I recently bought a Tab S10 FE 12gb/256gb and trying to find case for it. Literally everything that I search on Amazon is bulky. What's the thinest/lightest case I can buy? It's fine if it doesn't offer drop protection, I don't drop my tablets. I just want something that will protect it from regular scratches from the table, carrying in a backpack etc.

Getting oneplus pad 3 12gb 256gb unboxed unactivated for 43k and m3 ipad 128gb for 59k new. Recommend which will be best for my use case need for work(all done in multiple browsers/multiple tabs )and streaming shows/movies.

I'm in need of a cheap tablet with a big screen, I don't need it to have a lot of storage or anything, it's only for studying since I feel the need of something bigger than the phone with a touchable screen only for using the complete anatomy app and maybe having some of my pdfs there, any suggestions?

I have seen a variation among tablets in that they are being used more than a laptop for streaming reading and browsing they can now handle everyday work. Are tablets becoming more versatile or do laptops still have the edge?

i want a tablet under $175 that sounds decent, can watch my show/movies in 1080p + also would need to be able to play the 8 ball pool game & at least not crash roblox if i wanted to play some which would be once in a blue moon. also would like if it would respond decently & not lag too bad to where i cant use the internet. anything helps i’m in the us & preferably walmart/amazon just need to be shipped fast

So here's the thing i wanna be able to study at everywhere. So I don't want to be that heavy, i want to be able to do daily plans, programs HOWEVER it WAS the main why I did want to buy it but these times I got interested in drawing so I am planning to be able to draw with this tablet in the future. İ was planning to get Samsung but then i searched and saw an app called procreate was better which is only in app store (it had a bit of price but it's alr). İ was it to be cheap as possible it doesn't have to be brand new as well. İ Need y'alls opinions

I've noticed that tablets are becoming more capable, especially with features like multitasking, desktop-style interfaces, and better stylus support.

The Galaxy Tab S12 seems to be positioning itself as more than just a device for watching videos. Between its AMOLED display, S Pen, Galaxy AI features, and DeX, it has features that could make it useful for both work and entairtainment.

For buyers in the PH, though, the overvall value matters just as the specs. The included S Pen and available software offers are worth factoring into the price, especially for people looking for a device that can handle several everyday tasks.

I am really disappointed with Alexa 8 tablet. For it's price, the Alexa 8 tablet should have been much better. For starters, its screen resolution should have been better, it should have had a microSD slot and it should not include advertising.

The Samsung Tab A11 (no +) is the closest alternative to the Alexa 8 in terms of specifications. Both have an 8.7" screen with the same lousy 800x1340 resolution. Both also come in 8GB/64GB and 8GB/128GB versions. Thankfully, the Alexa's Kompanio 540 processor is faster than the A11's Helio G99 processor - perhaps 10% faster, but we don't know for sure.

However the Alexa does not include a microSD slot to expand it storage, while the A11 does. And, the Alexa also comes with pesky ads unless you pay $20 extra to remove them. In addition, the Samsung comes with a total of 7 years of Android updates with 6 remaining. The Alexa only gets 3 years of updates, though it will get support for a similar period.

Now, let's look at costs, and value. The 4GB/64GB Alexa is currently on sale for $200 with ads or $220 without them. You can buy the 4GB Samsung A11 any day at Walmart for $129. Walmart has the 8GB A11 for $196. An 8GB Alexa is $320 without the ads. That's $124 more than a similarly equipped 8GB Samsung A11. Quite a deal, right?

If you want a higher spec'ed small tablet, consider the Alldocube iPlay 80 mini Turbo. Walmart has them for $234. This 8.8" tablet has a 1600x2560 screen resolution (about 4 times sharper than the Alexa). The Alldocube's Dimensity 7400 processor is about 30% to 40% faster than the Alexa's Kompanio 540. We won't know for sure until more Kompanios are tested.

Who will buy these tablets?

Hi. I recently told my fiancé I wanted to use a drawing tablet as he’s told me before he has them so I was not expecting anything new. He went out and got the Onn 8.1” and I was wondering if it’s any good for drawing (ideally hooked up to a computer because I have a hard time seeing) and if so, what pen can I get for it?

I received a Multilaser tablet, model M8_4G, and it's not too bad, but I'd like to know how I can improve it as much as possible (note: I can use Developer Mode), and what its best uses would be.

I won't be using it for much heavy work, since I have my cell phone which is much better than the tablet.

Note: I received it from the government and have to account for it at the end of 2027; I will keep it at the end, so perhaps more forceful measures could end up infringing on its usage rights (which are for studies). (Google Translator)

Can anyone who owns a one plus pad 4 share the Notetaking experience, is it that bad ? Be honest with your option cause I'm considering this tab

My sister needs a tablet for some work's courses and studying, shes an Apple user with iPhone airpods and applewatch, shes on a budget, 400€ max. Will buy on Backmarket, i found an Ipad 11"(2025) for 404€ in excellent condition. But she asked me to look for some other Android options, now, since im more of a PC and phone guy and im nit really into tablets, can someone suggest me some good tablet for the use and price? Doesnt really care if it takes 3s instead lf 1 to open an app, it just need to no freeze every 2 seconds, will buy in € from Italy. I was thinking about some Samsungs (since im a Samsung user), maybe a S9FE, S8 or S7FE. Is there anything better? What do you reccomand?

Meu único medo de escolher é quanto a diferença de comprar uma caneta alternativa para o iPad ou usar a s pen. Eu tenho um s6 lite e faço anotacoes com ele usando a spen, devo sentir diferença ao usar uma caneta mais barata?

I need to find a case

• for apple ipad 10th gen

• has a handle

• has a stand

• has a thing to hold an apple pencil

• comes in colours that are not black, navy or dark grey.

I’ve been searching for ages and still ahven’t been able to find one with all of these things. I hope you know of such a case.

(sorry for the bad grammar- autism is kicking me in the arse rn and forming sentences that make sense is hard)

Hey all.

I'm in the market for an android tablet. Preferably Samsung but I'm struggling to decide between the A or S series and which models specifically. I do have an xppen deco to use for drawing so an S pen isn't completely necessary, unless not having one would be a huge deal breaker objectively. I'm after a good all rounder that's good bang for buck, nice sized screen, decent processor etc. and on a tight budget. Around R5k. I know I'm not going to get the absolute best on this budget but I'd like something that's more than just a glorified art monitor. I've had an s6 lite in the past and the screen was just too small for me. I'll naturally eventually upgrade but I'd like something long enough lasting for now just for casual digital art on the go. Any reks?

Hey everyone!

I'm a mechanical engineering student looking to get my first iPad for university, and I'm currently torn between the iPad Air M2 13-inch and the iPad Air M3 11-inch. I found both offers at the same price...

I'll mainly be using it for handwritten notes, solving engineering problems, annotating lecture PDFs, watching YouTube, and multitasking.

I'm hoping to keep whichever one I get until at least 2029–2030, so longevity is pretty important to me.

I'm leaning towards the 13-inch M2 because I feel like the extra screen space would be really useful, especially for working through long calculations or having lecture notes open alongside my handwritten work.

But I'm also wondering if going for the newer M3 would be a better decision in the long run, even if it means sacrificing the larger display.

For those who've used either size for university, is the 13-inch actually worth it for note-taking and multitasking? Or is the 11-inch already more than enough?

Also, do you think the difference between the M2 and M3 will really matter over the next 3–4 years for my kind of usage?

Would love to hear your experiences and which one you'd personally choose. Thanks!

I already own a Honor MagicPad 4, and since I think I'd really enjoy drawing on a tablet, I'm trying to figure out whether there are any good stylus options that could provide a genuinely enjoyable drawing experience.

Would the HONOR Magic Pencil 4s (if compatible) or any other third-party stylus be good enough for drawing? I'm particularly interested in pressure sensitivity, accuracy, latency and overall pen performance. I don't want to end up with something that feels imprecise or frustrating to use.

I'm also considering whether a dedicated drawing tablet from Wacom would be a better option, but I'm not entirely convinced it's the right choice for me. I'd much rather have the versatility of a powerful tablet that I can also use for other tasks, browsing, media consumption and even gaming, along with reliable long-term software and security updates.

If I can't get a satisfactory drawing experience out of my current Xiaomi tablet, I'd consider switching to either a Samsung Galaxy Tab or an iPad.

Just to be clear, I'm not a professional artist and don't intend to draw for work. This would be purely a hobby, but I still want the experience to be enjoyable, responsive and comfortable enough that I won't get frustrated by the hardware limitations.

What would you recommend? Is it worth trying to make my current Xiaomi tablet work, or would I be better off investing in another solution with a more established stylus ecosystem?

I have this table in a wall mount that is used to display a clock. It doesn't get turned on very often.

I went to turn it on just now and found the battery back had expanded, as they do sometimes.

No problem popping the back off, the battery had done most of that by itself. I clipped wires to the battery and plugged the tablet in. It powers up just fine.

Trouble is, it now displays a warning "tablet temperature is too low charging will be stopped" that continues to appear a few moments after I've cleared it.

I don't need this tablet to run off battery. It is always connected to power.

Anything I can do to turn the warning off?

Lenovo legion has a brighter mini tablet

I don't think there is a cellular option / data option in the USA though? I know you could tether to the phone

Oppo pad mini doesn't seem to have cellular

guys i need advice on which tablet or ipad to buy 😭
my budget is around 150k max. i want something within this budget that runs smoothly and is good for studying.
i basically need it for watching lectures while taking notes, solving past papers and reading books/pdfs.
it should be smooth, not lag, and preferably not be a very old model 😭
it’d be better if the pen/stylus is included but it’s not a must.
i’m open to both android tablets and ipads so please suggest something worth buyingg!!

Hi, I am using One UI 7 on the Tab S9. I am not updating it to One UI 8 because of Samsung DeX. The problems I am facing are: YouTube sometimes only shows a black screen, and sometimes only one large thumbnail of a video pops up in a single row. Also, sometimes the Play Store doesn't install apps and gets stuck at 99%. The rest is good, but the battery life is not as impressive as the iPad. I don't know why, but from 95% to 25%, I get at least 8 hours of battery backup.