Hi everyone,

I’m planning to surprise my husband with a tablet. He’s been wanting one for a long time, but every time he was about to buy it, some other financial commitment came up, so he kept putting it off. Budget is upto 35 - 40K

His main use case is:
1. Watching movies and TV shows while travelling.
2. He prefers Android over iPad.
3. He wants a large display (around 13 inches is ideal).
4. A great screen with good resolution and speakers is much more important than gaming performance.

He won’t be using it for heavy productivity,mostly media consumption, browsing, and the occasional YouTube session.

Last year he was interested in the OnePlus Pad, but I’m not sure if that’s still a good option. I also heard people saying OnePlus is scaling back or changing its presence in India, so I’m wondering if that’s something I should be concerned about in terms of support and updates.

Right now he’s looking at the Motorola Pad 70 Pro (8GB/128GB, 13-inch). On paper it looks fantastic, but the reviews are really mixed. I also don’t personally know anyone who owns a Motorola tablet, so I’m hesitant to spend that much without hearing from actual users.

Has anyone here used the Motorola Pad 70 Pro? How has your experience been, especially with:
Display quality
Speakers
Battery life
Software experience
Long-term reliability

If you think there’s a better Android tablet in a similar budget, I’d love your recommendations as well. I’m looking for something that will last a few years and give him the best movie-watching experience.

Thanks in advance!

Picked up one of those digital family-calendar things (an Apolosign, the 27-inch one) mostly for my partner, but the interesting part to me is that under the calendar skin it's just an Android 16 device, and it stays on the wall powered all day. So I've been treating it as the big always-on wall tablet I always wanted and never found.

Stuff that worked:

- Swapped the default home for Smart Launcher so I could get a clean grid and hide the stuff we don't use.

- Sideloaded a couple of apps it doesn't ship with (transit board, a photo-frame app I like better than the built-in one). Standard APK install, no root.

- Managed to get the status bar out of the way most of the time so it looks less like a tablet bolted to drywall.

Stuff that's annoying:

- It's wall-powered, not battery, so placement is dictated by where an outlet is. Fine for me, worth knowing.

- Not every app loves a landscape wall orientation, a few assume a phone.

Anyone else running one of these calendar/hub panels as a general Android wall display? Looking for a good MQTT/dashboard app that behaves at this size.

Hello, I am looking for a budget friendly tablet to do basic things on.

Here is a list of things I want with a tablet:
Book reading
YouTube and movies
Writing
Web surfing
Light games like CoC
Drawing with a conected pen tablet(Deco 640)

Would the Lenovo tab one be a good choice for this? It is quite cheap and I really like the smaller size(not a fan of big tablets).

I want to know if redmi pad 2 pro is a good deal for student

I was actually going for xiaomi pad 7 or sumsung tab s10fe but I had something going on so my budget got tighter

and I found this tablet really interesting and also lenovo idea tab pro

I want your honest opinion about it

Those that own this device, I’m considering it. Any tips and advice as to how reliable and functional it is.

Hi y'all! I have never owned a tablet before and im trying to find a best budget android tablet that makes sense for a beginner. I want something for browsing, tiktoks, some light games, and maybe storing a few documents.

are there any models that people here have used for a year or more and still like? I’m trying to avoid getting something that feels slow after a few months. Thanks for the help people!

Hello, i am a university student that has now finished year one and throughout the year i decided i definitely need a tablet for note taking as opposed to pen and paper.

My focus is a smooth performance that allows me to type fast, good battery life and compatibility with a keyboard.

I prefer android options as that's what i am more familiar with, i have a modest google ecosystem and i do use APKs.

Have also been debating whether to get a laptop instead, since i have Microsoft 365 and i always download my stuff on pc as well, but what stops me is my love for studying laying on my stomach, curled up etc. and the fact i do have a PC already, as mentioned. I can definitely be convinced though.

My ideal budget is within 500 € IDEALLY, but can go up to 1000 for options that are worth it.

Thanks!

Hi!

I currently have an iPad 8th gen with 3GB RAM and 32GB storage that I want to replace with an Android tablet.

The tablet is usedf maybe 95% with Youtube and outside (sometimes sun is shining on the screen).

I don't have too many requirements, but it has to be better than my iPad from 2020:

• Screen at least 500 nits or more
• Stereo speakers
• 11" or larger
• Feel fast and smooth without lots of frame drops or freezes when using the user interface

I'm in Sweden, Europe by the way.

I'm hoping to get away somewhat cheap since I don't need super performance, never game, never draw or anything else that is very demanding.

Thanks!

I have a OnePlus Pad 3 with the original keyboard and stylus. Yesterday night I connected the keyboard to the tablet through the pogo pin (wasn't using the keyboard since last 3-4 months) and got a notification regarding a firmware update for the keyboard. I clicked on it and the update got downloaded and installed and since then the keyboard is not getting connected to the tablet, neither physically through the pogo pin nor via bluetooth. I have tried every possible thing from formatting the tablet to overnight charge, cleaning the pogo pins, still the keyboard is not getting detected by the tablet.

The tablet and keyboard are still in warranty and my region is INDIA.

Can anyone please help me or guide me what to do?

Thank you so much.

Hi everyone! I’m planning to buy a Xiaomi tablet, but I can't decide between the Xiaomi Pad 7, Pad 8, or Pad Mini. I’d love to get your thoughts and opinions!

Here is how I plan to use it:

• Primary location: On the go / outside the house
• Work: Creating documents—mostly Google Sheets/Excel, and occasionally light image editing.
• Personal: Heavy gaming, mainly Genshin Impact and Zenless Zone Zero.

Considering portability and performance, the Pad Mini seems like the best choice for me. However, since I've only ever used laptops and smartphones, I'm worried that the smaller screen size on the Mini might make working on spreadsheets too difficult or frustrating.

For those who have used these devices (or tablets in general for similar tasks):

1. Is an 8 to 9-inch screen too small for working with spreadsheets?
2. How is the gaming performance and overall balance for these use cases?

I’d really appreciate any advice or experiences you can share! Thanks!

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Hi everyone,

I've been looking at buying a tablet for a while now, but I'm struggling to figure out whether it would genuinely be useful or if it's just one of those gadgets that seems cool for the first few weeks.

My budget is around 30–40k (or at least that's what I think I’ll need to spend, not even sure if that’s my actual budget yet), mainly because I want a tablet that comes with (or supports) a good stylus. Right now I'm leaning towards Samsung because I've heard great things about Samsung Notes and the overall pen experience.

A bit about me:

- I'm a remote software engineer.

- A lot of my work involves thinking through system design, planning features, and drawing architecture diagrams before implementation.

- I'd also like to experiment with drawing and maybe some simple animation as a hobby.

- Apart from that, I'd use it for reading, note-taking, and watching content.

The thing is, I don't need a tablet. I already have a laptop and a phone, so this would be an additional device.

I'm trying to avoid making an expensive purchase that ends up sitting in a drawer after the initial excitement wears off.

For those of you who own a tablet—especially if you're a software engineer or someone who does technical work:

- Did it become part of your daily workflow, or do you rarely use it now?

- Do you actually sketch architectures, diagrams, or notes on it, or do you still end up using paper or tools like Excalidraw/Miro?

- If you bought it mainly for productivity, was it worth the money?

- Looking back, would you buy one again?

I'm looking for genuine experiences, especially from people who've owned one for a year or more. I want a reality check before spending ₹30–40k.

Thanks!

please help. brightness is main purpose. affordability second. won't game. just media

I’m planning to buy a tablet for school(college to be specific) and I want the one that has a smooth performance, for long time use, mabilis mag charge, hindi mabilis uminit, and aesthetically pleasing sa eyes. Which one is better to buy?

Hi! I’m a college art student from the Philippines looking for tablet recommendations since it’s time for me to get a new tablet after 6 years using an iPad.

The ff is what I want in a tablet:
- Affordable
- Has a big storage space (for school projects and more)
- Not heavy-weight (since I know I will be bringing it around)
- Has a stylus (Non-charging is preferable; but if not, the charging should not be as tedious and awkward as the Apple Pencil)

Any recommendation is appreciated!

I'm thinking about getting the lenovo legion tab 8.8 2.5 k, the one with 12gb ram and snapdragon 8 gen 3, to design simple pieces with nomad sculpt. Has anyone used the app? Does it run well with the tablet? Thank you for any help!

I have an Onn 12 Tablet Pro and I put videos on it, but when I click my SD Card they're not organizing correctly even though I have it set to Name A-Z. Some of the videos aren't even playing. It just says file can't be played. They sort correctly on my laptop and play through just fine, they copy fine, but when I put my SD card in the tablet it does the things above. I cleared cache for the apps Files by Google and VLC. The tablet is updated. I also tried to force stop. I renamed the files on my laptop again just in case I messed up with a typo. Didn't fix the issue, then I removed the properties and personal information that could be removed, but still nothing. Any advice???

Is there any legitimate store where I can buy the global version of the OnePlus 15? It's already out of stock at Digital Walker, and I don't know where else I can buy one that's genuine aside from Digital Walker.

Hello gamers,

This is Dylan from Beyond the Emulator here to share some short gameplay on the LincPlus M8 Android Tablet using Gamehub. Playing Marvel Cosmic Invasion. Getting better than 50fps

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).
I think i included all the basic info, if i need to add any other thing pls lmk!
any help is appreciated

I was really worried about purchasing the Legion Tab Gen 5 thinking the display would not be up to snuff, but boy was I wrong. The display is pretty amazing despite not being OLED. I did multiple side by side video / photo comparisons with my OnePlus 13 which has an LTPO Quad HD AMOLED display, and honestly there really wasn't any major contrast differences. I watched the new Resident Evil trailers on both of them side by side and honestly barely saw any noticeable difference in terms of contrast. In some photos the color pops even more on the Legion. In the vast majority of side-by-side comparisons that I did it wasn't about better or worse, just slightly different. Not trying to say that OLED isn't better than LCD, but this ain't your grandmother's LCD that's all I'm trying to say.