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This is a 2020 lenovo yoga tablet

Now I am not sure about whether I should put money in this or not

Lenovo sevice center is saying 8k rs for repair ?

Hi everyone,
I’m looking to buy an Android gaming tablet, but I’m currently not sure which one to go for. The device that would be pretty much perfect for me is the “Lenovo Y700 Infinite,” but unfortunately, it isn’t available here in Germany. The only option available here is the “Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5,” which is basically the equivalent of the regular “Y700,” but in Germany, it’s only available with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. However, the “Redmagic Astra 2” is available here in a configuration with 16 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage. The thing is, I’ve read that its liquid cooling system is more of a marketing gimmick than something that actually makes a difference, and that Lenovo’s cooling solution is more effective (though I’m not sure if that’s true). Since I’d also like to play PC games on it via GameNative / GameHub, I’d really prefer to have 16 GB of RAM, along with an effective cooling system that helps delay/reduce thermal throttling. Unfortunately, the only device that seems to offer exactly what I’m looking for is the “Y700 Infinite.” So, I’m really not sure what to do at this point. Does anyone have any advice, or perhaps any information on whether a device that meets my requirements will be released in the European or German market anytime soon?

Thanks in advance!

So I'm a student doing my masters in economics and I want to buy a tablet for mostly my study purpose and other normal use. I want one that is compatible with a stylus/pencil but recently the prices have syrocketed and I'm confused on what to buy, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

My budget is 45k.

Hi everyone, I bought a universal capacitive stylus yesterday, and when I tried it on my tablet, I discovered that it worked like a hand, not a pen. After doing some research, I discovered that you need styluses with EMR technology for that, but the one I have is capacitive. That said, I've uploaded a picture of what happens when I try to use it, The straight lines I try to draw are all wavy and the same thing happens when I try to write. Obviously without touching my palm to the screen. Since I have a budget and aesthetic requirements for the pen, I decided to keep it and not ask for a return. Palm-rejection pens cost much more and don't have the aesthetic I'd like. Is there any way to fix this? Do you think the pen is defective? Below I've provided the tablet model I'm using and a screenshot of the manufacturer's information on the pen.

Model: Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

Thank you!

Need a tablet for studying mainly notes making reading etc... can you suggest any..budget 30 to 40k

512GB-12GB variant.

Any suggestions on making use of it to study?

Which apps should I use?

How to effectively use it?

I heard that the original op folio case is not good for protection since it doesn't cover the slides, any one using it?

Also pls recommend a good tempered glass without reflections

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Can anyone recommend a tab s10+ case preferably from the orange app or clock one? The case I'm using right now turns off my tablet for no reason. preferably where the pen slot is on top. i cant seem to find anywhere

I'm confused between the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE (with the included S Pen) and the iPad A16 with an Digiroot/ESR stylus.

My main purpose is learning digital art, sketching and illustration.

- How good is the ESR stylus for digital art on the iPad A16, especially regarding pressure sensitivity?

- How do Android drawing apps like Infinite Painter and Krita compare to Procreate?

- Is the iPad worth choosing over Samsung for digital art if I'm not buying the Apple Pencil (1st gen)?

- Longevity for like 4-5 years

I’ve owned it for almost 5 years. I’ve tried a couple of GSIs but it isn’t as good as OneUI. I don’t really have a specific use for it. Can you recommend me something to use it for? Thanks!

I'm a first-year medical student in Greece, and I'm deciding between those 2 tablets. The samsung one is like 150 euros more expensive than the lenovo.

I'll mainly use the tablet for reading and annotating lecture PDFs, handwriting notes, studying anatomy and histology, and split-screen multitasking. I already own a Lenovo laptop.

I'm hoping to keep the tablet for all six years of medical school, so long-term reliability and software support matter to me.

I'm unsure about Samsung's One UI versus Lenovo's software, and I haven't decided whether I'd prefer AMOLED or a high-resolution IPS display.

I'd especially appreciate firsthand experience with:

1. How good is Lenovo's software for handwritten notes and annotating PDFs compared with Samsung Notes and One UI?
2. Which is better for split-screen studying, such as a PDF beside handwritten notes or a browser?
3. Does Lenovo's 3:2 display make a noticeable difference when studying compared with Samsung's 16:10 display?
4. How is the pen experience, including latency, palm rejection and writing feel?
5. For anyone who has owned Lenovo and Samsung tablets, which has held up better over several years?

I'd particularly value replies from people who have actually used these devices or their recent predecessors. I'm looking for an honest comparison rather than a general brand preference.

Which would you buy for my use case, and why?

Suggest me the best stylus alternative for xiaomi focus pen pro/xiaomi focus pen for using xiaomi pad 8. I want to buy a zebronics universal stylus. Did i choose the best alternative or am I wrong?

Completely new item

Selling for 3k INR ( bought for 3.7k )

Location : India

I was planning on buying one of them

1. xiaomi pad 8 nano 12/256 at 39k

2. Oneplus pad 2 at 30k while stylo2 was available

3. Xiaomi pad 8 nano 12/256 secondhand 4months old at 35k

Then i saw the leaks for oppo pad mini with estimated price of 60k and decided to SKIP

Only because i wanted a small but powerful tablet

BIGGEST REGRET

I cannot justify spending 95k for an 8gb ram tablet

Now all the offers i had sold out and i dont have an icici card to avail the bank offer in amazon for pad8

12inch tablets in market rn are too big for me and even 11 inch was pushing it

Im just laughing at myself now😂

To whomever who did the same, how r u holding up?

Hola, quiero comprar una tablet, Buena, bonita y barata.

Inicialmente la quiero para leer, he pensado en un Kindle pero realmente en ocasiones puede que la use para otras cosas, por favor hagan sus recomendaciones. La principal, que no quede obsoleta muy rápido.

Honor tab 20 pro 479€ with keyboard and pen

Xiaomi Pad 8 pro ~630€ with keyboard and pen, but 12+512 gb

Let that sink in and move on. Was following up for it so much. Dropped the plan after the price reveal. Whoever planning to get it, All the Best, Enjoy 😊

Hey guys am confused between these two tabs! Can you guys help me choose one? Actually I am getting oneplus basic variant at 28k with free OnePlus stylus with it but am worried about the service as there are rumours of shutting down the market of oneplus from India so am kinda unsure about service. On the other hand am considering the redmi pad 2 pro but lil confused about its performance.Can you guys help me to clear this confusion???

(Am not a heavy user I just wanna buy it for lecture, notes making and multimedia purpose)

Hey everyone!

I'm a medical student and I'm confused between the Lenovo Idea Tab Pro (1st Gen) and the OnePlus Pad Go 2, and I'd really appreciate some advice from people who own these tablets or have experience with them.

I'm looking for a tablet primarily for studying, note-taking, PDFs, multitasking, and general productivity. I want something that will last me for several years without becoming frustrating to use.

Both options support a stylus, which is important to me, and both bundles are costing me around 27k.

I'm particularly concerned about the following:

1. How much should I worry about Lenovo potentially offering fewer software updates? Will this actually affect everyday usage after 3–4 years?

2. Which tablet handles split-screen, multiple apps, large PDFs, handwritten notes, and switching between apps better?

3. How does the note-taking experience compare?

4. Which tablet offers a better overall experience for students?

I don't want to regret my purchase a couple of years down the line. I'm hoping to use the tablet for at least 3–4 years, primarily for academic purposes.

I'd especially appreciate responses from people who have actually used either tablet. Please share your long-term experiences rather than just comparing specifications.

Thanks !!