10 Smartchoice tablets from top brands, curated for everyday use, up to 45% off before Amazon Prime Day Sale
Highest Discount Offer Lenovo {Smartchoice Tab M11 |Wi-Fi | 4 GB RAM, 64 GB ROM|11 Inch Screen| 90 Hz, 72% NTSC, FHD Display| Quad Speakers with Dolby Atmos|Octa-Core Processor |13 MP Rear Camera, Green View Details Xiaomi Pad 6 [Smartchoice]| Qualcomm Snapdragon 870| Powered by HyperOS |144Hz Refresh Rate| 8GB, 256GB| 2.8K+ Display (11-inch/27.81cm) Tablet| Dolby Vision Atmos| Quad Speakers| Wi-Fi| Gray View Details
Wi-Fi Android Tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ [Smartchoice], 27.94 cm (11.0 inch) Display, RAM 8 GB, ROM 128 GB Expandable, Wi-Fi Tablet, Gray View Details
Fast Charging Pad Lenovo {Smartchoice) Tab Plus with Octa JBL Hi-Fi Speakers| 8 GB RAM, 256 GB ROM| 11.5 Inch, 2K, 90 Hz Refresh| Wi-Fi Tablet| Android 14| 45 W Fast Charger| Built-in Kickstand| Color: Luna Grey View Details
8300mAh Long Battery HONOR Pad X8a (Smartchoice) Wi-Fi Tablet with Free Flip-Cover 27.94Cm (11 Inch),4GB Ram 128 GB ROM Expandable Up to 1TB FHD Display 90Hz,8300Mah Battery,Quad Speakers,Snapdragon 680,Android 14,Grey View Details
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These tablets stand out for their clear displays, long battery life, and smooth everyday performance. Exploring this curated selection today means you can get set up before Prime Day rush begins and still catch up to 45% off while supplies last.
You get a roomy 11 inch FHD screen with a 90Hz refresh rate, so reading or streaming feels smooth without any lag. The quad speakers tuned with Dolby Atmos fill your space with clear audio, while the 13MP rear camera is ready for quick snaps.
This Smartchoice tablet with 45% off right now comes with 4GB RAM and an octa core processor, handling apps and multitasking easily. It's an easy pick if you need a device for work or everyday tasks before Prime Day starts.
Display
11" FHD, 90Hz, 72% NTSC
Audio
Quad Speakers, Dolby Atmos
Screen Resolution
1920 x 1200 Pixels
This 11 inch Xiaomi Pad 6 packs a 2.8K+ display with a smooth 144Hz refresh rate that feels quick while browsing or streaming. The Snapdragon 870 chip works with 8GB RAM, so loading apps or multitasking doesn't slow you down. Dolby Vision Atmos and quad speakers create richer sound that stands out compared to older models.
You'll find this Smartchoice tablet at 40% off today, making it easy to pick up for streaming, everyday tasks, or catching up on reading without holding out for later discounts.
Audio
Dolby Vision Atmos, Quad Speakers
Screen Resolution
2880 x 1800 Pixels
This Samsung Smartchoice tablet balances display size and storage for everyday browsing, work notes, and video streaming. You get 8 GB RAM and 128 GB built-in storage with room to expand when you need extra space.
It's listed now at 25% off on Amazon, so you don't have to wait for the next sale to grab it. Good for checking emails, reading e-books, or enjoying content without delays.
Display Resolution Maximum
1920 x 1200 (WQXGA) Pixels
Average Battery Life (in hours)
16 Hours
If you spend hours watching videos or listening to playlists, this Smartchoice tablet is built to keep you entertained. Eight JBL Hi-Fi speakers pump out rich audio, and the 11.5 inch 2K display with a 90Hz refresh rate shows every detail clearly. The 8GB RAM and Android 14 keep multitasking smooth for work and play alike.
A built-in kickstand lets you set it down anywhere, and the 45W charger tops it up quickly. It's currently 38% off today.
Display
11.5-inch 2K, 90Hz
Audio
8 JBL Hi-Fi Speakers
Resolution
2560x1440 Pixels
Long reading sessions and movie marathons feel easy on the 11-inch FHD display with a 90Hz refresh rate. The Snapdragon 680 chip and 4GB RAM keep things moving when you jump between apps. Quad speakers bring extra clarity to music and video calls, and the big 8300mAh battery helps you stay unplugged longer.
This Smartchoice tablet includes a free flip cover and has storage expandable up to 1TB. It's listed at 39% off today.
Display Resolution Maximum
1920x1200 Pixels
This model packs a bright 10.9-inch screen that shows crisp text and vivid videos whether you're sketching, reading, or streaming. The in-box S Pen lets you jot quick notes or sketch ideas with smooth strokes. An IP68 rating means the tablet can handle splashes or dust if you work outside or take it along on trips.
The Smartchoice tablet also offers expandable storage and a fresh Lavender finish. It's available at 22% off today on Amazon.
Display Resolution Maximum
2304 x 1440 (WQXGA) Pixels
Average Battery Life (in hours)
18 Hours
If you often work on the move, this tablet includes a free Bluetooth keyboard and a wide 12.1-inch 2.5K display that keeps text sharp and images bright. The Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chip helps apps launch fast, while the 8 speakers fill a room with clear sound during videos or calls.
This Smartchoice tablet also promises up to 17 hours of usage on a single charge. It's available at 33% off today before the Prime Day sale.
Battery Life
Up to 17 hours
Processor
Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 (4nm)
Display Resolution Maximum
2560×1600 Pixels
Unfold more space to sketch, read, or work with the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus. This Smartchoice tablet brings a 12.4 inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display that looks crisp and bright in any setting. The included S Pen makes it simple to jot down notes or sketch ideas whenever they strike.
With 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, it's built to hold big files and multitask without slowing. It's 16% off today if you want to bring it home soon.
Display
12.4-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X
Display Resolution Maximum
2800 x 1752 Pixels
Operating System
Android 14
Average Battery Life (in hours)
8 Hours
Families who need a tablet that fits little hands and keeps parents in control can look at this Smartchoice tablet from HONOR. The 11 inch FHD Eye Comfort Display keeps strain low during study sessions or playtime. Four built-in speakers create clear sound for videos, while the Kids Protective Case adds extra peace of mind if it takes a tumble.
Parental controls make it easy to set limits. It's 39% off today for those thinking of gifting one soon.
Display Resolution Maximum
1920x1200 Pixels
Average Battery Life (in hours)
14 Hours
Operating System
MagicOS 8.0 (based on Android 14 )
If you've been waiting for a tablet that cuts glare without losing clarity, this Smartchoice tablet checks all the boxes. The 3.2K Nano Texture Display pairs with Dolby Vision Atmos for richer colors whether you're reading or watching videos.
HyperOS 2 makes switching between tasks smooth, and the 256GB storage gives you room to grow. It's on 18% off right now on Amazon.
Display
11.2" 3.2K Nano Texture
Processor
Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3
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