Businesses are discovering that they can use tablets rather than complex laptops and computers to accomplish many of their routine tasks. Though tablets can not replace computers, you can work with them to create complex presentations, carry out financial transactions, and monitor your team’s work. Tablets are user-friendly gadgets that can help you be more organized and efficient at work and home. Here are the top options that can make your job easier:

iPad Pro
iPad Pro is a high-end tablet and computer available in two sizes, the 11-inch tablet and 12.9-inch version, with Liquid Retina XDR min-LED displays. The iPad is powered by the M1 Chip and is compatible with 5G connectivity. It comes with a Thunderbolt port, an upgraded front camera, up to 16 GB of RAM, and up to 2TB of storage. The price of the smaller model starts at $799, and that of the larger 12.9-inch model starts at $1,099. The iPad Pro helps you work with more than one window effortlessly, and you can write on it using the Apple Pencil. You can use the iPad as a screen for the MacBook Pro, scan documents, dictate messages, and even copy and paste from your iPhone.

Samsung Tab S7 (Fan Edition)
The Samsung Tab S7 FE has a spacious 12.4-inch LCD screen—larger than regular tablets. It has an S Pen that magnetically attaches to the back of the tab. The tablet offers 4 GB of RAM, and you can choose from 128 GB or 256 GB of storage. Powered by the  Snapdragon 750G processor, the tab is easy to use. If you prefer to type, you can buy a keyboard cover and attach it to the tablet. However, the tablet does not come with a headphone jack. Samsung offers five years of security updates and Android OS upgrades on purchase of this tab. Further, the tab can offer good support for both work and gaming purposes. The price begins at $579.

Microsoft Surface Pro 8
The Microsoft Surface Pro is a 2-in-1 tablet that works on Windows 11 and can support an intense and heavy workload. You can also attach an external keyboard and make it work for you as a laptop. It comes with a 13-inch display, and you can choose from Intel Core i5 11 th Gen or Intel Core i7 11 th Gen processors. Microsoft also gives you options for RAM and storage, and you can get the gadget that is best suited for you. It has a 10 MP main camera in the rear and a 5MP camera in the front. It weighs 891 grams and has a face unlock feature. The gadget also has a headphone jack and Dolby Atmos speakers. You can get it for a starting price of $900.

iPad Air
The iPad Air 5 is an upgraded version of one of Apple’s best tablets—the iPad Air 4—that now has the powerful M1 chip. It has 8GB RAM, and you can choose from 64 GB storage and 256 GB storage. It is smaller than other newer tablets, with a display of 10.9-inches. The battery can last about 10 hours, and the tablet weighs 1 pound. You can multitask and manage multiple windows without worrying about slowing down or freezing the tablet. While the base price is $599, high-end versions can cost $899.