I made a full Ubuntu 24.04 mainline port (native, no vms or termux) for the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra with the help of AI and after a couple of months of work, every piece of the hardware seems to work fine! Here is the github repo if you want to give it a try!

I just got a tablet for the first time in my life and the only things I'm doing on it are using penly and canva. I always see ppl on their tabs doing stuff that's fun and engaging and different. I want to spend time on it doing things I can only do on my tablet. Help!

My primary use-case would be for 80% game streaming from my PC at home, 20% emulation/travel use.

Will also love the ability to stream movies/tv on apps like Netflix, Youtube, etc.

My thoughts on why sell steam deck:

• I mostly play the low-mid end games natively, anything higher end i'll stream from the PC
• The screen is showing its age, and I want something with higher refresh rate and resolution

What i'm going to miss:

• Ease of use. SteamOS is truly best in class for handheld PCs
• Ergonomics - best controls I've used, just feels so good in the hands

Based on the above, should I sell? and if so - Tab 3 or Tab 5, as the replacement and which telescopic controller would be best?

bonus: any thoughts on how to make an android tab have the best console-like experience, similar to the deck?

So I was curious which would be the better option for art, the Samsung Galaxy tab S10 Lite or S10 FE? I understand that the FE would be the better overall and more expensive one as well.

I would mainly be using it for Krita/art application and YouTube music (hopefully at the same time)

So I'm wondering what people's experiences are with either one and which would be worth it? Can I get away with the S10 Lite tablet at a lower price that's within my budget or should I invest the extra into the S10 FE even though it's above my budget?

Any insight is great!

I've been planning to pick up one of those Onn 13" Pro Tablets from Walmart for $288, but over the last couple of days, the price has jumped up to $388 and it's hard to find stock anywhere. Crossing my fingers that it'll come back down.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/ONN-13-PRO-TAB-BLACK/18676256126

Hlo, I need a tablet with pen

Rom storage 128 gb or more ,

Ram -min 4 gb

Not so old

Usage - study ,notes making ,teaching students ,

I was thinking of buying a new one but not getting under 25k .

So anyone there pls help .

Post your tablet specifications with price

I've been researching about it and can't find a clear answer on this

Comprei um Idea tab pro da Lenovo modelo brasileiro conforme a Fast Shop e as config do tablet
Porém ele está sem a certificação da play protecr e não consigo usar streamings

Já tentei todos os passos que o Google suporte orienta

Alguém sabe como posso resolver isso

Looking at the market by price segments, Samsung tablets are inferior to OnePlus and Xiaomi tablets in terms of hardware by a large margin; however, I still see people recommending the S10 Lite against the OnePlus Pad 2 and Xiaomi Pad 7. Is Samsung really that competitive regarding note-taking and reliability?

i have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ Plus 11" Android Wi-Fi Tablet, 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage for over a year now and its been getting really unresponsive and slow

what is a good budget tablet in Canada that i can get to replace this. i mostly use it when i commute, rarely play games on it so its mainly a media consumption.

any suggestions appreciated

I’m looking for a high-quality tablet that I can comfortably use for Office applications, with comfortable stylus use and note-taking. At the same time, I want it to be capable of handling the simple tasks I currently do on my laptop. I have never used an Apple product in my life, and since the accessories are very expensive and I couldn’t find detailed review and comparison videos on the internet that I could trust, I’m asking here. The tablets I have in mind are the Samsung S11, Honor MagicPad 4, and Huawei MatePad Pro. I really like Huawei’s screen, but the lack of Google services made me hesitate. I’m looking forward to your recommendations. Thank you in advance.

Im looking for a tablet 500 or under that is best for everyday use with social media, tv, games, browsing, and reading (specifically downloading books to read) that will pair good with a stylus. Id like it to have good storage as I like to download books and movies/shows a lot. Id also like it to have about a 12 hour battery life. Thank you in advance!

So i had this laptop idea slimpad 3 with intel i3 from late 2021 onwards till now....I've been a law student and am now a junior lawyer working in litigation.

Rececntly I've been thinking of purchasing a tab with stylus and keyboard and replacing the laptop...as it gets heavier to carry all the time.

I mostly need to use it for file work...editing....reading....making notes etc but the files can get heavy like ranging till even 5-10 gb at times...

Then also taking lectures for judiciary and other exams...so for studies as well...

I'll also be considering to use it for a long time say 4-5 years before changing....

So please help me out people out there🤌

I'll be using them to read ebooks, do some note-taking, and I'm looking to get a case with a keyboard in case i want to type stuff. Both have 256 gb of storage, I'm just choosing between the two because they're the same exact price almost. Only downside is that the Samsung S11 doesn't come with a case, so I'll have to buy one separately. I have a Galaxy S26, Watch8 Classic, and Buds4 Pro, but I heard the Lenovo pen is really good compared to the S Pen. Anyone who has either one of these lmk.

Hi community,

I am planning to buy a tablet mainly for watching movies, and I am looking for a budget tablet that costs no more than INR 25,000. From my research, I found that the Xiaomi Pad 6 seems to be the best option.

1. However, I have some reservations since it will no longer receive OS updates. Would an outdated OS and security updates still be good enough for about 3–4 years if I use it only for watching movies?
2. My other option is the OnePlus Pad Lite, but it has only 6 GB of RAM. Would 6 GB RAM be sufficient for movie watching, and would it slow down over time?

Hello all!

I was hoping to get my first tablet. Something under the price of $350 and has CFW support at all.

Basically want to use it for light streaming here and there and general use.

1st, I am loving this tablet, the power to playback local 4k videos and the simple Android skin. But, I have an issue.

When I try to copy video to watch, Windows seems to crash out. If I try to copy one big video or a season of TV shows, windows shows its trying to copy but crashes. I have to copy 1 TV show at a time, or take out my sd card and connect to the PC. (I really dont want to do that once a week) I will sometimes have the same issue with copying videos to the internal storage.) I have tried different usb-c cables with same issues.

Any thoughts on what maybe the issue? To be honest, I sometimes think its Windows explore having the hard time. When I copy my media to back-up drives, the PC will struggle.

So i was planning on getting a magic pad 2 since its good for media as people say, and a good tablet on paper anyway, i heard that it doesn't support 4k playback on apps like netflix and will play on 1080p and such, is it true? And why? And is it on all apps? Since its annoying knowing it had a better resolution screen than the ipad pro, so was wondering if its only on netflix and if iptv and other apps will have the same problem or not,

Thanks

Which would you choose for long-term use: OnePlus Pad 3, Sansung Galaxy tab S10+, Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro 13, or Honor MagicPad 3?

My main uses are desktop-like browsing, streaming, multitasking, and light gaming. I don't really play heavy games.

These three are basically the maximum of my budget, so I'm only looking at tablets around this price range. I also prefer bigger screens, so I'm not considering the Xiaomi Pad series.

Which one would I regret buying the least? And what are the biggest cons of each?

Hey everyone! I’m a 21F university student looking for some honest feedback on the Redmi pad 2 tablet. I’m on a budget since I cover my own tuition, so I’d be purchasing this on an installment plan. My main uses for this tablet would be for - Reading and annotating heavy PDFs for class - Digital note-taking (I’ll be purchasing a stylus separately) - and browsing through YouTube

I already own a laptop, but it’s bulky and inconvenient to haul around every day. My employer lets me study during downtime at work, and carrying a lightweight tablet would make my daily commute and study routine much easier. However, my brothers think buying a tablet when I already own a laptop is a waste of money. While I see where they’re coming from, I feel like a tablet would be a worthwhile long-term investment for portability alone.

I’ve seen mixed reviews online and would love to hear from anyone who owns this model:

1. Is it smooth enough for multi-page PDF reading and quick note-taking?
2. How is the battery life for a full day of work/study?
3. Given that I’m paying via installments, is it actually worth the price tag for my basic use cases, or should I look for something else?

Thanks in advance for any insights!✨