What's the difference between WiFi and 4G(+) and 5G tablets?

With every tablet, you can connect to the internet via WiFi. This means you can use your own WiFi network while at home. When you're on the go, you're dependent on public WiFi networks, like the WiFi of the house or the WiFi of the coffee shop on the corner of the street.

A 4G, 4G+, or 5G tablet has a SIM card slot or options for an eSIM. When you insert a SIM card with a mobile data plan or link an eSIM with a plan, you'll be connected anytime, anywhere. That way, you're no longer dependent on WiFi and you can check your email or the route via Google Maps anywhere you like. Are you a sports fanatic that doesn't want to miss a single detail of your favorite match or race? The large screen of your tablet is ideal to keep up with everything outdoors too.

The 4G, 4G+, and 5G networks are all mobile networks. The difference between these networks is the speed. The 4G networks reach speeds up to 100Mb/s. The 4G+ is slightly faster with 225Mb/s. The 5G network is the latest one. This one isn't available everywhere yet. This network reaches the highest speeds, as they are 10Gb/s. The higher the speed of the network, the nicer it is to work with the internet. A tablet with 5G support can also use a 4G(+) network.

You'll need a SIM card or eSIM with a mobile data plan. Newer tablets support mainly eSIM cards. You don't have to buy a physical card for that, but your can get an extra plan from your mobile provider. Get an extra phone plan, use a prepaid SIM card, or use the SIM card from your smartphone. Keep in mind that some of the older tablet use a micro SIM card slot, while most new phones have a nano SIM card slot. Is your SIM card too large or small? You can cut your SIM card with a tool.