the most convenient way to do it. Whether you’re on the hunt for the best android gaming tablet, or are dedicated to the iPad platform, there are plenty of options.

You get the almost smartphone-like convenience with greater processing power and graphics abilities. More and more of your favorite titles are making their way to having a tablet-friendly version, so why deny yourself of having even more fun?

With so many awesome tablets on the market at every price point, there’s a tablet out there for every gamer!