Welcome to Android Q&A, I'm Jace, and we're here to help you find the best Android tablet for 2014. Today, we'll cover premium, mid-tier, and entry-level options, so let's get started.

In my opinion, the best Android tablet on the market is the Samsung Galaxy Tab S. It's a high-end, premium device that boasts an impressive AMOLED display. The AMOLED display is a big deal because it was also featured in the Galaxy S5, which has been praised as the best display technology by experts at DisplayMate. This tablet has the same display technology as the Galaxy S5 and offers a seamless user experience when switching between applications using the recent app screen. The multi-window feature allows for multitasking, which works just as well as you'd expect from a Samsung flagship Android device.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 will be available at the base price of $399, while its bigger brother, the Galaxy Tab S 10.5, will come in at $499. If you're looking for a mid-range option, I'd recommend the LG G Pad 8.3. This device is made from an attractive aluminum clad and features an 8.3-inch 1920x1200 LCD display. It's powered by a Snapdragon 600 CPU, has 2 gigabytes of RAM, and comes with plenty of additional specs that make it a solid option compared to other 7 and 8 inch tablets.

The LG G Pad 8.3 also features the Optimus UI, which includes growing numbers of processing-intensive features without causing any true stutter or lag when browsing. Gamers will be pleased to know that demanding games like Dead Trigger run smoothly on this device. The usual assortment of bells and whistles on the G Pad 8.3 includes Dual Band Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity, although the latter is only available in some markets primarily in Europe.

Of course, we couldn't discuss Android tablets without mentioning the Nexus 7 2013. For the price, it's a fantastic Android tablet that has improved smoothness and speed compared to its predecessor. The 2013 edition features a 7-inch LCD display with 1920x1200 resolution and runs on a 1.5 quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. It also boasts a wider range of colors than the original Nexus 7, an Adreno 320 graphics card, 2 gigabytes of RAM, 16 to 32 gigabytes of storage, a 5 megapixel camera, a 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera, dual speakers, and Bluetooth 4.0.

Pricing for the Nexus 7 2013 starts at $229 for the base 16 gigabyte model and goes up to $269 for the higher storage capacity option. A major factor that sets this device apart is that it's a Nexus device, which means it receives Android updates before anyone else. This is always good news for Android lovers.

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expect from a Samsung Flagship Android device the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 will be available at the base price of 3.99 while it's bigger brother the Galaxy Tab S 10.5 will be coming in at 4.99 now for those of you looking for a mid-range device I'd have to suggest the LG G Pad 8.3 the G Pad is a fairly attractive aluminum clad tablet with an 8.3 inch 1920x1200 LCT display as Snapdragon 600 CPU 2 gigabytes of RAM and plenty of additional specs that make it a solid option when compared to other 7 and 8 inch tablets even with the growing number of processing intensive features that LG baked into the Optimus UI we haven't come across any true stutter or lag when perusing The g-pad Gamers will be pleased to learn that demanding games like Dead Trigger true pose no problem with the g-pad there's the usual assortment of bells and whistles on the g-pad 8.3 with the notable exception of NFC you do get however a Micro SD card slot located at the top behind the plastic flap and an infrared blaster that lets you control TVs and other electronics the connectivity options include Dual Band Wi-Fi and LTE but the latter is only available in some markets for now primarily Europe now course we couldn't talk about Android tablets at all without mentioning the Nexus 7 2013 because for the price it is a fantastic Android tablet now we've noticed that the Nexus 7 2013 edition has improved smoothness and speed over the 2012 edition and speed is always a good thing the 2013 edition has a 7-inch LCD display with 1920x1200 resolution it runs a 1.5 quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 30 wider range of colors than the original Nexus 7 it has an adreno 320 graphics card two gigabytes of RAM 16 to 32 gigabytes of storage a 5 megapixel camera a 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera dual speakers and Bluetooth 4.0 pricing starts at 229 for the base 16 gigabyte model and 269 for the 32 gigabyte version now of course a major factor for any Android lover is that this is a Nexus device and therefore gets Android updates before anybody else always good news thanks for watching Edward Army my name is Jace love to connect with you here on Google Plus or Twitter you don't want to forget about my brothers and Android Josh Joe and the tech ninja Kevin you can watch other shows over there or on our Channel and you should know if you have any questions comments you think I'm full of it put them in the comments below but if you want a Android 30 t-shirt or a 50 Google Play gift card you want to go to the Android authority forums post a question answer a question recommend questions and you're much more likely to win that and be included in the Android q a show talk to you soon thank youwelcome back to Android q a my name is Jace and one of the most common questions we get here on Android q a is what is the best Android tablet for 2014 well we'll give you a premium mid-tier and entry level option let's get all tablet happy here we go best Android tablet on the market I'm talking high-end premium level well in my opinion that's got to be the Samsung Galaxy Tab S for sexy and it's largely about the AMOLED display why the AMOLED display is such a big deal it's because AMOLED has exemplified in the Galaxy S5 is emerging as the best display technology Bar None according to experts at displaymate the Galaxy S5 has the best display they've ever tested AMOLED or LCD and this tablet has the same display technology as the Galaxy S5 moving in between applications using the recent app screen brought no issues at all for Josh and his full review you also have the multi-window available if you really need to multitask and it works as well as you'd expect from a Samsung Flagship Android device the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 will be available at the base price of 3.99 while it's bigger brother the Galaxy Tab S 10.5 will be coming in at 4.99 now for those of you looking for a mid-range device I'd have to suggest the LG G Pad 8.3 the G Pad is a fairly attractive aluminum clad tablet with an 8.3 inch 1920x1200 LCT display as Snapdragon 600 CPU 2 gigabytes of RAM and plenty of additional specs that make it a solid option when compared to other 7 and 8 inch tablets even with the growing number of processing intensive features that LG baked into the Optimus UI we haven't come across any true stutter or lag when perusing The g-pad Gamers will be pleased to learn that demanding games like Dead Trigger true pose no problem with the g-pad there's the usual assortment of bells and whistles on the g-pad 8.3 with the notable exception of NFC you do get however a Micro SD card slot located at the top behind the plastic flap and an infrared blaster that lets you control TVs and other electronics the connectivity options include Dual Band Wi-Fi and LTE but the latter is only available in some markets for now primarily Europe now course we couldn't talk about Android tablets at all without mentioning the Nexus 7 2013 because for the price it is a fantastic Android tablet now we've noticed that the Nexus 7 2013 edition has improved smoothness and speed over the 2012 edition and speed is always a good thing the 2013 edition has a 7-inch LCD display with 1920x1200 resolution it runs a 1.5 quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 30 wider range of colors than the original Nexus 7 it has an adreno 320 graphics card two gigabytes of RAM 16 to 32 gigabytes of storage a 5 megapixel camera a 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera dual speakers and Bluetooth 4.0 pricing starts at 229 for the base 16 gigabyte model and 269 for the 32 gigabyte version now of course a major factor for any Android lover is that this is a Nexus device and therefore gets Android updates before anybody else always good news thanks for watching Edward Army my name is Jace love to connect with you here on Google Plus or Twitter you don't want to forget about my brothers and Android Josh Joe and the tech ninja Kevin you can watch other shows over there or on our Channel and you should know if you have any questions comments you think I'm full of it put them in the comments below but if you want a Android 30 t-shirt or a 50 Google Play gift card you want to go to the Android authority forums post a question answer a question recommend questions and you're much more likely to win that and be included in the Android q a show talk to you soon thank you\n"