The full CSS viewport width range across every Android Tablets model listed here. Newest entry: Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra (2024).
| Device | CSS viewport | Native resolution | DPR | PPI | Diagonal | Ratio | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra | 924 × 1480 | 1848 × 2960 | 2× | 239 | 14.6″ | 1:1.6 | 2024 |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ | 876 × 1400 | 1752 × 2800 | 2× | 266 | 12.4″ | 1:1.6 | 2024 |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite | 800 × 1333 | 1200 × 2000 | 1.5× | 224 | 10.4″ | 3:5 | 2024 |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra | 924 × 1480 | 1848 × 2960 | 2× | 239 | 14.6″ | 1:1.6 | 2023 |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S9+ | 876 × 1400 | 1752 × 2800 | 2× | 266 | 12.4″ | 1:1.6 | 2023 |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 | 800 × 1280 | 1600 × 2560 | 2× | 274 | 11″ | 5:8 | 2023 |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ | 800 × 1280 | 1200 × 1920 | 1.5× | 206 | 11″ | 5:8 | 2023 |
| Google Pixel Tablet | 800 × 1280 | 1600 × 2560 | 2× | 276 | 10.95″ | 5:8 | 2023 |
Distinct CSS widths in this range
These are the only viewport widths your CSS actually sees across all 8 models. Everything else is a difference in physical pixels, not in layout space.
Questions
What is the most common Android Tablets screen size?
Across the 8 Android Tablets models listed here, 800 × 1280 px is the most frequently repeated CSS viewport — 3 models share it. Building for that width covers the largest slice of the range.
Which Android Tablets has the largest screen?
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, with a 924 × 1480 px CSS viewport and a 14.6-inch panel at 1848 × 2960.
Do I need a separate breakpoint for every Android Tablets?
No. These 8 models resolve to only 3 distinct CSS widths (800, 876, 924 px). Layout should respond to those buckets, not to model names — and in practice a handful of well-chosen breakpoints covers all of them.