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Tablets exist in a space between phones and laptops that is becoming increasingly muddled. As phones become more powerful and gain larger displays, laptops continue to get lighter. Tablet manufacturers haven\u2019t been resting on their laurels, though, and many of the more recent tablets we\u2019ve seen are looking to bridge the gap in terms of performance and, in select cases, handle some tasks more efficiently than both phones and laptops.<\/p>\n

The tablet spectrum is varied, too. Inexpensive models like the Amazon Fire HD 10 make for excellent media streaming devices, while those in Microsoft\u2019s versatile Surface lineup can easily serve as ad-hoc laptops when paired with an optional, folio-style keyboard. Then there\u2019s the ubiquitous iPad, a slate that has become the go-to tablet for anyone searching for something in the Apple ecosystem (and for many outside of it).<\/p>\n

Below, we\u2019ve rounded up deals for a number of Android, iPadOS, and Windows tablets. We\u2019ve also broken down the deals by manufacturer to make things easier, and we will continue to update this post regularly as new discounts and sales become available.<\/p>\n