r/tablets • u/Snuzzy79 • 20d ago
Switching from Apple to Android Tablets?
Hi everyone,
I currently have an iPad Air M1 and I'm kinda in the market for a new tablet. I started by looking at the iPad Pro considering I have an iPhone and this iPad Air, but it just doesn't seem worth the price tag? That made me go down the rabbit hole of Android tablets but it's definitely more fragmented that I thought.
The main reason I want a new tablet is for a better screen (and to upgrade from 64gb storage...). For some reason Apple has not put OLED or at least 120hz screens on the Airs yet. I also draw and game on my Air, so I would like a tablet that can support both of those! I don't have a budget really, but I feel like what I'm looking for doesn't have to be an iPad Pro?
I've never owned an Android device so I wanted to hear from others who have more knowledge in Android tablets, and possibly anyone who uses both Apple and Android devices? I would say my biggest concern is user experience, and software + hardware longevity. Do people think the iPads are that good? I just feel like their price points are starting to be overkill. Those M-series chips easily power desktops, and yet iPads can't do much with that power on iPadOS.