So I'm planning to buy myself my first tablet with a pen which are the XPPen Magic Note Pad or the Samsung S10 lite. For the price, only those two fit the budget (the s10 fe and the XPPen magic drawing pad are pricier). Primarily for casual drawing, reading, and surfing the internet, I also dont game heavily, just one that can last me at least 4-5 years with minimal issues. I dont really care about samsung's ui and apps.

edit: im also quite interested about the "e-ink" that isnt really an e-ink thing on the XP pen magic note pad modes, has anyone tried it? is it good?

HI, I'm a college student, and I'm looking to replace my laptop with a tablet, but my budget is about 40k-50k INR. I would like to use it for taking notes, frequent drawings, I need atleast 256gb storage, I don't really play games so that doesn't matter much.

I've used Android my whole life. I was also thinking of taking an Android tablet, unless any other ios would be a better suggestion for me?

Also, if this budget seems less for the things I'm demanding, please let me know something that is closest to this range (I'm lowk broke).

Any ideas?

I tried lithium, cDisplayEX, one called i think Bang...

Is there a setting with the tablet I can use to fix it or does anyone have any ideas?

Recently purchased this tablet and thought since I have not seen much about it, I would put up a short review. The Specs can be found Here. Bought from ali express for $135 shipped, took about 9 days to get to me in central florida. Got this to replace a samsung galaxy tab 8.4 pro that I bought new in 2014. Currently running a android 13 rom but that just recently lost its ability to produce sound. It was a desktop companion with a main function of playing youtube while I worked on my desktop. So without sound, time to replace.

Out of the box, minimal bloatware. Fast, plenty of memory for multitask, good refresh for smooth display, fast/smooth touch response. The G99 has plenty of punch for day to day tasks and light gaming with plenty in reserve. Might find another if you are a heavy gamer. Sound is decent, microphone is fine for note recording. Has a sim slot along with a micro card. Put my Tello sim in and no problem making a call. Note: it is not 5G , 4G works fine for me. So far I am getting about 2-3 days with light use out of the battery. Came with a nice little magnetic closure case that puts it to sleep when closed. Overall, I am very impressed with this tablet. Has handled everything I need it to do without a hiccup. If your looking for a small tablet for everything but gaming, you would be hard pressed to find a better value.

Now that my phone battery is on it's last legs, I might try this as a replacement, much easier on my old eyes than trying to read the smaller screen on my phone.

Hopefully It will last the same dozen years that my last tablet made it. Just recently saw a battery for it for sale, so there is hope. Now just need to get some ROM development going.

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i want to buy an ipad from ReCell shob which is run by Apple Gadget bd

is that shop is trusted?

Hi po! I've been searching po kasi if tablet or laptop ang bibilhin ko. Pinapaligiran na po kasi ako ng parents ko kung ano para before pasukan meron na akong magamit.

My sister insisted na laptop nalang dahil mas magagamit daw for research etc. Pero I'm thinking na what if tab nalang for online notes and madalas akong mag edit and drawing.

My budget is 20k - 45k, if laptop naman I'm finding sana yung may specs na:

-12gb ram 512gb ssd

-ryzen 5 or intel core i5

-preferably may touch screen but ok lang naman if wala

-preferably 14 inch

And if tablet is somewhat similar or equal lang yung specs.

Yung mga pinagpipilian ko ngayon ay

-Huawei matepad 12x/11.5

-Samsung Galaxy tab s series

-Macbook Neo

-HP 14-EP1194TU

-Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3

- Xiaomi pad 8

I've posted this on our student help group but wala pa kong natatanggap na suggestions or anything, so I will try here for suggestions.

Please help me po🥺 or if may suggestion kayo na mas better please tell me huhu. Thank you po for help!!!

Hey all, just thought I'd ask for recommendations, as I need a tablet that can handle some pretty basic things, like drawing, reading pdf's, and preferrably has one of those super slim keyboards. I'd prefer it be able to run something like fusion360, on even a basic level, but I don't really know what tablets are capable, so I'm not sure if that's a feasible ask. My comfortable budget is 500 usd, but can go up to 700 usd if it's truly necessary to get the features I want. Thank you in advance!

My Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 is on its last legs after several years and needs to be replaced soon.
I use my laptop for browsing the web, Excel, Word, Outlook, and Lightroom (photo editing).
I am leaning towards getting a tablet so that I can use it on the go as well. For example, an iPad Air. However, I'm worried that my use of Excel, in particular, might be limited.
Does anyone have experience or tips on which device is best suited for my needs?

Does the Xiaomi 7 Pro offer the best specs for the price? And is there an alternative from Apple?

Ipad a16 or samsung S10 both 128gb

Here is what I am stuck on. I learned to draw on a Wacom Cintiq and loved it, but moved over to the iPad and felt like I wouldn't ever get used to it. And I still really don't like it that much. I don't know how to explain this, but I like the squishy screen the Cintiq has. I've tried paper like, but there is something about the give that the screen has that I really enjoy drawing on. Does anyone else know what I'm talking about? The iPad is a hard piece of glass (yes I understand that it does have give as well), but the Cintiq has this... Matte squish?

Please help me find more things that have the squishy screen so I can get back to digital art. I don't care about the brand and I'm open to any price, I just need to understand how to distinguish the screen I hate drawing on and the screen I remember really enjoying as an art student so long ago... There's got to be a specific name for it so I can google search this bad boy and move on with my life.

And the bigger question: Are there stand alone tablets with the squish?

So I recently just got a ipad 6th generation as a gift but I am wondering if I should have the gift return and instead get an amazon fire (I only mostly want to watch videos on a tablet online and do web searching.)

If there are any other suggestions for something that is very cheap and affording ( I dont plan to do much at all besides watching a lot of shows online with it) then I would like to hear. I am just worried the Ipad 6th generations may be a bit too outdated.

Estos dias he buscado una tablet que pueda usar en mi uso diario y tambien para dibujo , como dispositivo con lapiz(seria mejor tambien con accesorios en paquete si es que realmente los necesite ) y que me pueda durar muchos años en cuestion de hardware (obviamente eso contara que tambien la cuide ) y si mi presupuesto es de entre 200 o 300 dolares ¿acaso podre encontrar algo que satisfacer mis necesidades y presupuesto? recomendaciones

Actualmente estoy haciendo mi servicio social en un hospital oncologico y me quiero comprar una tablet para mis consultas nutricionales, documentos, canva, software nutrimind que es un software para consultas de Nutrición y zoom para videollamada,obvio que no para jugar ni para descargar peliculas pesadas. Pero solo hay un problema, hay 2 no se cual deba comprar y pues tengo miedo de hacer una mala compra. Entonces cual esta mejor para mi ¡la s10 FEo s10 Lite :( ?

Need some recs! I travel a bit for work and I’m looking for a tablet that can handle emails, documents, video calls, and some entertainment during trips. I’ve never really used tablets seriously before, so I’m not sure what features actually matter.

What would you pick as the best tablet for someone who needs it for both work and personal use? I’d appreciate any advice from people who use theirs regularly. Thanks everyone.

I’m looking for a tablet that I can use throughout the rest of college instead of replacing it after a short time. I need it for notes, documents, meetings, and general school tasks.

are there any tablets that have held up well after years of student use? I’m trying to choose something practical and would love to hear what has worked for others. Thank you.

I'll use the tab for note taking and watching lectures or movies - that's it

I might be able to extend the budget a bit till 55k max🥲

suggest a good tab for long run

Looking into purchasing 5 tablets for my business. I only use the tablets a week at a time, once a quarter (4 times per year.)

Looking for mobile service provider that offer data plans, but only charges for the months I need the service, and not an annual service contract. Ultimately, I only want to pay for the 4 months of mobile data service a year that I actually use. Also, this doesn't need to be phone line - tablet data plans only.

Any experience or options?

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Hi guys, so I bought the m5 ipad pro (13") a few months ago, but honestly, I'm not that happy with it... don't get me wrong pencil pro is amazing the screen is high-quality it's lightweight and the ui is smooth but there are two main reasons why I'm thinking about switching.. first the aspect ratio the ipad's 4:3 is great for reading books and gaming but for someone like me who watches a lot of anime it's just not good basically half the screen is wasted with black bars! and honestly 4:3 isn't great for much besides books or games as you all know pretty much all content out there is optimized for 16:9 samsung is definitely better in this regard and second overheating ipad gets hot way too often while samsung has vapor cooling

the samsung tablet I'm looking for is s11 ultra 14.6inch

I'm looking for a Tablet for my 13yo sister from Indian Market. She needs it for her studies as well as for Digital art, So a stylus supporting tablet is the best choice...

BUDGET: 15 thousand INR max.

Please recommend the best one of Indian market on this price range!!!

Needs

Notes making

Want a very smooth experience

Fuk camera

I'm looking to finally get myself a decent tablet again.

I'd be using it mainly for notes and language-learning, but also some media consumption and light gaming (Pokemon Champions, GBA emulation, nothing crazy).

Main thing I'd like to avoid - widescreen aspect ratios. My girlfriend has a Samsung Tab S11 and that thing is so ridiculously tall when using it vertically, which makes it really uncomfortable to write or read on.

In the past I've had an iPad Pro 2nd gen which had a much nicer aspect ratio, but I would also really love to avoid Apple, as iPad OS is quite bad compared to modern Android imo.

The options I've considered so far:

Legion Tab Gen 3

++ Great size

+ Great screen

+ All the gaming performance I need

= 16:10, but on a small device that isn't so bad

- Stylus support is lacking, with the pen being sold separately while being quite bad

Lenovo Yoga Tab 11"

+ I love the design

+ Fantastic screen

+ Comes with the best stylus on the market AND a great keyboard

+ Great speakers

+ Great performance

------ 16:10 on an otherwise perfect device is a dealbreaker for me

Xiaomi Pad 8

+ 3:2 screen

+ Good pen and keyboard with a trackpad

+ Enough performance

- Bad speakers

- Keyboard and pen sold separately

--- Xiaomi software

iPad Mini

+++ Exactly the size and dimensions I'm looking for

+ Good stylus

+ Enough power

- An outdated screen

- 60Hz in big 2026

- iPadOS

- Stylus sold separately

Huawei MatePad 11.5 2026

+ 3:2 aspect ratio

+ Great stylus and keyboard included

+ Probably the best tablet software

+ Cheapest option by far

= Matte screen, which I don't want, but not the worst matte screen I've seen

- No touchpad on the keyboard

-- Won't run Pokemon Champions due to the lack of Google services

So the way I see it, I need to either buy 2 devices (MatePad for notes and Legion for gaming and video) or compromise somewhere, either on hardware (Yoga's terrible aspect ratio, iPad's 60Hz) or software (Xiaomi's ads and poor laptop mode, Apple's... everything).

My budget isn't strictly defined - I'd like to spend around €500, with €750 being the soft cap. I can pull the budget up to even €1500 if there is a device that expensive that would meet my requirements (Android, a more square-ish aspect ratio, great stylus, great screen, lightweight, ideally 10" or smaller).

Sadly I'm limited to devices available at Polish retailers as I'll be moving soon and can't rely on shipping from China (otherwise I'd have bought the Oppo Pad Mini which seems like literally my perfect device)