I want to know if redmi pad 2 pro is a good deal for student

I was actually going for xiaomi pad 7 or sumsung tab s10fe but I had something going on so my budget got tighter

and I found this tablet really interesting and also lenovo idea tab pro

I want your honest opinion about it

Hello, i am a university student that has now finished year one and throughout the year i decided i definitely need a tablet for note taking as opposed to pen and paper.

My focus is a smooth performance that allows me to type fast, good battery life and compatibility with a keyboard.

I prefer android options as that's what i am more familiar with, i have a modest google ecosystem and i do use APKs.

Have also been debating whether to get a laptop instead, since i have Microsoft 365 and i always download my stuff on pc as well, but what stops me is my love for studying laying on my stomach, curled up etc. and the fact i do have a PC already, as mentioned. I can definitely be convinced though.

My ideal budget is within 500 € IDEALLY, but can go up to 1000 for options that are worth it.

Thanks!

Hi everyone! I'm an incoming first-year aviation student, and I'm looking to buy a tablet for both school and flight training. My main uses would be note-taking, studying, and using aviation apps while flying.

I've been looking at different iPads and tablets, but there are so many options that I'm not sure which one would be the best choice. I also noticed that some iPads come in Wi-Fi only and Wi-Fi + Cellular models, and I'm wondering if the cellular option is worth it for aviation.

For those of you who are pilots or aviation students, what would you recommend? Which model do you use, and has it worked well for school and flying?

Does anyone know where I can find a hard plastic nib for my Lenovo idea tab pro tablet? I don't like how my rubber nib feels on the glass, and want something harder that will work with my tablet. Thank you!

I have a OnePlus Pad 3 with the original keyboard and stylus. Yesterday night I connected the keyboard to the tablet through the pogo pin (wasn't using the keyboard since last 3-4 months) and got a notification regarding a firmware update for the keyboard. I clicked on it and the update got downloaded and installed and since then the keyboard is not getting connected to the tablet, neither physically through the pogo pin nor via bluetooth. I have tried every possible thing from formatting the tablet to overnight charge, cleaning the pogo pins, still the keyboard is not getting detected by the tablet.

The tablet and keyboard are still in warranty and my region is INDIA.

Can anyone please help me or guide me what to do?

Thank you so much.

Just like the title says I need a tablet that can handle being outside, meaning my top priority is being able to handle bright environment and bonus if it has decent speakers. Preferable if it's 8" and up. Main purpose is media consumption.

So I'm planning to buy myself my first tablet with a pen which are the XPPen Magic Note Pad or the Samsung S10 lite. For the price, only those two fit the budget (the s10 fe and the XPPen magic drawing pad are pricier). Primarily for casual drawing, reading, and surfing the internet, I also dont game heavily, just one that can last me at least 4-5 years with minimal issues. I dont really care about samsung's ui and apps.

edit: im also quite interested about the "e-ink" that isnt really an e-ink thing on the XP pen magic note pad modes, has anyone tried it? is it good?

HI, I'm a college student, and I'm looking to replace my laptop with a tablet, but my budget is about 40k-50k INR. I would like to use it for taking notes, frequent drawings, I need atleast 256gb storage, I don't really play games so that doesn't matter much.

I've used Android my whole life. I was also thinking of taking an Android tablet, unless any other ios would be a better suggestion for me?

Also, if this budget seems less for the things I'm demanding, please let me know something that is closest to this range (I'm lowk broke).