ideally oled, but that seems too expensive. and I'd rather like an 8" one, to fit the content better.

found an Alldocube iPlay 60 mini Pro 8.4” for $150. 1200x1920 FHD resolution, 270 PPI, 350nit typical with 6050mAh Large Battery: 3.8\V polymer cell, motherboard supports 18W PD fast charging.

kinda the max I want to spend, but seems like it has a good enough screen, battery etc (don't really care about other things)

any other recommendations for a high resolution screen, decent battery, smaller tablet? just seems cheaper than a color e-ink device.

edit got that model open-box on eBay for $97.49

HELPPP PLSSS

Bonjour tout le monde!

Je souhaite m'acheter une tablette pour jouer a des jeux chill, y mettre un émulateur de jeux ds, et regarder des films série ainsi que colorier et dessiner.

J'hésite entre la Redmi pad 2 pro, et la Lenovo idea tab.

Avez vous des conseils?

Merci

Hello, I'd like to ask for help with a tablet I had sitting around. I formatted it via OTG thinking the OS was corrupted because I kept getting error pop-ups, and I messed it up... I installed Windows 10 Home via OTG using a keyboard and a USB drive. The tablet formatted and booted up fine, but the touchscreen isn't working properly, it's miscalibrated. Before doing this, I backed up the drivers via PowerShell, but apparently that wasn't enough.

I would like to know if there is anywhere I can find Windows 10 ISOs for Chinese tablets. Apparently, they have custom tweaks/hidden settings. I've been searching, but there's almost no information available because this tablet is from 2015 or 2016 and uses a Silead driver.

Here are the specs:

• Model: PCBOX Drix W804
• CPU: Intel Atom Quad Core Z3735G
• RAM / Storage: 1 GB RAM, 16 GB
• Motherboard: inet i86 rev 21
• Touchscreen FPC: FPC-FC80J107-03

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

"Galaxy Tab S10 FE vs iPad Air M4 for daily PDF annotation, clg/ reports reading, exam study, and beginning level reel every 1-3 days or maybe daily later short-form video editing which one do owners regret less long-term?"

Hey everyone, I'm trying to decide on a new daily driver for notes. I do a mix of sketching and long-form writing, but I always need to have the lecture or meeting audio recorded and synced up.

Notability on the iPad is the "standard," but I’m kind of over the notifications and the glare. I’ve been leaning towards E-ink for the focus, but most of them seem to treat audio like an afterthought.

I’m actually part of a startup building a device that specifically focuses on syncing handwriting with a voice transcript using an AI agent to summarize the mess afterward. I’m biased, obviously, but I genuinely want to know: for those who take notes for hours a day, do you prefer the "do-everything" power of an iPad, or would you sacrifice the apps for a dedicated E-ink device that actually masters the voice+text combo?

I want to buy a device which can run both android and windows so I can open apps like marrow and also use it as a laptop.

Please suggest me a good device

As the Title suggests I bought this Tablet which is to be used on flights only. It was cheap and has a large enough screen.

Unfortunately the Sim Tray broke the first time I used it as I didn't push it back in when I put it back into its case.

I cannot find a replacement Sim Tray anywhere.

Any suggestions would be welcomed.

TIA

Looking for a future-proof Android/Linux tablet that can still be rooted years from now

I’m looking to buy a new tablet mainly for media consumption. I’m open to Android, Linux, unusual brands, and even niche devices.

My biggest requirement is long-term control over the device.

Main requirements

• Must run Android or Linux
• If it runs Android, it must be rootable
• Must have USB-C
• Must be available new
• Price should be as low as reasonably possible
• Screen should ideally be 2K or 4K
• I can accept Full HD if the better options are too expensive or otherwise unsuitable
• It should handle all current streaming services smoothly and ideally remain capable for years
• As much RAM as possible for the price
• Storage capacity does not matter much
• Screen size does not matter
• Battery life does not matter much because it will usually be used near an outlet

What I mean by “rootable”

I do not need rooting to be easy, and I may never root the device unless it becomes necessary.

However, rooting must remain realistically possible years from now.

For example:

• An unlock process that depends on requesting a temporary manufacturer code would not be ideal, because the company could stop providing codes in the future.
• A permanent unlock code that I can request now and safely back up would be acceptable.
• Standard bootloader unlocking through Fastboot or another offline method would be ideal.
• A device that requires obscure hardware modifications, unavailable proprietary tools, or a currently active manufacturer server would probably not qualify.
• I am willing to follow a difficult technical process, but it should not be nearly impossible.

The reason this matters is that Google or a manufacturer could eventually block access to apps I use, such as Mihon. I want to avoid ending up with another locked-down device that still works physically but can no longer run useful software.

I still have a functional iPad 3, but I no longer use it because I cannot install Linux, reliably jailbreak it, or install modern apps.

Performance

The tablet should be able to:

• Stream high-resolution content without stuttering
• Remain usable for media consumption for several years
• Ideally play downloaded 4K video files smoothly

The last point is preferred but not mandatory.

Nice-to-have features

• Fast charging
• Strong custom ROM or Linux community support
• Good hardware video decoding
• Plenty of RAM
• Replaceable or unlockable software with no dependence on manufacturer servers

Budget and alternatives

I want the cheapest device that reasonably meets these requirements. I do not have a fixed maximum budget yet because I want to understand what the realistic options are.

keep in mind that a version of this text was pasted into chatgpt, and it's best pick was OnePlus Pad 3, and while the price is way above what i was expecting, i was ready to consider it, thing is, it's kind hard to find to buy on a big store, it does not exist on amazon or best buy, and i would love to pick up by hand before buying. and i would like to buy on a big store so warranty process is easier if anything goes wrong.

it does concern me that one plus pad 4 is about to come, and it also concern me if i cannot find this device how would spare parts and fixing this be on the future if ever needed be.

Ps: English is not my first language so i did use AI to make it easier to read, i hope it improved readability instead of worsting it.

Nursing student here, I'm in my 3rd yr right now and have been really struggling with just my phone and pc throughout 1st and 2nd yr so I'm considering buying a tab. Does anyone have any recommendations?

My budget is about ₱20k-30k, would want the tab for pdf files, note taking, quality cam (I take vids during RDs, and we have online classes too), gaming, binge watching, multitasking features, good battery life, does not have a very big lcd screen, and overall longevity of the tab.

Question: **Has anyone used a tablet with a BT mouse/keyboard to remote into your home PC? Has it been fast, performant, convenient?**

I'm replacing my Laptop with a higher end PC, but wanted to keep some mobility/portability. I've got a tablet already, so might as well try to make more use of it.

At home I've got a gigabit connection, so with good enough wi-fi on the tablet bandwidth wouldn't be an issue.

Idea would be working on stuff on my home computer (writing, graphic design, photo editing) but from libraries, cafes, or wherever I might be travelling.

I am considering a used iPad air or iPad A16
vs Xiaomi Pad 8 or any other android tablets?

I use an iPhone and Macbook air, so obviously the entire ecosystem is better.

It is going to be used for light work mostly like notes, google, excel sheets, etc.

Please suggest! Thank you!

I'm mainly buying it for Roblox and Minecraft. Is the POCO Pad X1 noticeably better for gaming, or is the POCO Pad M1 close enough that I won't really notice a difference? Please reply only if you've used one of them or know reliable benchmarks. 🎮

Idek where to buy it atp, all youtube and reddit posts say it is 15k for a good deal but i cant find any place where its under 19k, i ordered from jiomart but they cancelled my order for no reason. need some help (india)

I've been planning to buy the **Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+**, but it's been showing **out of stock in India** for around the last **2 weeks** on most major platforms.
Does anyone know:
When Samsung usually restocks the Tab S10 FE+ in India?
Is there any chance it'll be back before the next sale?
Has anyone heard anything from Samsung or retailers about upcoming stock?
Also, if it doesn't come back soon, what are the **best alternatives in the same price range (around ₹45k–55k)** with a large display, stylus support, and good performance for note-taking, media, and occasional gaming?

I'd really appreciate any updates or recommendations. Thanks!

"Hey,

I’m thinking of getting either a Samsung or Lenovo Android tablet mainly for light work, and I’m curious about WPS Office. Is it basically the same as the phone version, or does it feel a bit closer to the full PC version?

I’d really prefer something that feels more like a desktop interface for editing docs and spreadsheets. I mostly do light Word and Excel style work, but I still want it to handle formatting well without feeling too cramped.

Anyone here using WPS Office on an Android tablet? How’s the experience; worth it for day to day work without switching back to a laptop?"

Me quieror comprar una tablet y estas las estuve investigando y son buenas las 2, las encontré casi al mismo precio, se que la nubia tiene un mejor procesador y mas potencia pero me preocupa su sistema operativo, osea es mas completo y comodo el de xiaomi y la vrd me gustaria leer otras opiniones