I would be entering college this year and wanted to get my first tablet for the longest.. my major work would be online classes , note taking , music and maybe social media content consumption...please help me choose between these..would appreciate it if someone shares their experience with these company tablets
I've checking the whole internet to know if the new Legion y900 13 inch supports Netflix's widevine L1, but unfortunately looking at the screenshot I made from a Vietnamese yt channel, it only supports Widevine L3.
Sharing this for information. Will it be updated to L1 if there are new updates on the OS?
Source: https://youtu.be/pYX3T0Zt370?is=QW7WJihWZ8Fp6cnc
PS: I'm planning to buy the y900 or s11 ultra, but i like the look of the y900 especially with original keyboard. I'm just wary of lower level of widevine if the y900 tablet.
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Tablet is my Alldocube iPlay60 Mini Turbo in the stock folio case.
I need a tablet under 20k can stretch to 25k I'll mainly use it for studying and watching videos but I'll occasionally play video games too so can you guys suggest a good tablet
edit:don't bother responding to this post I decided to get a laptop instead
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Can also connect keyboard and mouse for emulation games that require them. I know that the performance is not that great compared to console or an actual pc but this can still play games and some old triple AAA games decently. Also its a good thing that this device can do bypass charging.
I've been going back and forth between the Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 and the OnePlus Pad 4, and I genuinely can't decide.
Pros
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I'd really appreciate opinions from people who have actually used these devices or similar flagship Android tablets rather than just comparing benchmark numbers.
The 13" base model (2026) is only 400 USD (price I can get it for). This is the snapdragon elite version.
However Chinese social media hasn't confirmed widevine 1 yet but the ones from previous years ended up having it.
I know it's speculative but would like to hear other past Legion CN rom users and see what your experience has been.
TIA
Hey all. Can you guys recommend a decent budget tablet for cloud gaming. I find my phone a little too small but don’t want to spend a fortune.
Me gustaría comprarme una tablet para estudiar que sea económica. Es muy importante que sea fluida, que no sea lenta, sobretodo en el modo de dividir pantalla que suele ir algo más lenta.
La quiero para ver clases, hacer apuntes, crear tarjetas de anki, usar inteligencia artificial para estudiar y repasar.
Nunca he usado una tablet con pen ¿Se puede escribir en cualquier documento o tiene limites? En word, pdf, powerpoint... o solo en aplicaciones especificas
Para mí es fundamental que vaya fluido, también acepto sugerencias de otros modelos
Had it for 15 yrs barely play on it because can’t install google play or AppStore like on my phone and I don’t bother playing Roblox because either I get disconnected as soon as I open games like forsaken up or I have to turn the graphics all the way down and it still freezes. Also the screen is too big since I’m used to the phone more and when I try in my tablet the buttons get messed up so I have to change them when I switch between my tablet and phone. I mainly use my tablet when my phone overheats and has to cool for 3-5 minutes or when it’s charging, which takes at least an hour.
My kid needs a tablet for online classes, and I occasionally use it for work docs after work.
We barely use it at the same time, so buying two separate tablets would cost too much. My maximum budget is $400.
What I want:
Something with an eye-friendly screen so my kid’s eyes don’t get strained from hours of use.
Battery life needs to hold up through a full school day of lessons too.
Bonus points if it comes with all necessary accessories out of the box so I don’t have to buy extras separately.
4.Android OS preferred.
Any recommedation?
Hii. Need suggestions on buying an android tablet. My needs are - note making, pdf reading, and watching movies.
Very importantly the stylus (pen) should be smooth and should work for coming years because note making is my primary agenda.
I'm considering REDMI, SAMSUNG, LENOVO. My budget is under 30k.
I purchased a 2025 Lenovo Yoga Tab 11.1" back in March. It's a beast of a tablet (12GB/256GB, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, 144Hz 3.2K display), and comes with the detachable keyboard and Lenovo Pen Pro. I love it, but I'm looking for something bigger (13"-14"). Doesn't necessarily have to be the same specs, and I'm even open to iPads. I could buy one but I've seen a lot of people on here experiencing buyers remorse after purchasing a large tablet. With that said, I'm looking to see if anyone with said remorse might be interested in swapping tablets? 😅 Mine is only a few months in and is excellent condition.
After long pressing my spen button my pen is not connecting to the tab it's not even writing in the tab . When I keep my pen at the back it's not detecting it
i have just graduated from high school, and am looking to buy a tablet for university (cpge if anyone cares). I will not be using it for note taking since smart devices other than phones are not allowed in class. i need something for writing my summaries and for multitasking like like per example opening a document or browsing while doing math exercises on the tablet, or watching a youtube video and writing summary at the same. so basically I'll be writing a lot on it.
For context, I currently have a mba and an iphone. If I go for an ipad or ipad air, I will not be getting the official apple pencil or case because theyre too expensive, ill go for some third party accessories
at first i was gonna go for the ipad air but then i though about these other options so i can save some money since im from a developing country and my family arent rich. which options would yall recommend ?
I don't need much just good enough for web browsing and not so cheaply made that it will malfunction soon or drain battery quick, I'm mainly gonna use it for audiobooks, and books I'm gonna use it like it's a kindle
I'm looking to finally upgrade from my Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 (SM-T500) that I've been using for years.
The relevant Tab A7 specs are:
I have been utilizing this daily for years. I primarily read comics on it (via Mihon, Marvel Unlimited, DC Universe Infinite, Shonen Jump, and Viz Media). I also have a large collection of Tabletop RPG related PDFs (game books and supplemental material, pretty much all of it a larger than regular size).
I also would like to use it for browsing my purchased RPG related content on the Demiplane site. And potentially the Alchemy VTT, but I do not know how well that will work on a tablet.
I would not use it for reading regular ebooks. I have a Kobo for that.
Occasionally, I will stream Netflix/Hulu/Crunchyroll/whatever.
I am interested in upgrading for a few reasons.
My first thought was the NXTPAPER 14. At such a large size, it would be similar to reading an omnibus-sized graphic novel at all times. This is awesome. It's got more memory, more storage, the screen has the nxtpaper technology.
The large size would make it perfect for my TTRPG related activities as well.
HOWEVER, after doing a little more research, I had a few concerns that pushed me to look at the 11 Plus. They are as follows:
The 11 Plus resolves all of these issues, but it is only slightly larger than my current tablet.
Which NXTPAPER tablet should I get to upgrade from a Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 (SM-T500). Currently leaning toward the 14, but I'm just slightly concerned about its weight and the pixel density.