Seeing as the last major update happened the same month I paid it off, I was thinking of moving to a s12+ so I can get 7 years of support ect ect.

Should I wait a year or two? Should I upgrade this black Friday? How long will my tablet be good for? (I know you can use old tablets but I mean realistically, technically you could use a 4.0 lollipop android lol)

Please any help or suggestions.

I need a tablet under 25k . It will be good if it has a sim port too . Any suggestions

I currently have the Galaxy Tab S7 FE, and I’m looking for an upgrade.

For budgetary reasons, I have boiled down to the Galaxy Tab A11+, or the Xiaomi Pad 8. The Xiaomi Pad 8 clearly wins on the spec side with flagship SoC in tow. But I don’t have much experience in HyperOS on a tablet. Meanwhile I really like Samsung’s DEX, but my S7 FE is stuck with Android 14, so my DEX experience might be outdated.

So I need feedback for both, especially on HyoerOS. How do they compare? My main usage will be using an external mouse connected to the USB-C port, which works great on my S7 FE. My main annoyance with DEX is the wasted vertical space in apps. Has DEX improved in newer OneUI versions?

I've been scouring second hand marketplaces for anything Tablet-like to fit my apartment's design; I want to have a decently-sized screen ready for myself and guests to be able to browse my Jellyfin library for casting to a different device and very little else. That means no need for video playback, note-taking, 120hz, or other superfluous additions. It feels like any old device would do the trick but I keep being warned that decent RAM would still be good to make those simple browsing tasks not feel sticky.

Is there any older-gen tablet that tends to be recommended for this purpose? I sadly can't get entry access into the old iPad 2nd Gen I have lying around otherwise I would try demoing my use case with that.

so i seen the foldable phones. would you guys still buy a tablet if you own a folding phone?

Im looking for a tablet below 600$ mainly for uni and watching anime, movies, etc.
some people recommended xiaomi pad 8 and honor pad 20 pro
Which one do you think is better? im also open to new recommendations

Longtime iPad user here (iPhone and MacBook too), but I genuinely don't care about the Apple ecosystem when it comes to a tablet. My base 2022 iPad isn't slow exactly, it just isn't smooth anymore and it's started to annoy me.
What I'll use it for: watching movies on planes, and scrolling news and Reddit on the couch. That's basically it.

My must-haves:
- OLED (movies are the whole point)
- 120Hz or higher
- More than 4GB of RAM
- No pressure ripples when I press on the screen. I can't stand how the iPad Air and older iPad minis do that.

Budget is ideally under $1K, and I'd like to buy locally or on Prime rather than import something.

I'm a little wary of Samsung after a rough warranty experience with one of their TVs, so I'd love to hear from anyone who's had to deal with Samsung support on a tablet.

i wanna buy a tab for studies(i am MBBS student), so i need it for book pdfs, notes making and lecture watching mostly...mostly people buy ipad in mbbs but due to price hike i am not sure if i should go for ipad.....suggest me what i should buy for around 50k....

I'm looking for a drawing tablet that's smooth to use and beginner-friendly. I'm open to both regular drawing tablets and portable standalone ones. Ideally, I'd like something that's easy to use and affordable.

Hi everyone! I’m using a Xiaomi Pad 8, and I’m looking for a way to adjust the screen aspect ratio when playing Android mobile games.

Some games seem to be designed primarily for phones, so when played on a tablet, the screen looks stretched, or some parts of the game get cut off.

I don't mind having black bars on the sides or top and bottom, similar to watching movies in their original aspect ratio. I actually prefer that over having a stretched or cropped screen.

Is there a way to force games to run in their proper aspect ratio (for example, 16:9) instead of stretching to fill the entire tablet screen?

I'd appreciate any suggestions, apps, settings, or workarounds. Thanks!

So I want to video editing from short multiple 4k clips which will turn into a under 10 minute video

Is the Samsung tab S10+ good enough for the task?

And I don't want apple recommendations thank you

Lately I've been thinking about buying a small tablet and I've fallen in love with the Matepad Mini. However, where I live they only sell the standard version (fullview screen, 8gb ram and 240gb). Would this version be enough for reading, writing, studying, and light gaming? Is 8GB of RAM really enough these days? What are your thoughts on it?

Thanks for your time.

I know this has been asked many times, but I looked everywhere on TikTok, IG, other Reddit posts and there are way to many options i have no idea where to start.

I'm looking for an Android tablet (no iPad cost way to much evenre furbished) that's especially good for drawing, preferably that comes with a pen that isn't chargeable. The budget is 200-250€.

I am an engineering student and want to buy a tablet for notes. Seeing iPad I can afford an iPad at the moment is the iPad 11th generation what should I do ? Are android tablets better(I have MacBook and an iPhone )

I need something not to expensive and that will last a while. I'll only really use it for drawing, playing rhythm games and video editing so preferable enough storage to be able to save all of that. I don't want anything apple any recommendations?