10 Best 9 Inch Android Tablets for the Perfect Size
When I look for a tablet I always try to play around with the devices to see how they feel in my hands. The 9 inch Android tablets usually hit a sweet spot for me, because I like to kick back and watch some of my favorite movies.
The 9 inch Android tablets are nice because you get a small enough screen for holding it in your hands, but you don’t sacrifice on resolution or screen size. That said, I am always looking for the best Android tablets and size certainly comes into play during this search.
So, I set my sights on the 9-inch Android tablet market to see which ones are the best on the market. I will say one thing: The 9-inch tablet market is not really saturated with as many companies as the other, more popular markets are. You won’t see names like Samsung or Dell with 9-inch markets, at least right now.
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1. Dragon Touch A93: $69.99
The Best for Your Money
The Dragon Touch A93 is the closest you can get to a Samsung tablet without shelling out the large amount of cash. Basically you receive a nice processor, with a relatively bright screen, and the high-performance GPU is nice for running 3D graphics
The low power consumption is another plus, and the design is sleek and stylish so you don’t have to worry about it slipping out of your hands.
Why should you buy it?
- Has dual cameras for taking nice photos
- The 8GB of storage is a nice start for the price
- The Allwinner A33 Quad-Core CPU is perfect for streaming videos and playing games
2. Astro Queo A912: $69.99
An Affordable Option w/ US Support
The Astro Queo A912 has a unique customer support team that always seems to be around to answer your questions. They are located in California and constantly strive to make their products better.
The device is rather simple in design, but it comes with a powerful processor for playing around with all of your media. You can also watch your favorite movies with the stunning display and resolution. The battery life is a little low at 5 hours.
Why should you buy it?
- Comes with a 1024×600 resolution for watching TV and playing games
- The hard drive is 8GB so you can save everything you need
- The 1.5Ghz A23 dual core processor is nice for multitasking
3. Alldaymall 9″ Inch Android 4.4 KitKat Tablet: $59.99
Dual Camera and a Nice Processor
The Alldaymall tablet is all about keeping the power consumption low and the processing speeds high. You really can’t find many tablets out there that deliver both in the same device, but this guy manages to do it at a fairly reasonable price tag.
The GPU is also a rather flawless features since you can always look at some 3D graphics.
Why should you buy it?
- The 1.5GHz processor is one of the best in this list
- The 8GB hard drive works well for storing your essentials
- It comes with a 800 x 480 screen resolution
4. Goldengulf Android Tablet: $98.50
A Smart Design
The Goldengulf Android Tablet runs on the KitKat system, but the design is what really makes it stand out. Yes, it seems a little cheap and plastic-like, but they take some cheap materials and shape it into a sleek design.
The touchscreen responds nicely, but the battery life is only four hours, which is abysmal in my opinion.
Why should you buy it?
- Comes with a 1.5GHz processor
- The SGX544MP2 GPU is the same type you would see on an iPad
- The 8GB storage is a nice start that can be expanded later
5. Dragon Touch N90: $69.99
Boring Design, but the Functionality is There
The Dragon Touch N90 is what you might choose if you really don’t give a darn about design. The tablet fits well in your hand, but you can tell they didn’t put much work into making it look sleek and stylish.
That said, it comes with acceptable processing power and some nice resolution for watching your movies and reading books.
Why should you buy it?
- Comes with an 8GB hard disk
- The native resolution is 800×480
- It’s extremely lightweight
6. Tagital Android Tablet: $74.99
Bundled with a Keyboard
The Tagital tablet works well if you plan on doing some work on your tablet, because it sells with an attachable keyboard. That’s my favorite part, but the design of the tablet is boring and the keyboard isn’t enough to justify the slightly higher price compared to other tablets on this list.
That said, if you truly want a keyboard, go with this option, since it is better than buying a keyboard separately. It’s also somewhat heavy compared to the other options.
Why should you buy it?
- Comes with a keyboard
- It has two cameras
- 8GB internal storage
7. Contixo Kids Android Tablet: $88.50
The Best Option for Kids
The Contixo Kids Android Tablet comes into play if you plan on buying a tablet for the little kids out there. The fun design is the main reason I would buy this for one of my nieces, but the price isn’t too shabby either.
You get some nice parental controls so you know what the kids are looking at, and it’s actually pretty sturdy for when they spill something on it or drop it on the floor. You can even load this thing up with some cool kids games.
Why should you buy it?
- Comes with two cameras
- Comes loaded with kids software
- Battery lasts for 8 hours
8. iRulu X1s Android Tablet: $70.99
Sweet Graphics
If you want amazing graphics, go for the iRulu X1s. The device is the opposite of nicely designed, but it gives you everything you need to sit back and enjoy your favorite movies and TV shows.
Why should you buy it?
- 1024×600 HD resolution
- Has a 1.3GHz processor for high speeds
- Has a custom iRulu game store
Conclusion
If you are looking for the best 9 inch Android tablets on the market, these are your top options. I personally like the Dragon Touch A93 because of the price and closeness in design to the Samsung products, but there are quite a few on this list that give you the functionality you need.
Let us know in the comments section if you have any questions. What’s next? Checkout out 7 inch and 8 inch tablet guides.
What’s the best budget 9 or 10 inch android tablet with bluetooth and hdmi (for roku ) to watch streaming videos
Hi Robin,
Which 9 or 10 Inch tablet is the best is a very subjective subject. What one person thinks is the best the other thinks is the worst. I would suggest browsing through the ones in the post and seeing which one best fits your needs. You are quite a few to choose from. Thanks for commenting. =-)