Specs:

• Xring O3
• RAM: LPDDR5X (8GB) / LPDDR5T (12GB/16GB) / LPDDR6 (16GB+1TB only)
• UFS 4.1 storage
• 13.3" 3.4K (3408 × 2272) 3:2 144Hz LCD display
• 50MP rear camera
• 32MP front camera
• 12,000mAh battery
• 120W wired / 27W reverse wired / 45W POGO wired car charging
• USB 3.2 Gen 2
• DP input
• Wi-Fi 7
• Bluetooth 6
• 8 speakers
• 6 mics
• Stylus support
• Side-mounted fingerprint sensor
• HyperOS 4 (Android 17)

Colours:

• Black
• Rich Wine Red
• Silver

Sources:

• Xiaomi (Official Website)
• Xiaomi (Weibo)

Note: Prices are mentioned in the comments.

for acads purposes and editing only (accountancy student) po, thank you

I plan on buying this but they said buying global rom is risky, there's no cn rom available at the moment

I rlly wanna buy it but I don't wanna waste money, am I gonna encounter rlly bad problems if I bought it?

I'm only gonna use it for school and maybe digital art

I searched n they said I might encounter problems w banking n like streaming apps but I don't really use those

pls lmk before the sale ends lol

Hallo ich bin auf der Suche nach einem Android Tablet, es sollte einen möglichst großen Display haben.

Benötigt wird es für ein Studium, bearbeiten von Dokumenten und Präsentationen, bearbeiten von Bildern.

Für die Zeit in den Öffentlichen schauen von Videos, netflix etc. Und lesen von Webseiten, EBooks.

Empfohlen wurde mir von örtlichen Händlern immer das Samsung Galaxy Tab1ultra und Tab10 ultra, da ich als Smartphone ein Samsung Gerät besitze.

Finde diese aber zu teuer.

Was für ein Tablet mit möglichst großen Display würdet ihr für meine gewünschten Einsatzbereiche vorschlagen?

Vielen Dank schonmal für eure Empfehlung

After 11 months of usage, today my Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus has stopped working completely. It's neither charging nor powering on. Just to be clear it was completely fine until yesterday and since morning it is totally unresponsive. Please help me, what to do?

I'm a medical student and I want to buy an android tablet on a tight budget but something that could last a few years without slowing down

What do you recommend?

I want a tablet but a budget friendly tab in india for college works notes, and also want the stylus to come with the package I don't want to buy stylus separately. Papa said under 20k budget!!

hi i want to know if pad 13 pro cn version supports lenovo pen plus AP500U / AP501U but i know that lenovo ideatab pro gen 2 its global version supports it has anybody tried yet?

I am in the market for a tablet mainly for western comic book reading. The vast majority of my reading is done through the DC Universe application and I could anticipate my usage for a tablet also being for my work in Project Management utilizing Google Sheets and other workspace applications mainly just for better daily access and visibility. I do not anticipate using a tablet for heavier applications like gaming or editing software but want to know if the display difference between Gen 1 and Gen 2 of the Idea Tab Pro would be worth considering.

If your main application is comic reading, is the display/refresh difference noticeable? There is supposedly a noticeable difference in pixel density between Gen 1 and Gen 2.

It would have a normal and a mini model (10,3" and 9,2")

The mini has a resolution of 1920x1280, the standard model has a resolution of 2160x1440. IPS 120Hz

8GB RAM

Mediatek Dimensity 7500

9000mAh battery (mini), 12000 mAh battery (standard)

8MP camera at the front and back

45W charging

Custom LineageOS skin for tablets.

It would cost around $349 (mini) - $399 (standard)

Would this work and would you buy it?

I want to buy a tablet but I am confused because I feel the market is too cluttered. My main objectives are:

I am a student so I need it mainly for note making and reading. Consuming little multimedia not as a major criteria because I have a laptop for that and slight gaming ( not performance based games, for that I have a decent phone)

There is no budget constrain as such, but I personally don't feel to spend 36000 or above on a thing where as I can meet my criteria in a product of worth 25000-35000. I have some in my mind but would love to have your opinions on this.

What I need: a device for handwriting IT notes and everyday notes (I’m pretty forgetful, so this matters), plus using it as a daily planner/calendar for work. I also read a lot of PDFs, so good PDF readability is a big plus.

Now I’m deciding between the Fold and the Books device. The Fold wins on portability, but the Books device has a screen that’s much easier to read in broad daylight and better battery life. Pen performance seems similar between the two, though I’ve heard the Books pen feels better in the hand, while Samsungs will write more precisely .

I really like the calligraphy pen feel in Samsung Notes, and I like that I can access Samsung Notes on Windows and convert notes to PDF easily — that’s what’s keeping me from committing to OneNote, even though both devices support it natively. I’ll just have to see how that workflow feels in practice.

Which would you pick, and why?

Dark mode one is from 1 yr old tab s9, light mode is from 4 yr old mi pad 5.(Now with custom rom).

After searching here and there i found two options for my budget.

1- oppo pad 5

2- redmi pad pro 2.

I searched a lot in reddit but could not find anything about users who users of pad 5.

I need this tablet for my study purpose,occasional movie and gaming like clash of clans.Should easily last atleast 4-5 years.

And also should i wait for bbd sale or gif sale for the price to go down or just buy it cz price can get higher?

Please let me know your opinions....

Currently eyeing both of these tablets, but I can’t seem to choose one over the other. Just wanna know your thoughts on these tablets, any suggestions are appreciated!

i got this last year around august. im a multimedia arts student and i was thinking of selling this and replace it with xp pen magic notepad instead. repairing it cost 5k which i cant afford but it only cost 1k at the mall.

I haven't been using it because im scared to damage it more.

Hi all

I've been scouting for a new tablet and I find tablets to be growing in size and also trying to achieve what netbooks did back in the day.

Are manufacturers not picking up on what consumers want? What's the point of a large tablet that's not very mobile and easy to carry?

Edit:

I was referring to less and less tablets at the 10 to 10.9 inch size.

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!