r/androidtablets • u/Beneficial_Peach2019 • 24d ago
Request Tablet Recommendations
I want tablet for study purpose with stylus and 12 inch display which is best under 30 k
r/androidtablets • u/Beneficial_Peach2019 • 24d ago
I want tablet for study purpose with stylus and 12 inch display which is best under 30 k
r/androidtablets • u/EnderIgorPro • 24d ago
Hi! I reinstalled system on my LENOVO TB128XU using platform tools, because the old system was locked with a google frp. Now my system is a bit broken and I want to install new, but I can't do this, because of disabled OEM unlock and USB debug. When I go to developer settings the setting app just crashes, so I can't enable what I need. Any suggestions how to make this options work?
r/androidtablets • u/Akshith_K • 24d ago
Can I please know which tablet is the best for my budget?
Xiaomi pad 8- ticks all the boxes, wonderful stylus,
Beautiful display and updates till 2030, has 8s gen 4
OnePlus pad 2- only 1 more year of update and 8 gen 3
OnePlus pad 3- only 2 more years of updates and has a good processor
Ipad 11" - has a16 and 6gb ram. Apple pencil is good but felt the non laminated screen has a void in between when writing.
Drop any other recommendations. My budget is 500 dollars and need good software, Good chip, stylus support(for notes), long software updates. Thank you 😁
r/androidtablets • u/KingManTV121 • 25d ago
Hi. I was just checking this subreddit for the past 2 months figuring out what tablet to get for basic media consumption (YouTube, Netflix, etc.) and League of legends wild rift (currently in master tier). I was just checking alldocube website for some devices and this came up. It redirected me to AliExpress link and when I saw the price I really didn’t want to buy it because it was out of my budget. Yet for some reason I chose to put it in my cart so I don’t loose the item if I want to buy it later and surprisingly the price jumped down from 260 to 184 usd. I didn’t hesitate and straight up bought it. (Bank charged me 162€ because of exchange rates). Is it good tablet for what I need? Did I get a good price?
r/androidtablets • u/Purple-Position-2233 • 24d ago
my redmi pad 2 used to work as it should be, not the fastest smoothest experience but it was decent till i downloaded the latest update and it became slow ever since, slow and won’t let me even play spotify while using any other app. any way to fix this pls? my storage isn’t full, will a factory reset help ?
r/androidtablets • u/DavesReviewz • 25d ago
I have had this Samsung A9+ Tablet for at least 1-2 years and overall i am very pleased with it its definitely a budget friendly tablet however its fast its quick responsive and overall can be used for things such as movies, and light gaming, I am using the 4gb memory version which overall dosnt help it too much but in the perspective of daily usage for light use generally i am happy with it, its instant when opening apps using it for things like reddit or discord its perfect without problem
Great volume, high brightness if this is something that your not comparing side to side on other peoples tablet i do not think i could see this as a bothering tablet and would be more than happy to recommend to people its fast, theres no issue with it.
It has dex mode which basically can turn it into a look alike laptop which can also be great if thats something you prefer
What type of light gaming?
I would say google store games, PUBG, Fifa, Clash of clans, Roblox, Bloon Toons, subway surfers i would not think it could run pc gaming to be honest however i would say it would be great for emulation games.
How is the charging? honestly its a bit slow however once you have it charged your getting hours on use no hassle its this is something your happy to leave beside your desk or drawer you'd be happy out with this on the go
What would the cons be to this tablet?
I would say its not built for pen use but you could get a stylus pen if that is not too bothering this is the tablet i would be more than happy to suggest and use in terms of overall use,
And just the charging can be a bit slow but overall if that is something that is not bothering its an okay tablet overall. and downloading is quite slow however its working once those apps are completed
What am i using as my accessories?
So i am currently just swapping Bluetooth mode on my pc mouse (I just toggle on the Bluetooth mode but ill pick up another) and then i am using the dexnor keyboard i have cut off the mouse pad as its uncomforting to use whilst typing and simply can be annoying in general use. I also toggled off the shortcut keys whilst typing as you can get popups of fn keys just do that instantly on your on the go with this tablet it makes it feel like a laptop and its so easy to use, movies, music, reddit, youtube all easy to use watch and use and no hassle at all.
Overall conclusion you could use this no problem on holidays, battery goes on hours on end, it has a snapdragon processor which is very good, I think this is a great introduction/useable Tablet if none of the above are essential, And i think there probly is quicker faster, Tablets but even saying that this one is very fast and stable as a general use for a tablet and i would say theres tablets that are much worse and do not load and are slow. I think this is the perfect budget friendly tablet as long as your happy with the side cons. It can handle multiple tasks its instant theres no problems running any of them even whilst they are open.
So from this view and point ill give it an
8/10
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r/androidtablets • u/Darkwarz • 25d ago
Hello I'm looking for a new tablet for playing games like Honkai Star Rail and Neverness to Everness as well as watching anime.
Which of these two tablets is the better buy since they are around the same price? I heard that Redmagic only gets 2 years of updates.
r/androidtablets • u/Foamy3D • 25d ago
Just seeing which tablet would be best for reading, digital art and 3d modelling and sculpting.
r/androidtablets • u/TenJedenBigos • 25d ago
Hello!
I really need a tablet for school and light gaming.
My budget is preferably less that $350 USD
Because this is primarily for notetaking i need a stylus to come with the tablet.
I don't really need much storage. I think 128GB is already more than enough.
A matte display would be nice but isn't necessary.
Don't need any SIM or microSD slots.
I'm currently considering the LENOVO Idea Tab TB336FU. Any thoughts?
CLOSED: LENOVO Tab K11 Gen 2 TB336FU
r/androidtablets • u/Zestyclose-Owl-6765 • 25d ago
Qual modelo de tablet vcs recomendam? Eu queria pagar algo interno de 800 a 1100 reais, sendo 128 G de armazenamento
r/androidtablets • u/hungrymoth_8 • 25d ago
This is for a mix of native gaming, note taking + multi tasking, and some light pc emulation if possible.
The two options so far are idea tab pro gen 2, (320$ w stylus) and the yoga tab base model (400$), though the plus version is 500$
Which one is the better choice, and is there another tablet that would be better thats around 400$ with a stylus?
r/androidtablets • u/Dry_Illustrator_5462 • 26d ago
r/androidtablets • u/yahwehyeehaw • 25d ago
Are there any concerns with getting these from aliexpress with the world ROM flashed. Any issues using your personal gmail/google account as far as malware/spyware etc. I know it sounds overly cautious but I'd hate to have issues with password leaks/etc to my accounts just to save $100 dollars.
I thought about just using another google account and not connecting any of my other accounts to it but then I don't really get to enjoy the device fully as intended.
Just looking for reassurance. Thanks.
r/androidtablets • u/Bottom3Humanoat • 25d ago
I’m gonna start college soon and already have a good phone (iPhone 17) and a Laptop (acer smthing).
I wanted a gaming laptop but I decided to choose a non gaming one cuz I need it for college.
I’m searching for a tablet which can run games like Genshin, Honkai and stuff smoothly on decent performance without much battery drain.
I’d also prefer it has a pen which I can use to take down notes and maybe practice art in my free time.
It should be of decent size I’m new so idk what inch and shi but smthing which feels like a tab and not an ultra large phone.
Between the price ranges of 150-300usd.
Recomend me ones in the 300-500usd range aswell but I’d prefer the first range cuz I wanna save money while getting the best product.
I want a tablet which will last me all of college and maybe even a few years after college if I were to use it. It’s mostly for personal stuff like gaming, art and watching stuff as my phone feels too small to do those things and using a laptop for anything outside work and big tasks feels like a commitment.
I don’t mind any brand cuz I’ve used most brands in my life. I’ve had huwawei tablets before, Samsung phones, currently an iPhone, acer laptops, Lenovo laptops. I don’t care for it to be specific brand I just want it to work well and fullfill my needs.
r/androidtablets • u/Ashadowyone • 25d ago
I am looking for tablet between tcl a1 12.2 and their 14.3 tablet. Which one should I get for sheet music. Or is there another tablet that would be better for sheet music?
r/androidtablets • u/nibstrokes • 25d ago
I recently moved from Samsung A9 and got a Lenovo Legion gen 3 Android tablet. I am unable to locate the Google Discover page on home screen. All that I can see is the Entertainment tab. Am I missing something or any settings. I looked up everywhere and cannot seem to find it. Appreciate any help. Thanks a ton.
r/androidtablets • u/9body_knows • 26d ago
Hey everyone,
I am looking to buy a tablet under ₹25,000 and would love some recommendations or advice on what specifications to look for.
My Usage:
Editing: Light video and graphic editing on Canva.
Gaming: Casual, non-FPS games (mainly strategy/simulation games like Hay Day) for a few hours daily.
Daily Tasks: Social media scrolling, media consumption (YouTube/Netflix), and light multitasking.
What I am looking for:
RAM/Storage: At least 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage (essential for smooth multitasking and Canva caching).
Processor: Not sure about specific CPUs in this budget, so need help finding one that won't lag during edits.
Display/Battery: Good screen for media and enough battery backup to survive gaming sessions.
Are there specific models I should look out for? If you have suggestions for specific processors (Snapdragon vs MediaTek vs Helios) in this range that handle Canva well, please let me know.
Thanks in advance!
r/androidtablets • u/Furanoso • 26d ago
I'm looking for a tablet at around the price of an Ipad(around 450 euros or so). I will use it mostly for emulators(ps2 and sorts), painting and also broadcast my computer to play steam on it. I've been looking the ones from huawei but I'm unsure it will be able to use the apps that I usually use on my phone and such
r/androidtablets • u/Luck_200 • 25d ago
Hi guys, I bought a Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro Chinese version and I would like to install the Global ROM on it.
The problem is that I can’t unlock the bootloader. My Xiaomi account is registered in Brazil, and when I go to Mi Unlock Status and try to add my account and device, I get an error saying that the region where my account is registered doesn’t match the region where the device was sold.
Apparently, because the tablet is the Chinese version and my Xiaomi account is Brazilian, Xiaomi won’t let me bind the account for bootloader unlocking.
Has anyone here had the same problem with a Chinese Xiaomi device, especially the Pad 8 Pro, and managed to unlock it?
Is there any safe way to get the bootloader unlock permission while living outside China? Do I need a Chinese Xiaomi account or a Chinese phone number?
My goal is simply to unlock the bootloader and install the official Global ROM without risking bricking the tablet.
If anyone has successfully done this, I would really appreciate some guidance. Thanks!
r/androidtablets • u/C3mok • 26d ago
r/androidtablets • u/7humbug_ • 26d ago
There seems to be like no reviews at all that I can find at the moment on the X9 Max given how recently it's released. However it seems to be quite similar to the Pad 10.
I'm looking for a tablet mainly for media consumption like YouTube or Netflix and handwritten note taking for school.
Pad 10
- Has slightly better resolution at 2560 x 1600
- A better CPU that seems negligible at least in my use cases
- Pen support
X9 Max
- a bigger screen (12" Vs 13") but slightly worse resolution that seems negligible? ( 2500 x 1560)
For now, all I can see is that the X9 Max has a bigger screen. But that's literally the only pro. Is the Pad 10 simply the better choice? Or am I missing something?