About TabletRadar

TabletRadar is a tablet comparison site. Every tablet we cover, from an iPad Pro to a rugged work tablet, gets the same spec sheet, so you can put two to five models next to each other and see where they really differ.

Why we built it

Tablet makers describe the same things in very different ways. Brightness might be typical, peak or HDR. RAM on budget tablets often includes storage borrowed as “virtual” memory. Weight can be for the Wi-Fi model on one page and the 5G model on another, and battery life is tested a different way by every brand. We read each maker’s own documents and write the numbers down in one format, with a note wherever the maker qualifies a figure.

Where the specs come from

• The maker first: spec pages, support and tech-spec pages, developer documentation, press releases and spec sheets.
• Open Icecat for some Lenovo and Samsung data, checked against the maker when both exist.
• Nothing invented. If a maker doesn’t publish a spec, it stays blank.

We collected and analysed these specs; we don’t run our own lab tests. Every value in our database keeps a note of where it came from.

What we don’t do

• No paid placements. Brands can’t pay to be listed or to look better.
• No scores, rankings or review text copied from other sites.
• No prices on the page. They change too often; the store button takes you to the current price.

How TabletRadar is funded

If you buy something on Amazon after following one of our links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. See the affiliate disclosure.

Spotted a mistake?

Let us know, ideally with a link to the maker’s page showing the right value.