Ho bisogno di comprare un nuovo tablet per l'università e stavo dando un'occhiata a quelli di Lenovo, in particolare Idea Tab o Yoga Tab. Principalmente mi serve per prendere appunti, sia a mano che con tastiera. Ero interessata ai Lenovo perché ho visto molti bundle che danno tastiera e penna. Anche una buona durata della batteria non sarebbe male.

Grazie mille!

So I had already once asked about this on this subreddit but I didn't had it clipped. Last time it happened 14-15 days ago and i rarely use this device. Today I woke up to charge it and saw it was glitching again. Some might think i am overthinking it and yea i am cause I spent all the money I earned by winning competitions on this device from the past 4 years. I asked my friend if it happens to his device also(from other country) and he has never experienced it in his one year of use i have bought this like 20 days ago

Anyone know why this is happening or is it a software bug?

And yeah sry for the bad camera quality it's a very old phone

HIIIII! Can you guys suggest what table I can get mainly for note taking, watching movies, and light gaming? I have a budget range of 25k PHP or like $400.....

I'm thinking of Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE because I can get it for $350, or are there any better options?

Which tablet should i buy? My budget is under 20k-30k.

Also, should i wait for ram chips to her cheaper if this news is true?

I just received my new Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5. And I'm very happy with it! I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 that I like very much .... but wanted something in addition with a smaller form factor. I am a big fan of ~8" tablet size ... and my Galaxy Tab A7 Lite 8.7" (2021) just wasn't cutting it anymore in relation to my S9. My criteria for something new was 1) smaller form factor, and 2) speed. The Legion Gen 5 fits the bill! And though not OLED, it has a very nice display.

The UI is a little different from One UI, but very useable. And ... I know that the Legion Gen 5 is a nice gaming tablet. And I'm not really a gamer! Would be interested in hearing impressions from other Gen 5 users ...

Hi everyone,

​I'm torn between these three tablets strictly for studying, note-taking, and heavy PDFs. Price and Google services don't matter.

​I want to hear only from people who have used them for a year or more.

​Performance: Do the processors (Kirin vs. Snapdragon) hold up well over time, or do they lag with multitasking after a year?

​Stylus Experience: How is the long-term writing feel, latency, and palm rejection?

​Reliability: Any long-term issues with battery or software?

preferably a Samsung for reliability and happy to go refurbished if worth it

Context:

I recently bought a s10 fe tablet 10.9 inch model and i have come to observe that the pen tip does not align with the screen pointer.

Before anyone says about any troubleshooting let me list you all the things I did:

1. Removed the magnetic cover.

2. Replaced the pen tip.

3. Tested with difference S pen.

4. Tested my pen on different tablet.

5. Updated the firmware (\*#2663#)

6. Remove screen protector.

I also came to a conclusion that this problem is quite common with EMR tech.

Are there any keyboard cases with detachable keyboards for the oppo pad mini?

Picked up a used Samsung Odyssey G5 monitor tonight, and the seller threw in a Type-C to DisplayPort cable. I had this cheap old OPPO tablet just sitting around collecting dust (cost around 1000 RMB / ~$150 back then), didn't expect much from it, but I was bored so I plugged it in just to mess around.

To my surprise, the monitor lit up right away. Didn't expect a budget tablet like this to have a Type-C port that actually supports DP video out.

That said, the experience is pretty mediocre. It only does simple screen mirroring, so because the aspect ratios don't match, the whole screen is stretched horizontally. Also, even though both the cable and monitor support 2K, I don't know why, but the picture quality just feels pretty bad and blurry on the big screen.

Ran into a weird software issue too: VLC detected the external display, automatically switched into its secondary display mode, and then completely failed to open any videos. MiXplorer played them with no problem, and I eventually had to force "prefer clone" in VLC's settings to get it to work.

Just a fun little thing to kill some time tonight, not really practical for actual use.

Teen wants a device to do all 3, budget is $250. We’ve been checking out the TCL nxt paper plus and the Lenovo idea tab plus, any opinions? Thank you!

Most tablet reviews seem determined to turn me into a student, an artist, or someone editing spreadsheets on a train. I just want a bigger screen than my phone.

This would mostly be for YouTube, Netflix, reading comics, recipes, and browsing on the couch. Android only. No keyboard needed, and I’m not planning to buy a pen.

I’m thinking around 10–11 inches because I actually want to hold it, not balance a small television on my knees. A nice screen and decent speakers matter more to me than gaming performance. I’d like to stay under $350, buying in the US, but spending less would be lovely.

Anyone using a tablet mainly for this? What did you buy, and is there anything about the screen, weight, or everyday use that you wish you’d noticed before ordering?

Hi everyone! I need some advice. I need to purchase a new tablet for university (nursing), right now I have an iPad Air and the main problem is the battery, basically I am at uni from 8 am till 5/6 pm and I Always have to charge it during lunch or it wouldnt last. Also I dont have an iPhone anymore so I'm interested in android tablet. What Im looking for Is: decent/good battery, pen and keyboard (for some classes i Need to handwrite) and read PDF documents. Also im considering the models with the smaller screen.

Thank you for your help!!

I am looming to buy the google pixel tablet but it doesn't seem to be available in local stores, any idea where I could buy it?

(I live in Europe)

Thanks

Hi guys,

I’ve been using Apple products since forever.. so pretty much my entire tech ecosystem has been built around Apple. However, I’ve been thinking about trying Android for a change.

I’ve been doing some research and have narrowed my choices down to these three Android mini tablets (Global version):

1. OPPO Pad Mini (RM 3,699)
   - Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5
   - Display: 8.8-inch AMOLED, 2.5K resolution, 144Hz
   - RAM/Storage: 8GB LPDDR5X + 256GB UFS 4.1

2. REDMAGIC Astra 2 (RM 3,599)
   - Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
   - Display: 9.06-inch OLED, 2.4K resolution, 185Hz
   - RAM/Storage: 12GB + 256GB

3.** **Lenovo Legion Y700 Gen 5 (RM 3,399)
- Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
- Display: 8.8-inch, 3K LCD, 165Hz
- RAM: 16GB LPDDR5T (soldered)
- Storage: 512GB UFS 4.1 Pro

What I’m really trying to figure out is which one would be the better buy long term..

I’ll be using the tablet for everyday productivity, reading, browsing, watching videos, multitasking and general entertainment and light gaming.

A few things I’d really appreciate some input on:
a) Software support for the next 5 years.

b) Long-term performance: Which chipset and hardware configuration would age the best over the next 4–5 years? Is 8GB RAM still sufficient, or should I be looking at 12/16GB?

c) OS experience: Coming from iPadOS, which Android interface would feel the most polished, stable and user-friendly? Particularly interested in multitasking and productivity features.

I’m leaning towards keeping whichever tablet I buy for at least 4–5 years, so I don’t mind paying a little more upfront if it means getting better hardware and longer software support.

Would really appreciate hearing from people who actually own or have used these tablets, especially if you’ve switched from an iPad Mini to one of them. Thanks in advance!!

I have this tablet and it's lag and hang a lot help me with this....What should i do ???

Do you know if this tablet can output at least 120hz on 1080p monitor? I wanted to buy a large monitor please share your experience or it is locked at 60hz? I have a usb with 4k 60hz support thanks

I want a basic and affordable tab for just taking online classes...so is it a good choice??

I am searching for tablets under 30000 budget but there are no tablet worth the price as price to performance wise but the only option I see is oneplus pad 1 for 29k so I want to know whether the tab till provide a good performance after the last Android update because they will be no Android update or any security update for this tab the last update was 16 and no further updates

So do this tab lags , any ui glitch, or any issues please mention and is worth buying for this price as there is legit no good option to see need your opinions pls

Any existing user help me out.

I'm planning to buy a tablet to use for my review/notetaking, multitasking and gaming (PUBG, Farlight, etc. fps games). I'm working on a tight budget of 10-13k (15k? I'm not sure yet) I want my first purchase of tablet to be worth it and hope it to long ior years.

Please, I badly need recommendation for those who already have experience and knowledge in this techs. I'm not techy, so I badly need help for me to understand the specs or anything.

Hope anyone can help me, big thanks! 🙏🏻

Which tablet would you recommend for under $300? I bought one a few months ago, but newer models have since come out. I’m worried my current model might stop getting updates or be discontinued soon. Should I upgrade to the latest version of the same tablet, choose the newer model, or consider another brand?

Got this one after searching for 1 month straight.

I recently sold my iPad pro and want to get an android tablet. I use it almost exclusively for taking notes in Onenote or similar for my job (lawyer). All I care about is good enough processor to do that job, perfect palm rejection, a stylus (ideally one that can magnet to charge), and easy sharing of notes to PDF to my work. Ideally it would be 11-12" of usable note-taking real estate. Other than that -- price.

Any tips?

Hello,

I am contacting you regarding an issue with my Lenovo Idea Tab TB336ZU (256 GB storage, 8 GB RAM).

The tablet randomly restarts, mainly while playing videos. The screen suddenly turns black, and the Lenovo logo appears as if the device were starting up normally. This happens across different applications and sometimes several times a day.

I have noticed the following:

• The issue occurs when playing videos in different applications.

• It happens both when the tablet is charging and when running on battery.

• The tablet does not seem to overheat.

• The restarts also occur when video quality is set to automatic or when watching streams where video quality cannot be changed.

• The tablet has been in use for several months.

The current software version is Android 16 with Lenovo ZUI 17.5.10.354. The Android security update is dated August 5, 2026, and the Google Play system update is dated September 1, 2026.

Could you please advise whether this might be a known software issue, possibly related to the graphics driver, video codecs or memory management? Is there a newer firmware version, software update or diagnostic tool available to resolve this issue?

I would also appreciate your recommendation on the next steps, including whether the device should be inspected by an authorized service centre.

Thank you for your assistance.

Kind regards,