Number 05. Apple iPad 10.2″

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Apple iPad 10.2″. It’s hard to associate Apple products with affordability, but surprisingly it’s not the case this time. The iPad 2020 has all the pizzazz that you need in a stylus tablet. Not only does it offer a great price value but also contains a bunch of optimized applications. The Apple Pencil is sold separately of course, but the device offers extensive support for the stylus as well as keyboard.

The iPad is also equipped with a powerful A12 Bionic chip along with a retina display on the front. The only downside is the non-laminated screen that limits a more precise stylus usage of the stylus. If you’re a creative professional, you can opt for the pricier iPad Pro but for our budget users especially for presence going for the iPad 2020 is a no-brainer. If you want to secure a great tablet with a pin with great features, go and check out the Apple iPad 10.2″.

 

Number 04. Apple iPad Pro 11″

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Apple iPad Pro 11. If you’ve skipped our previous listing and we’re reading this right now, it means that you might be looking for a bit more precision in your tablet. The Apple iPad Pro does offer better haptic accuracy than most other stylus-based slates. The large 11-inches and 12.9-inch screens provide you a bigger canvas for either drawing or making spreadsheets. To be fair, this tablet was intended to be ideal for business use.

All gestures and strokes almost come naturally while working with an iPad Pro. Thanks to its full pressure sensitivity and palm rejection of the Apple Pencil. The iPad Pro also comes equipped with a face id which also is incredibly responsive but not to forget, the Apple iPad Pro does not come equipped with its posh accessories. The detachable keyboard and Apple Pencil are going to add a few hundred more to the already pricey iPad Pro.

 

Number 03. Samsung Galaxy Tab S7

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. The Galaxy Tab S7 is Samsung’s answer to iPad Pro and Microsoft Surface Pro. The Android tablet still feels like it’s in a developing stage, but one UI on the new Tab S7 makes it much more mature and a productivity beast at a very attractive price. First things first, the tablet comes with an s Pen within the box. So, you won’t have to spend any extra money on a stylus.

It works flawlessly and has improved latency of 9ms that giving a real feel like writing on paper. Digital artists and students will appreciate the seamless working of an S Pen that delivers an excellent pressure sensitivity experience. The stylus sticks on the back of the tablet so that’s a nice touch. The display has been improved significantly over the predecessor with a 120-hertz refresh rate allowing gamers to indulge fully while gaming.

 

Number 02. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is unarguably one of the best style supporting tablets for note-taking and drawing, and definitely the best Android tablet out there. A lot of factors are contributing to this title and they’re not just pin-related, but one that takes the cake is the S Pen it does not cost you extra and is shipped with the tablet. The S Pen does not rely on a battery and supports up to 4096 points of pressure sensitivity.

The tablet itself sports a super neat TFT screen though it is just 10.4-inches, and the tablet’s premium features make up for the average screen size. For instance, it’s 112 DCI P3 coverage which is remarkable. The adaptive display with 80 RGB and almost flawless color accuracy. The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite comes with Android 10, a lightning-fast predecessor, and already built-in facial recognition, all at an attractive price tag.

 

Number 01. Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite

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Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite. If you’re looking for a mid-range Android tablet that looks posh and premium, go for Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite. The sleek and weightless aluminum body will certainly turn heads anywhere. Moreover, it’s so lightweight and portable that it can fit inside a small purse or a large pocket easily. Though the frame might be portable.

It does not offer the best battery life or the most powerful performance for that matter. This kind of takes out the joy of portability, but what you certainly will enjoy is the IPS LCD display that has a 1920×1200 resolution. The Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite might not have an AMOLED screen, but the crystal sharp output of its display makes up for all of its shortcomings. The aspect ratio is another facet of this tablet to be launched as the most screen medial clocks in at 16 by 9 aspect ratio.

[Conclusion]

So, that was all about the top 5 best tablets with Pen support just for you. Which one do you want to buy? We would love to hear from you. Please let us know and as always. Thanks for reading the article. Comment, and share with your friends if you found this article helpful.