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Holdover tablet deals from Apple, Samsung, TCL and others remain available at Walmart and Best Buy after Prime Day, with discounts up to about $400 on models like the iPad Air M4 and iPad A16, Samsung Galaxy Tab S11/S10 FE, Lenovo and Microsoft Surface Pro variants, among others. The sale window persists through the weekend, though popular units are selling out fast.
Prime Day 2026 runs June 23–26 with deep discounts on laptops, mini PCs, tablets, eReaders, and related accessories from Amazon and other retailers; the deals list includes items like GEEKOM mini PCs and Kindle devices, with savings varying by memory/storage configurations.
CNET highlights 25+ Prime Day tablet deals across Apple, Samsung and other brands, with notable discounts like the iPad Air M4 at $519, iPad A16 at $299, iPad Pro M4 at $799, Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 at $550, and Lenovo Chromebook Duet 11 at $390. The sale started early and runs through June 26; many offers are open to all shoppers, though some are Prime-exclusive and can sell out quickly.
CNET rounds up early Prime Day tablet deals ahead of the June 23–26 sale, highlighting discounts on Apple, Samsung and other brands— including the 11-inch iPad Air M4 for $520 and multiple other models. Many deals are already live, but offers can change or sell out quickly; Prime membership isn’t required to shop most deals, though some exclusives may be available only to members.
CNET highlights the best early Prime Day tablet deals ahead of the sale (June 23–26, 2026), with discounts on Apple iPad A16 and iPad Air/M4 lines, iPad Pro M4, Samsung Galaxy Tab S11, Lenovo Chromebook Duet 11, Microsoft Surface Pro and more; deals are already available and can sell out, so shoppers should act fast; Prime membership isn’t required for thousands of offers, though some exclusive Prime-only discounts exist.
Amazon’s Prime Day 2026 runs June 23–26, but early tablet deals are already live, with discounts on Apple iPad models (A16, Air M4, Pro M4) and Android options like Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 and Lenovo Chromebook Duet 11, plus other devices. Savings reach up to about $300, and while many offers are Prime-exclusive, most deals are open to all shoppers. Deals can change quickly as inventory moves, so acting fast is advised.
This week’s deals roundup shelves dozens of savings across smartphones, tablets, and wearables, including Pixel 10 Pro ($250 off), Galaxy S26 Ultra ($250 off with trade-in perks), Galaxy Z Fold 7 ($520 off), Galaxy S26/S26+ (about $122–$236 off), Garmin Epix Pro ($500 off), Galaxy Watch 8 Classic ($121 off), Pixel Watch 4 ($104 off), and Apple Watch Series 11 ($130 off), plus tablets like Lenovo Tab One ($99) and Idea Tab Pro ($249.99), OnePlus Pad Go 2 ($100 off), and a Dell laptops flash sale. Deals are time-limited and may expire soon.
Samsung’s One UI 8.5 update expands the Camera Assistant feature to around 20 devices, including Galaxy A34/A35/A36/A37 and M34/M35/M36 phones as well as multiple Galaxy Tab models, giving users more advanced camera controls like extra lens/zoom options and autofocus tweaks. Some features may be limited by hardware on older devices. The rollout began in Korea on May 6, 2026, with broader availability starting May 11.
Walmart’s Onn line expands with six budget Android tablets running Android 16, from a $97 7-inch Core 7 to a $288 Onn Pro 13; the Core 8.1 ($138), Core 11 ($167), and two kid-friendly 8-inch and 11-inch models ($118, $136) sit in between, with 4–8GB RAM, 64–256GB storage (expandable via microSD), and up to 10–17 hours of battery life; the Pro includes a folio case and a stylus, all priced well below a typical iPad Pro.
Spotify launches a tablet-optimized refresh for iOS and Android that reconfigures layout for portrait and landscape, adds a collapsible sidebar, places the video toggle front and center, and enables parallel browsing so you can explore recommendations while playback, all while preserving the familiar Spotify navigation.
Apple’s new MacBook Neo, a $599 budget laptop, is driving strong trade-ins and showing that a traditional keyboard and desktop-style multitasking still matter more to many users than tablets, despite iPadOS 26 improvements; the move underscores Apple’s focus on laptops and its guard against cannibalizing its own lineup.
Apple's M4 iPad Air sticks to the familiar design but adds a notable under-the-hood upgrade: the M4 chip, 12GB of unified memory (up from 8GB), and a modest boost in CPU (about 20–30%) and GPU (around 15%) performance. For everyday use it won't feel dramatically different, but creators using heavy apps like Pixelmator Pro or Final Cut Pro will benefit from faster handling of large files, making the iPad Air feel noticeably snappier even though the hardware look remains the same.
Honor has unveiled the MagicPad 4, the thinnest Android tablet at 4.8mm. It packs a 12.3-inch 165Hz OLED display, a 10,100mAh battery, and a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 with up to 16GB RAM and 512GB storage, running MagicOS 10 on Android 16. The device weighs less than MagicPad 3 and sports a back 13MP camera, a 9MP front camera, and eight speakers for spatial audio. Pricing and availability haven’t been announced yet and will surface at MWC 2026.
Microsoft trims the Surface Pro to a 12-inch, fanless form factor that preserves the familiar detachable design and delivers standout battery life at a lower price, but it trades some performance and display polish for an all‑new, smaller package. The Snapdragon X Plus X1P CPU offers adequate light‑use performance and the 12‑inch 2196×1464 90Hz display is sharp, yet the device has limited ports (USB‑C 3.2 only), a 1080p webcam, and uses slower UFS storage. Add-ons matter: a $70 charger and optional keyboard ($150) and Slim Pen ($250) push the total toward — and sometimes past — $1,000. Start price is around $650, with a 512GB model bumping to about $700; a review sample with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD came in at $920 after accessories. It’s a strong secondary device for browsing, media, and light productivity, especially when you value all‑day battery and portability over raw power and upgrade cost.
Apple's 11th-generation iPad, which was sold out before Christmas due to high demand, is now available again at Amazon with a $50 discount, making it an attractive and affordable option for those looking for a reliable tablet with the latest A16 chip.