Samsung Galaxy Tab S9

“I think you’re going about this the wrong way. You decide which operating system to use when you’re looking at the lower end price range of various tablets. If you’re looking at an M4 iPad Pro, you should know without a doubt that iPadOS is for you. An iPad, an iPad Air and an iPad Pro do the exact same things. The iPad Pro may look better, be faster doing it, have more storage… but what they do is the same. The real decision at that price point is “Do I go with an iPad Air or an iPad Pro?” I’m not suggesting you avoid the IPad Pro, it’s a fantastic device. Android tablets, on the other hand, are always going to give you better value. Always. You’re going to get OLED screens for less money than an M4 iPad Pro. You’re going to get more storage at lower prices (for the more mainstream users). If you’re really willing to spend that much money on a tablet, ask yourself some basic questions first. What cellphone OS are you using? Working in the same ecosystem provides a fair number of benefits. You can use Android phones and iPads and vice-versa, but you’ll get a lot more functionality when you’re using an iPhone and an iPad than an IPhone and a Tab S9. I don’t think people focus on this enough. The integration benefits on the Apple side are enormous. On the Android side, it’s more fractured with all the different manufacturers. But if I owned a Samsung cellphone for example, without a doubt I’d be looking at a Samsung tablet. No question. There’s a lot of other things to compare, but this reply is already too long.”