Tablets

Tablets in Singapore: prices and how to buy one

Updated 4 November 2026

In Singapore a new tablet costs roughly S$140 to S$1,450 at the moment, and most mainstream Android models sit between S$350 and S$750. For current prices on the exact model you want, describe it on BlaBlaPrice and sellers will reply with their own offer.

What to check on the warranty

Warranty terms are the part that differs most between sellers. Samsung states a 12-month warranty period for its tablets in Singapore. Extended plans from third parties are sold separately, and one warranty policy covers only units bought new and delivered in Singapore in their original packaging. Ask the seller to confirm in writing whether the warranty is local, how repairs are handled, and what the price includes.

Season and the wet months

Singapore has no winter or summer, so a tablet can be bought in any month. November falls in the wet season, with more rain and humidity, so a sturdy case matters more if you carry the tablet outdoors or to school. The heat is constant all year, so keep the device out of direct sun, especially in a parked car.

How tablets are bought here

Prices are in Singapore dollars and quoted per unit. Screen size is given in inches and storage in GB, as most listings show. The 5G version of the Galaxy Tab A11+ is about S$70 more than the Wi-Fi model, so decide early whether you need mobile data. Name your town (Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands, Ang Mo Kio or central Singapore) and ask whether delivery reaches it.

What to write in the request

Name the model if you know it, or say what you need it for: reading, video, drawing or school work. Add new or used, storage and memory, screen size, connectivity (Wi-Fi or LTE/5G), colour, whether a case or pen is included, and your budget in S$. If you want an e-reader rather than a tablet, say so, because it is a separate category.

Describe the tablet in a chat on BlaBlaPrice, free for buyers, and add a photo if you have one. The AI asks for any missing details, checks sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own price, terms and delivery, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose to share them. If you are unsure which device you need, look at the tablets section or the e-readers category first.