MyNextTablet

2 weeks ago | mynexttablet.com | Andrzej Tokarski

Can a €250 smartphone have good cameras? To find out, I replaced my iPhone 16 Pro with the Nothing CMF Phone 2 Pro. I took it on a helicopter flight, shot photos on a boat tour, and of course used it in everyday life. I had a lot of fun taking photos with all four cameras, especially since it also supports RAW format, which is really rare for such affordable devices. But I also noticed some weaknesses, and for some people it will be worth spending more money on a smartphone.

1 month ago | mynexttablet.com | Andrzej Tokarski

With the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and S10 FE+, Samsung has released two tablets that do almost everything right – and still fail dramatically in one crucial area. We worked with them in cafés, played Fortnite, drew, wrote – and in the end realized: these tablets are a really good deal for some – but a huge disappointment for others. In this review, you’ll find out who should consider the S10 FE and when it’s better to go with an alternative. And there are plenty of them.

1 month ago | mynexttablet.com | Sándor Nagy |Andrzej Tokarski

We loved the Honor MagicPad 2 and that’s why we were super excited to review the brand new Honor Pad V9. But during our time with the tablet we started to wonder… Where did the OLED go? Why is the MagicPad 2 sometimes cheaper than the V9? And will it ever get updates? The pen turned out to be great. Well, we’ll look at all features of the V9 in this review. Honor Pad V9 on* The Honor Pad V9 looks similar to the Honor MagicPad 2.

1 month ago | mynexttablet.com | Andrzej Tokarski

Apple made the already fast iPad Air even more powerful with their M3 chip and improved the keyboard cover. I took that as a reason not just to test the iPad Air M3 normally, but to completely replace my laptop and desktop with it for 14 days. That mostly worked well, but I kept running into one recurring problem. Later in the review, I’ll also tell you when it’s better to go for the simple iPad 11 instead of the Air, and when it makes sense to invest much more money into an iPad Pro.

2 months ago | mynexttablet.com | Elias Redlitz |Andrzej Tokarski

With the Legion Tab Gen 3, Lenovo launched a new 8.8-inch gaming tablet with high-end performance that has almost no competition. Most other manufacturers only release small budget tablets—the only exceptions are this Lenovo and the iPad Mini 7, of course, which we used for comparison. So how good is this mini-tablet, and can it really replace a gaming console? To find out, we played tons of games and carefully reviewed the pen, display, speakers, and software. We start with the design.