Best Tablets to Buy in Nepal in Every Price Range

In this article, we've listed the best tablets you could buy in Nepal at different price ranges. Compared to the smartphone market, the tablets you can find in Nepal are severely limited. But still, you can find a great deal of tablets that can give you value for your money. Now, let's take a look at the best tablets available in Nepal.

Best Tablets to Buy in Nepal in Every Price Range

The tablet market in Nepal isn’t as crowded as smartphones, but there are still plenty of solid options across different budgets. And in this guide, we’ve highlighted the best tablets currently available in Nepal, along with their key strengths and compromises.

If you’re someone who just wants an entry-level device for streaming, browsing, or study, you don’t have to spend a lot. Brands like Samsung, Honor, and Xiaomi have good budget options with big screens and long battery life.

On the Android side, Samsung still leads the market with a broad range of midrange and premium tablets. Xiaomi and OnePlus have also stepped in with competitively priced models. Meanwhile, Apple continues to dominate the premium segment with some of the best tablets you can buy, period. And especially if you care about performance, app ecosystem, and long-term updates, there's no reason you should be looking anywhere else.

At the end of the day, your choice comes down to yourself, or what you prioritize: performance, display quality, accessories, gaming, or simply price. To make things easier, here are some of the best tablets in Nepal, divided by budget:

Under 20K

1. Honor Pad X7 (2025)

The Honor Pad X7 sits at the budget end, and for that price, you're getting an 8.7-inch 90Hz tablet that's shockingly competent. And the standout here is honestly the battery. A 7,020mAh cell in such a compact body is really a good deal. Honor claims 56 days of standby, which is probably a marketing thing, but even half of that is impressive. Now, the compromises. That Snapdragon 680 is very old by 2025 standards. We're talking a four-year-old 4G chip here. It'll handle YouTube, Netflix, and basic apps just fine, but gaming is going to face some serious setbacks.  And 10W charging also means that you are looking at 3-4 hours to fully charge this thing.

Honor Pad X7 (2025) Specifications

• Design, Build: 8.7-inch, 7.99mm thick, 365g, Gray color, Metal back panel, Passed 42 reliability tests
• Display: 8.7-inch LCD, 1340 x 800 resolution, 90Hz refresh rate, 625 nits peak brightness
• Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 (6nm, 4-year-old processor)
• Memory: 4GB/64GB or 6GB/128GB, Expandable via microSD
• Software & UI: Android 15 with MagicOS
• Rear Camera: 8MP
• Front Camera: 5MP
• Security: Face unlock
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
• Battery: 7,020mAh with 10W wired charging, Reverse wired charging support
• Price in Nepal: NPR 19,999

2. Samsung Galaxy Tab A11

Samsung's entry tries to play it safe, maybe too safe. You get an 8.7-inch screen like the Honor, but Samsung went with a 90Hz TFT panel. Not IPS, but rather TFT. That means weaker viewing angles and a narrower color range is what should be expected in this guy.  The Helio G99 processor is decent enough for basic tasks, though it's weird Samsung didn't bump the base RAM to 6GB in 2025. You're stuck with 4GB in Nepal, which feels tight. The 5,100mAh battery is smaller than the Honor's, and 15W charging is painfully slow. But I think there is also some good stuff worth mentioning. It comes with seven years of OS and security updates. That's insane for a tablet under 20k because Samsung's software experience is more polished than anything you can find in the market, and you get Dolby Atmos on those dual speakers as well. 

Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Specifications

• Design, Build: 8.7-inch, 8mm thick, 337g, Aluminum back and frame, Silver and Gray colors
• Display: 8.7-inch TFT LCD, 1340 x 800 resolution, 90Hz refresh rate
• Chipset: MediaTek Helio G99
• Memory: 4GB/64GB (only variant available in Nepal), Expandable up to 2TB via microSD
• Software & UI: Android 15 with One UI 7, 7 years of OS + security updates
• Rear Camera: 8MP
• Front Camera: 5MP
• Security: Face unlock
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi only, Bluetooth
• Battery: 5,100mAh with 15W charging
• Price in Nepal: NPR 19,499 (4GB/64GB)

Under 30K

1. Redmi Pad 2

The Redmi Pad 2 is probably the best value tablet you can buy in Nepal right now. Xiaomi nailed the fundamentals here. And that all-metal design feels way more premium than the price suggests. It's got a proper 11-inch 2.5K display with a 90Hz refresh rate, quad speakers with Dolby Atmos, and a massive 9,000mAh battery. The Helio G100 Ultra processor is the newer sibling to the G99, so performance is solid for everyday stuff. 

Redmi Pad 2 Specifications

• Design, Build: 11-inch, 7.36mm thick, 510g, Metal unibody, Graphite Gray/Mint Green/Lavender Purple
• Display: 11-inch IPS LCD, 2.5K (2560 x 1600) resolution, 90Hz refresh rate, 600 nits peak brightness, TÜV Rheinland certified
• Chipset: MediaTek Helio G100 Ultra (6nm)
• Memory: 6GB/128GB or 8GB/256GB, LPDDR4X RAM, UFS 2.2 storage, Expandable up to 2TB
• Software & UI: Android 15 with Xiaomi HyperOS 2.0
• Rear Camera: 8MP
• Front Camera: 5MP
• Security: Face unlock only, No fingerprint sensor
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C, 3.5mm headphone jack
• Sensors: Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Ambient light, E-compass
• Battery: 9,000mAh with 18W fast charging
• Price in Nepal: NPR 24,999 (6GB/128GB), NPR 29,999 (8GB/256GB)

2. Honor Pad X9a

The Honor Pad X9a tries to one-up the Redmi with a bigger 11.5-inch screen at 120Hz. That's the highest refresh rate you'll find under 30k, and you will feel noticeably smoother. The 8,300mAh battery with 35W fast charging is another win here.  You're looking at way faster top-ups than the Redmi. And that WiFi 6 support is future-proofing you a bit. But the problem is that the Snapdragon 685 processor is weaker than the Helio G100 Ultra. It's also a 4G chip, which will feels outdated. 

Honor Pad X9a Specifications

• Design, Build: 11.5-inch, 6.77mm thick, Dual-tone gray finish, Aluminum-like build
• Display: 11.5-inch LCD, 2508 x 1504 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, 400 nits peak brightness
• Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 685 (4G chip)
• Memory: 6GB/128GB (8GB expandable via RAM expansion), Expandable storage
• Software & UI: Android 15 with MagicOS 9.0
• Rear Camera: 8MP
• Front Camera: 5MP
• Security: Face unlock
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, USB-C, No cellular
• Battery: 8,300mAh with 35W fast charging, 70 days standby (claimed)
• Price in Nepal: NPR 25,999

Under 35K

OnePlus Pad Lite (LTE)

The OnePlus Pad Lite sits here mostly because it's your only LTE option at this price. If you need cellular connectivity on a tablet without breaking the bank, this is literally your only choice in this range. You get an 11-inch FHD+ IPS LCD at 90Hz. Similarly, the Helio G100 processor matches the Redmi Pad 2, so performance is similar. The massive 9,340mAh battery with 33W charging is also another enticing aspect of the Pad Lite.  However, this device also feels quite overpriced. The Wi-Fi model costs more than the Redmi Pad 2's 8GB variant while offering essentially the same specs but in a heavier body. 

OnePlus Pad Lite Specifications

• Design, Build: 11-inch, 7.9mm thick, 530g (heavy for its size), Aero Blue color, Rounded corners
• Display: 11-inch FHD+ IPS LCD, 1920 x 1200 resolution, 90Hz refresh rate, 500 nits brightness, 10-bit color
• Chipset: MediaTek Helio G100
• Memory: 6GB RAM (Wi-Fi model) or 8GB RAM (LTE model), 128GB storage, Non-expandable
• Software & UI: Android 15 with OxygenOS 15.0.1
• Rear Camera: 5MP
• Front Camera: 5MP
• Security: Face unlock
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 5 (Wi-Fi model) or 4G LTE (LTE model), Bluetooth 5.4, USB-C
• Battery: 9,340mAh with 33W SUPERVOOC charging, 11 hours video playback (claimed)
• Price in Nepal: NPR 29,999 (Wi-Fi), NPR 34,999 (LTE)

Under 50K

1. Xiaomi Pad 7

This is the best tablet for most people in Nepal, full stop. That Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 is a massive leap over anything in the cheaper brackets. We're talking about a powerful chipset that can handle heavy multitasking, gaming, so on and so forth. The 11.2-inch 3.2K display at 144Hz is also very stunning, with Dolby Vision and HDR10 support. Its 8,850mAh battery with 45W charging also hits quite the sweet spot, which will be big enough for all-day use.  Although you'd have to manage without the cellular option, or the fingerprint sensor. And that 128GB base storage might also feel tight in 2025.

Xiaomi Pad 7 Specifications

• Price in Nepal: NPR 44,999 (8GB/128GB), NPR 49,999 (8GB/256GB)
• Design, Build: 11.2-inch, 6.18mm thick, 490g, All-metal design, Graphite Gray/Sage Green/Mirage Purple
• Display: 11.2-inch IPS LCD, 3.2K (3200 x 2136) resolution, 144Hz variable refresh rate (30/48/50/60/90/120/144Hz), 3:2 aspect ratio, 800 nits peak brightness, HDR10, Dolby Vision, TÜV Rheinland certified
• Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 (4nm)
• Memory: 8GB/128GB (UFS 3.1) or 8GB/256GB (UFS 4.0) or 12GB/256GB, LPDDR5X RAM, Non-expandable
• Software & UI: Android 15 with Xiaomi HyperOS 2.0
• Rear Camera: 13MP with PDAF
• Front Camera: 8MP
• Security: Face unlock only
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, USB Type-C, No cellular option
• Sensors: Accelerometer, Ambient light, Color temperature, E-compass, Gyroscope, Hall, IR blaster
• Battery: 8,850mAh with 45W fast charging (charger included)

2. Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite

Samsung's answer felt like it was trying too hard to justify that price tag while cutting too many corners. Because the chipset we are getting here is the Exynos 1380, which is in fact a Samsung budget chip, and it's... fine. But "fine" isn't what you want for 52k. The chip struggles with optimization - app opening lags, multitasking stutters, and gaming is mediocre at best. Samsung also used a TFT panel instead of IPS, which means you are getting worse viewing angles. But you do get an S Pen in the box, IP42 rating, 7 years of updates, and that Samsung ecosystem integration. The 8,000mAh battery with 25W charging is also respectable.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite Specifications

• Design, Build: 10.9-inch, 6.6mm thick, 524g, Aluminum frame and back, Gray/Silver/Coral Red
• Display: 10.9-inch TFT LCD (not IPS), 2112 x 1320 resolution, 90Hz refresh rate, 600 nits peak brightness with Vision Booster
• Chipset: Samsung Exynos 1380 (5nm) - Same as Galaxy A35
• Memory: 6GB/128GB or 8GB/256GB, Expandable up to 2TB via microSD
• Software & UI: Android 15 with One UI 7, 7 years of OS + security updates
• Rear Camera: 8MP
• Front Camera: 5MP (horizontal layout)
• Security: Fingerprint sensor (side-mounted)
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C, No cellular in Nepal
• Battery: 8,000mAh with 25W "Super-Fast Charging"
• Price in Nepal: NPR 51,999 (6GB/128GB)

Premium Midrange (65K - 80K)

1. iPad (2025) - 11th Generation

Apple's entry-level iPad finally feels like it belongs in 2025. Sort of. The A16 chip (5-core CPU, 4-core GPU) handles everything smoothly, though it's noticeably cut down from the full A16 Bionic. The 10.86-inch Liquid Retina display at 500 nits is good but not great - that 60Hz refresh rate feels very old compared to Android tablets at this price.  Since it has No ProMotion, means that you will have to settile with the basic 60Hz scrolling that will look choppy right after using literally anything with a higher refresh rate.

But the big upgrade this year is bumping base storage to 128GB instead of 64GB, although I definitely think it should've happened years ago. You also get Smart HDR 4 for the cameras and Bluetooth 5.3.  And more than that, it still only works with the first-gen Apple Pencil, with no Apple Intelligence support. So basically, for 65k, you're paying the Apple tax for build quality, iPadOS, and ecosystem integration.

iPad (2025) - 11th Generation Specifications

• Design, Build: 10.9-inch, 7mm thick, 477g (Wi-Fi), Aluminum body, Blue/Purple/Starlight/Space Gray colors
• Display: 10.86-inch (measured diagonally as rectangle) Liquid Retina IPS LCD, 2360 x 1640 resolution, 500 nits brightness, True Tone, Wide color (P3), 60Hz
• Chipset: Apple A16 (5-core CPU, 4-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine) - Cut-down from A16 Bionic
• Memory: 6GB RAM, 128GB/256GB/512GB storage options, No expandable storage, No Apple Intelligence support
• Software & UI: iPadOS 18
• Rear Camera: 12MP wide with Smart HDR 4, PDAF
• Front Camera: 12MP ultra-wide with Center Stage (landscape orientation)
• Security: Touch ID (side button)
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C (USB 2.0 speeds)
• Battery: 28.93Wh (approximately 7698mAh) with 20W wired charging
• Price in Nepal: NPR 65,000 (128GB), NPR 85,000 (256GB), NPR 122,000 (512GB)

2. Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE

Another device in our premium midrange section is the Tab S10 FE. Which to be honest sits really in a weird spot. Because it's nearly 10k more than the iPad, and the value proposition is shaky if you think about it. The Exynos 1580 here is better than the S10 Lite but still underperforms for the price. That 10.9-inch IPS LCD hits 800 nits, which is solid, and the 90Hz refresh rate is... there. You get IP68 water resistance, an S Pen in the box, and 7 years of updates.

But my problem with it is that it costs almost as much as an iPad but offers worse performance than the Xiaomi Pad 7, a worse display (lower res, lower refresh rate), and a similar battery. The only advantages are the S Pen, IP rating, and Samsung software ecosystem.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE Specifications

• Design, Build: 10.9-inch, 6mm thick, 497g (Wi-Fi), Aluminum frame and back, Gray/Silver, IP68 rated
• Display: 10.9-inch IPS LCD, 2304 x 1440 resolution, 90Hz refresh rate, 800 nits peak brightness
• Chipset: Samsung Exynos 1580 (4nm)
• Memory: 8GB/128GB or 12GB/256GB
• Software & UI: Android 15 with One UI 7, 7 years of OS + security updates
• Rear Camera: 13MP
• Front Camera: 12MP ultra-wide
• Security: Fingerprint sensor (side-mounted)
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C, 5G variant not in Nepal
• Battery: 8,000mAh with 45W fast charging
• Extras: S Pen included, IP68 water/dust resistance
• Price in Nepal: NPR 74,999 (8GB/128GB)

Under 1 Lakh

iPad Air M2 (11-inch)

The iPad Air with M2 is where Apple tablets start to get really good. Because the chipset you get here (M2 chip) is a serious hardware. The 8-core CPU and 9-core GPU can handle pro-level work like multi-track audio editing, 4K video work, and heavy multitasking easily. Though it's still stuck at 60Hz, the 11-inch Liquid Retina display is still stunning and hits 500 nits and covers P3 wide color. The big upgrade this generation is the landscape-oriented front camera with Center Stage, WiFi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.3. You also finally get proper storage options up to 1TB and it also supports the new Apple Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard. The simple catch is that it's still heavier than the M4 iPad Pro somehow. No OLED, no 120Hz ProMotion, and no Face ID. For close to a lakh, those omissions do sting.

iPad Air M2 (11-inch) Specifications

• Design, Build: 11-inch, Aluminum unibody, Blue/Purple/Starlight/Space Gray
• Display: 11-inch Liquid Retina IPS LCD, 500 nits brightness, P3 Wide Color, True Tone, Anti-reflective coating, 60Hz
• Chipset: Apple M2 chip (5nm, 8-core CPU, 9-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine)
• Memory: 8GB RAM, 128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB storage (No expandable storage)
• Software & UI: iPadOS 17
• Rear Camera: 12MP wide, 4K video recording
• Front Camera: 12MP ultra-wide with Center Stage
• Security: Touch ID (top button)
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 2), No cellular variant in Nepal
• Battery: 28.93Wh, typical all-day battery
• Price in Nepal: NPR 99,000-105,000 (128GB), up to NPR 194,000 (1TB)

Premium Tablets (1.3 Lakh+)

1. Samsung Galaxy Tab S11

Entering into the premium territory, the Tab S11 is a no-brainer. This is Samsung's new flagship tablet is trying to compete with iPad Pros while undercutting on price.  The MediaTek Dimensity 9400+, what you get in this device is genuinely impressive. It is very fast, efficient, and well-optimized. That 11-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display at 120Hz with 1600 nits peak brightness is also very gorgeous. Best display on any Android tablet, period. Similarly, you get an IP68 rating, S Pen included, and Samsung's full productivity suite with DeX mode.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Specifications

• Design, Build: 11-inch, 5.5mm thick, 469g (Wi-Fi), Aluminum frame and back, IP68 rated, Gray/Silver
• Display: 11-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X, 2560 x 1600 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, 1600 nits peak brightness, Anti-reflection coating
• Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ (3nm)
• Memory: 12GB/256GB, Expandable up to 2TB via microSD
• Software & UI: Android 15 with One UI 7, 7 years of OS + security updates
• Rear Camera: 13MP
• Front Camera: 12MP ultra-wide
• Security: Face unlock
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.4, USB 3.2 Type-C
• Battery: 8,400mAh with 45W fast charging
• Price in Nepal: NPR 129,999 (12GB/256GB Wi-Fi)

2. iPad Pro M4

Starting at NPR 170,000 and going up to insane prices for higher configs, the M4 iPad Pro is Apple flexing really hard. But you cannot argue that this isn't the best tablet money can buy. This is Apple's first OLED iPad, and they went all-in with tandem OLED technology - two OLED layers for 1000 nits sustained brightness and 1600 nits peak HDR, the 120Hz ProMotion with 10Hz minimum, all of this makes the iPad Pro M4 a  butter-smooth device that is equally georgous. At 5.3mm for the 11-inch and 5.1mm for the 13-inch, these are also the thinnest tablets Apple's ever made. The M4 chip is also absurdly good. We're talking M-series desktop performance in a tablet. If you have the money for it, why not?

iPad Pro M4 (11-inch) Specifications

• Design, Build: 11-inch, 5.3mm thick (thinnest iPad ever), 444g (Wi-Fi), Aluminum body, Silver/Space Black
• Display: 11-inch Ultra Retina XDR Tandem OLED, 2420 x 1668 resolution, 120Hz ProMotion (10-120Hz), 1000 nits sustained (SDR), 1600 nits peak (HDR), P3 Wide Color, True Tone, Nano-texture option on 1TB/2TB
• Chipset: Apple M4 chip (2nd gen 3nm, 9-core CPU for 256/512GB, 10-core CPU for 1TB+, 10-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine with 38 TOPS)
• Memory: 8GB RAM (256GB/512GB models) or 16GB RAM (1TB+ models), 256GB/512GB/1TB/2TB storage
• Software & UI: iPadOS 17
• Rear Camera: 12MP wide with LiDAR scanner, Adaptive True Tone flash, 4K video
• Front Camera: 12MP ultra-wide with Center Stage (landscape orientation), Face ID
• Security: Face ID
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, Thunderbolt/USB 4 (up to 40Gbps)
• Sensors: LiDAR, standard sensors
• Battery: 31.29Wh (11-inch) with 20W USB-C charging, Up to 10 hours usage
• Price in Nepal: NPR 170,000 (11-inch, 256GB), up to NPR 399,000 (13-inch, 2TB)

Best Tablets You Can Buy in Nepal (Summary)

Tablet	Price in Nepal (Official)
UNDER 20K
Samsung Galaxy Tab A11	NPR 19,499
Honor Pad X7	NPR 19,999
UNDER 30K
Redmi Pad 2	NPR 24,999
Honor Pad X9a	NPR 25,999
OnePlus Pad Lite (Wi-Fi)	NPR 29,999
UNDER 35K
OnePlus Pad Lite (LTE)	NPR 34,999
UNDER 50K
Xiaomi Pad 7	NPR 44,999
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite	NPR 51,999
PREMIUM MIDRANGE (65K - 80K)
iPad (2025) 11th Gen	NPR 65,000
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE	NPR 74,999
UNDER 1 LAKH
iPad Air M2 (11" / 13")	NPR 99,000 / NPR 141,000
PREMIUM TABLETS (1.3 LAKH+)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S11	NPR 129,999
iPad Pro M4 (11" / 13")	NPR 170,000 / NPR 219,000