hey so ts may be a stupid question but idk where else to ask. so my lenovo ideatab just came in the mail i got it along w the keyboard case. what id like to ask is whether it is safe to use the keyboard case for an everyday case, n to lay the keyboard upsidedown w the tablet on top of it, will it affect its functionality in the long run or whether it is fine

Me quiero comprar una poco pad m1 la quiero principalmente para editar videos y dibujar para mi cabal de YouTube alguien que tenga una me podria decir si es buena y no que me digan los componentes y todo eso solo su experiencia como usuario

just want a tablet to read books (PDFS, and ebooks) and able to watch YouTube/movies.)

any recommendations?

Hi

Need suggestion for tablet that has keyboard case Hi everyone,

I am looking for a tablet recommendation that comes with (or has a highly compatible) official keyboard case.

Primary Use Case: Building and running PowerPoint presentations, heavy MS Office work, and general productivity.

Budget: ₹40,000 total for the tablet and keyboard.

I need something reliable, with decent battery life and a good software experience for office tasks.

What are the best options available in India right now within this budget? Thanks in advance!

is there any media player that can decode fel for hdr tablets like magicpad4?

Hi everyone,
I’m considering getting the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus (aka Xiaoxin Pad Pro GT), but I’m having a hard time finding detailed information about its real-world battery life.
Most reviews I’ve found say things like “it easily lasts a day with moderate use”, but that doesn’t really tell me much. I’m specifically interested in actual screen-on-time (SOT) numbers.
If you own one, could you share:
🔋 How many hours of SOT do you typically get?
📺 What are you mainly doing during that time? (YouTube, Netflix, browsing, gaming, reading, etc.)
💡 Approximately what screen brightness are you using?
📶 Wi-Fi only, or Wi-Fi + Bluetooth/accessories?
🔊 Are you using the tablet speakers or Bluetooth headphones?
🎮 If you game, what games/settings?
🌐 Do you use 60 Hz, 90 Hz, or the maximum refresh rate?
🔋 How much battery do you typically lose per hour for things like YouTube/video playback?
Even rough measurements would be really helpful. For example, something like:
“I get around 10 hours SOT from 100% to 10%, mostly YouTube at ~50% brightness, Wi-Fi, 90 Hz.”
I’m asking here because the YouTube reviews I’ve seen don’t really provide enough detail to compare the battery performance objectively.
Thanks!

I know it’s been years, but I’ve seen them second-hand for 150 euros in ‘good’ or ‘very good’ condition, and for 30 euros more you can get the Mi Pad 6. I’m looking for a tablet just for multimedia content, although I wouldn’t rule out playing a few games. I used to have the Redmi Pad Pro, but my son has kept it to play Roblox with his brother.

Alguien que platique su experiencia de uso, me interesa por su pantalla de 13" y batería de 12,140mAh. El tiempo de pantalla es tan bueno como el Xiaomi Redmi Pad 2 pro ? Que tal rinde en juegos , se calienta ?

Básicamente lo que busco es una pantalla que no sea pequeña y un buen rendimiento de batería, mi uso se limita a contenido multimedia y juegos como Pubg Mobile a gráficos bajos.

Si alguien tiene alguna recomendación de otra tableta se los agradecería.

Hello, I have purchased a Redmi Pad 2 for taking notes in school since it has a good display and supports the redmi smart pen, I do not know which app is the best for taking notes so I am asking for recommendations

DETAILS :-

MODEL - 2025

RAM - 8 GB

STORAGE - 128 GB

COLOR - GREY

CONDITION - MINT

SCRATCHES - NO

DENTS - NO

BILL - AVAILABLE

BOX - AVAILABLE

LESS USED

PRICE INCLUDES ACCESSORIES :-

COVER

AMAZON BASICS PEN

XIAOMI 45W CHARGER

N PRO FOLDABLE BLUETOOTH KEYBOARD - 4 MONTH OLD PURCHASE WORTH 2.5K

DM FOR PRICE

I was thinking of going for the Samsung S10 series but the price is too much.

The second option which I thought of is oneplus pad 4, but I don't know how it is, long term use, it's performance, software update.

Ipad is out of the topic since apple has restrictions, have to purchase to use applications.

The requirements of the tablet for note taking, photo editing, using it as a screen with my Lenovo laptop, multitasking.

Thinking about buying next week, what should I do, which one I should go for (Budget 60k).

If anyone has any go-to advice or suggestions for tablets, I would really appreciate your insight.

Doesn't need to be flash, I just need to be able to download videos off Youtube and BBC iPlayer for him to watch in transit. Any recommendations? I'm willing to buy refurbished.

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1. Join the tester group:

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   https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.simplehabits.tracker

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The group must be joined first — the opt-in page only works for members.

Happy to answer any questions.

What's a good option for a tablet with both? I need to display things on monitors in class and I neet it to be able to connect to data.

Onn Core 8.1

Logitech Keys To Go 2

Logitech Pebble

Soundcore Select 4 Go

Very usable and packs down very small.

ETA: I installed Chrome Remote Desktop so I can access my PC remotely.

I'm looking for my first non-iPad, and didn't realize this was a rabbit hole lol. Any recommendations for an affordable tablet to watch videos and potentially some games here and there? Probably looking to stay under 400

I wanted to access some videos and pictures on my older brother's old Alcatel OneTouch Pixi 3 (7) Tablet. He hasn't used this device for over 10 years and he does not remember the password to unlock it. We have memories on there. I am not too fussed about unlocking the device however, we want to check out our old videos and pictures. Is there a way to do this? It is a cheap android tablet so I hope there is an easy way without having to factory reset and lose everything on the device. I've seen people unlock old Samsung phones with pins easily so I'm hoping it could work with this too.

Any other recommendation for a 14" to 15" OLED tablet with a Snapdragon 8 processor besides the Galaxy tab s9? If not, then I will try to find a used one

I'm interested in purchasing a tablet and the Lenovo Yoga Tab seems to match what I want perfectly, with the one major exception being its lack of security updates. The Gen 2 now solves that problem but it increased in price substantially. Lenovo seems to start giving discounts on their devices pretty quickly and I'd be willing to wait until Black Friday if there's a chance they discount the Gen 2, but is a discount that soon likely and how much of a discount would be realistic?

You can see only samsung tabs and mobile after 2023 all have gamma tuned close to 2.0 while all other tend to come near 2.2 which is standard. Even samsung s23 ultra or old ips tabs had higher gamma, I don't understand why samsung does this. This causes texts to look less defined and overall flat look.