The 6 best tablets for kids in 2024

By Aaron Mamiit Updated April 17, 2024

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Aaron received an NES and a copy of Super Mario Bros. for Christmas when he was four years old, and he has been fascinated with tech ever since. A gamer at heart, Aaron believes that while the tech industry is often dealing with side quests, it always remains on track with the mission to save the world.

Aaron has been writing tech deals since 2020, covering not just gaming, but also every other type of electronic device out there -- everything's important for the boss fight that we call life.

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I gave up physical books and my reading life has never been better

Physical books are great, but e-readers are just better. There, I said it.

If you are a book purist, you might scoff when I recommend an e-reader instead of buying physical books, and I won't blame you. The allure of the smell of pages, the weight of the book in my hands, the whole ritual, is hard to resist.

However, if you allow me some leeway to convince you, there’s a strong argument to be made against physical books and in favor of using e-readers. So let me make the case for e-readers, because once you understand what you've been missing, it's hard to go back.

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This elusive Android tablet is the world’s thinnest and makes the iPad Pro look boring

If you thought thin tablets were Apple's thing, Huawei is here to change your mind.

Huawei just launched the MatePad Pro Max, and it's a lot to take in. At just 4.7mm thick and weighing 499 grams, it officially takes the crown as the world's thinnest tablet. For context, the iPad Pro, which we all fawned over for being impossibly slim, is 5.1mm thick. The MatePad Pro Max beats it.

Now, there's a decent chance you'll never actually buy this tablet. Huawei devices aren't sold in every market, and the lack of Google apps is a real barrier for most users. But there's no denying that Huawei is doing things that even Apple can’t match.

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ReMarkable Paper Pure wants to be the only notebook you’ll ever need

The ReMarkable Paper Pure is here, and it might be the perfect digital notebook for most people.

ReMarkable makes some of the best e-ink tablets on the market. However, there has always been one problem for prospective buyers: its high entry price. The ReMarkable Paper Pro costs too much, and the Paper Pro Move cannot be used as an independent device. It seems the company also realized this and is releasing a new e-ink tablet to address the issue.

The new addition to the ReMarkable family is called the ReMarkable Paper Pure, and if you have been eyeing a ReMarkable device but didn't want to pay flagship prices, this might be the one.