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Tablets have always been a popular choice in Nepal, but ever since the COVID pandemic, the need for them has increased as they serve as a portable solution for office professionals and students. Even though tablets are usually heavier than smartphones, they are a convenient alternative to smartphones, often making them a great choice for learning or productivity. So if you are looking to buy a tablet, the GBN store has a wide variety of choices that will meet your needs.
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Tablets have become the next go-to devices for most Nepalese households, somewhere between a smartphone that is small and a laptop that feels a bit of a hassle to carry around. They have become popular because of their bigger screens, which feel better than squinting your eyes on a mobile phone. Likewise, it is quite portable to just toss it inside a bag and get your day started. And for students or working individuals who need it for basic note keeping and checking emails, a tablet with a stylus is more than enough.
Are you thinking of buying a tablet? Nepal’s tablet market has a diverse selection of established brands. Each brand has established its own identity in the market in accordance with the consumers' needs and budget. Thus, here are a few things that you should keep in mind before making a purchase.
The first thing to consider when buying a tablet is your budget range; this first choice narrows the decision. While entry-level tablets come under NPR 20,000 - 30,000 and suit basic browsing and study, the mid-range (NPR 30,000 - 60,000) provides balanced performance for multitasking and streaming without going premium, while the premium tablets above NPR 60,000 are for people willing to experience peak performance with stronger chips such as Apple's M series and top Snapdragons. Their top-tier processor, combined with the Aluminum build, makes the tablet last longer than other types.
When selecting the display, consider looking into the screen size, resolution, and refresh rate based on your usage. A tablet with a 90Hz or higher refresh rate makes browsing and light gaming smoother. Likewise, AMOLED panels provide better contrast and colour for watching movies or streaming shows in comparison with IPS/LCD Screens.
One of the most essential things we look for in a tablet is its performance. Most tablet performance depends on its chipset and RAM. For basic browsing and note-taking, 4- 6 GB RAM is considered enough, while for doing multitasking and opening several apps, 8 GB or more is considered better. However, people often prioritise higher RAM and overlook the processors, so if you are looking for the best performance, a combination of sufficient RAM and a strong chipset is essential.
As tablets are often used for extended sessions like movies, classes, and reading, they require a battery with a great capacity. A tablet with 7000mAh or above with fast charging would be considered a great standard.
If things such as note-taking, drawing, or writing are what you prioritise, you should check whether the tablet supports a stylus or not. Likewise, we suggest you ask the seller if it is sold separately or comes with the bundle because it can affect the cost of the tablet.
As tablets are becoming popular in Nepal, here is the list of their updated price list:
| Product Name | Price in Nepal (NPR) |
| iPad Pro 13 M5 (2025) | NPR 327,000 (12GB - 512GB - WiFi Only) NPR 345,000 (16GB - 1TB - WiFi Only) |
| iPad Pro 11 M5 (2025) | NPR 229,500 (12GB - 256GB - WiFi Only) NPR 267,500 (12GB - 512GB - WiFi Only) |
| iPad Air 13 M4 (2026) | NPR 185,000 (8GB - 128GB - WiFi Only) NPR 204,500 (8GB - 256GB - WiFi Only) NPR 243,000 (8GB - 512GB - WiFi Only) |
| iPad Air 11 M4 (2026) | NPR 144,500 (8GB - 128GB - WiFi Only) NPR 163,500 (8GB - 256GB - WiFi Only) NPR 175,000 (8GB - 128GB - WiFi + 5G) |
| iPad 11 (2025) | NPR 88,000 (6GB - 128GB - WiFi only) NPR 106,500 (6GB - 256GB - WiFi only) |
| Product Name | Price in Nepal (NPR) |
| Blackview Link 8 WiFi | NPR 36,999 (12GB + 256GB) |
| Blackview MEGA 2 | NPR 34,999 (12GB + 256GB) |
| Blackview Mega 2 WiFi | NPR 34,999 (12GB + 256GB) |
| Blackview Active 7 | NPR 31,999 (8GB + 128GB) |
| Blackview Tab 16 Pro | NPR 27,999 (8GB + 256GB) |
| Blackview Active 5 | NPR 24,999 (6GB + 128GB) |
| Blackview Tab 9 WiFi | NPR 23,999 (6GB + 256GB) |
| Blackview Tab 60 Pro | NPR 22,999 (8GB + 128GB) |
| Blackview Tab 90 | NPR 22,999 (8GB + 128GB) |
| Blackview Tab 60 WiFi | NPR 16,999 (4GB + 128GB) |
| Blackview Tab A6 Kids | NPR 16,999 (4GB + 128GB) |
| Blackview Tab 20 Kids WiFi | NPR 16,499 (4GB + 64GB) |
| Blackview Tab 20 WiFi | NPR 15,999 (4GB + 64GB) |
| Blackview Zeno 1 | NPR 15,999 (4GB + 64GB) NPR 17,999 (6GB + 256GB) |
| Blackview Link 2 WiFi | NPR 15,999 (4GB + 128GB) |
| Blackview Link 1 Kids WiFi | NPR 12,999 (4GB + 64GB) |
| Product Name | Price in Nepal (NPR) |
| Honor Pad V9 | NPR 69,999 (8GB + 256GB) |
| Honor Pad X8b | NPR 29,999 (4GB + 128GB + Wi-Fi) NPR 32,999 (4GB + 128GB + LTE) NPR 39,999 (8GB + 128GB + LTE) |
| Honor Pad X9a | NPR 25,999 (6GB + 128GB) |
| Honor Pad X7 | NPR 21,999 (4GB + 128GB) |
| Product Name | Price in Nepal (NPR) |
| OnePlus Pad Go | NPR 39,999 (8GB+128GB) |
| OnePlus Pad Lite | NPR 29,999 (6GB+128GB) NPR 34,999 (8GB+128GB) |
| Product Name | Price in Nepal (NPR) |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 | NPR 129,999 (12GB+256GB) |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE | NPR 74,999 (8GB+128GB) |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 lite | NPR 63,499 (6GB - 128GB) |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ | NPR 41,999 (6GB - 128GB - Wi-Fi Only) NPR 53,999 (8GB - 256GB - Wi-Fi & 5G) |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 | NPR 21,999 (WiFi) NPR 36,999 (5G+Wi-Fi) |
| Product Name | Price in Nepal (NPR) |
| Xiaomi Pad 8 | NPR 59,999 (8GB+128GB) NPR 69,999 (8GB+256GB) |
| Redmi Pad 2 | NPR 29,999 (6GB+128GB) NPR 34,999 (8GB+256GB) |
| Redmi Pad 2 9.7 | NPR 25,999 (4GB + 128GB) |
Suppose you are a student who needs a tablet for online classes, note-taking, assignments, and digital textbooks. You should prioritise tablets with lightweight, long battery life, and a processor to handle necessary apps. The Redmi Pad 2 9.7and Samsung A11+ are great options as per the student's budget.
If you are someone who loves to watch movies, stream shows, or just browse the internet, you should buy a tablet with a higher-resolution display, good quad speakers, and enough battery life. The Redmi Pad 2 and Xiaomi Pad 8 are great options for such needs, as they offer a 2.5K-class display, Dolby Atmos audio, and a screen with a good display and refresh rate.
If you are a working professional who relies on your tablet for email, presentations, document editing, and virtual meetings. You will need a tablet that is compatible with using a keyboard and stylus, along with a screen that is good for reading and writing. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite and the OnePlus Pad 2 are great options for working professionals, with the former bundling an S Pen for handwritten notes and quick calculations. However, we highly recommend the iPad as the best tablet for productivity if you can stretch your budget.
If you are a gamer who wants to experience smooth, responsive, and visually immersive gameplay, you should prioritise tablets with a powerful processor, a high-refresh-rate display, and efficient cooling to sustain performance during long sessions.
The Xiaomi Pad 8 and Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 are great Android tablet options as per the gamer's expectations. Combined with strong chipsets like Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 and MediaTek Dimensity 9400+, and a 144Hz display, it keeps fast-paced titles like MLBB, PUBG, Free Fire and Call of Duty running smoothly without noticeable lag or stutter. However, we suggest you buy an iPad if you want to have a peak gaming experience that no Android can offer.
Under this price range, we can expect entry-level tablets. These tablets are mostly suitable for basic browsing and casual media. They are mostly suitable for students and casual users who want a bigger screen experience without having to hurt their pockets.
This price segment opens up a step up in better displays and battery life in comparison to the previous section. The tablets in this segment provide a noticeably better experience to their users who want to step up their budget a little.
In the price segment of NPR 30,000 to 50,000, we can find tablets with better processors, larger storage, and advanced features for both productivity and entertainment. This segment offers buyers a better experience without going too premium.
This price range offers buyers a flagship-level performance, premium displays, and seamless accessory support like keyboards and styluses. Tablets found in this section are best for working professionals, content creators, and serious gamers who don't want any compromises.
Nepal's tablet market is led by a handful of brands that meet the different budgets and needs of the consumer. So, understanding what each brand can offer can help you narrow down the best choice for you.
Apple iPads are considered a premium choice in Nepal's market, integrated with iPadOS, Apple Pencil, and Magic Keyboard. They are mostly preferred by working professionals, designers, digital artists, and students for their visual demands. These tablets have a good resale value after years, which might still be above entry-level Android tablets.
Xiaomi and its sub-brand Redmi stand tall in the budget to mid-range tablet segment in Nepal. They offer their users large batteries, sharp displays, and strong processors at a great price. Their tablets have become a go-to brand for most students and casual internet browsers as they provide a peak value-for-money experience.
Blackview is known in Nepal as the most affordable tablet brand with great batteries, storage, and surprisingly nice displays. The brand is mostly famous for parents who want to meet their kids' needs for strong and durable tablets.
Honor has built a reputation for durable builds and long battery life at accessible prices, backed by its MagicOS. Their Pad X series targets entry-level buyers who want a dependable, no-frills tablet for browsing, classes, and media consumption, while its higher-end Pad V series brings more premium features for buyers wanting a step up.
OnePlus tablets are mostly known for their clean OxygenOS software alongside various multitasking features. Their Pad Go series, in particular, is loved for its balance of entertainment and light productivity.
Samsung has a wide range of tablets in Nepal, with the mid-range “A series” and the flagship segment with the “S series”. Their tablets are famous for their AMOLED display, S Pen compatibility, and DeX mode for a desktop-like experience.
Both a laptop and a tablet serve different purposes, and the right choice depends on what you'll primarily be using it for. Here's a quick breakdown that might help you to decide.
Tablets are considered lighter, portable, and better suited for media consumption such as reading or casual browsing. They often provide a longer battery life than laptops and don't need to be plugged in while being used. Tablets are affordable for users who don't want full desktop-grade software or do heavy multitasking.
Laptops are better suited for demanding tasks such as coding, video editing and spreadsheet-heavy work. They offer a full desktop operating system while being a portable device with more ports, keyboards and larger storage options. If your work consists of using a specific desktop software, a laptop remains the more practical choice.
You can buy tablets from the GBN Store, where customers can access official MRP pricing, warranty-backed authorised units, and EMI options across brands like Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi/Redmi, Honor, and OnePlus.Honor through the GBN Store also means access to coupon codes, discounts, and Cash on Delivery across Nepal, similar to the mobile phone buying experience covered in our mobile price guide.
As of today, there are no tablets that come under NPR 5000, but there may be slight chances to find non-branded tablets, which may not be so good.
In Nepal’s market, there are currently no tablets that come under NPR 10,000. But if you are willing to slightly stretch the budget, we can get the Blackview Link 1 Kids WiFi at NPR 12,999.
We can get the Blackview Link 1 Kids WiFi at NPR 12,999, which is currently the only tablet available under NPR 15,000 in Nepal, making it the go-to budget option for buyers or parents.
Blackview's dedicated Kids lineup, like the Blackview Tab A6 Kids and Blackview Link 1 Kids WiFi, is built specifically for children. It is also built with parental controls and a durable build suited for younger users.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 and Redmi Pad SE 8.7 can be considered great choices with great battery and enough performance to handle online classes, note-taking, and assignments
While 128GB is a standard for most users, if you plan to store large media files, then 256GB is recommended.
If you buy a tablet today, it will last you for at least 3-4 years before the battery starts to degrade or gets a bit slower.
Yes, we can find tablets in the grey market, but they don't come with an official warranty or VAT Bill. But if you buy through an authorised platform such as GBN Store, we can ensure genuine products with a warranty and a VAT Bill.
WiFi-only tablets rely solely on a wireless network for internet access, while WiFi+5G variants have a SIM card slot allowing you to connect to cellular as well.
Yes, GBN Store offers EMI options on tablets across many brands, making it easier to own high-tier tablets without hurting the pocket.
Yes, every tablet bought from the GBN Store comes with a valid warranty to ensure peace of mind for buyers.
No, tablets cannot entirely replace mobile phones as their larger size makes them impractical for portability and one-hand use.
Yes, many entry-to mid-range tablets, especially from Blackview and Honor, support expandable memory. But tablets like iPads and Samsung do not support it.
A protective case and screen protector are considered basic, while if you are going for productivity, a stylus or keyboard is also suggested.
Yes, tablets such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 and Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 + built with a SIM card slot can easily make calls like most mobile phones, while others can have SIM cards but only for cellular connectivity.
Yes, it is quite safe as long as you are buying from authorised platforms like GBN Store, which provides genuine products along with warranty and secure payments or Cash on Delivery options.
In Nepal, Blackview and Honor are some of the most affordable tablet brands, with many choices coming in under NPR 25000.
You can buy all these smartphones from the GBN store, a tech buying platform where customers can discover, compare, and buy genuine gadgets with confidence.