I already have a phone and laptop, so I am trying to understand what a tablet would genuinely add instead of becoming another screen I barely use.
While commuting through metro, i have seen people using tablets for reading, writing and watching Netflix. Are laptops getting extinct among students? Does they provide a better visual display, what is your opinion?
My main use would be notes, PDFs and watching videos. I do not need anything crazy powerful, just something that stays smooth for a few years.
I’m looking at larger tablets because the screen is better for reading. But once you add a case and keyboard, it starts feeling almost like a laptop.
I'm thinking of buying a tablet instead of a laptop for simple tasks. Can you really manage regular work on one?
I am thinking of getting one mainly for notes and PDFs. Does a tablet really make a difference?
Tablets are getting more attention for entertainment, study and work. Do you think they are becoming more popular?
These devices try to offer the best of both worlds. Do you think they are actually useful or just an expensive option?
Many students use tablets for online classes, note-taking, and reading PDFs. Do you think they're a good investment or just an optional gadget?
I do not want to be ignorant about this, but I feel tablet cameras are only used for scanning documents and taking basic video calls. What’s that one thing which is still not working well for you?
Amazon has come up with a new "Smartchoice Days" sale for laptops and tablets. It ends this week, featuring decent price cuts on big brands, such as Samsung, Lenovo, Acer, Asus and HP. Prime members get extra discounts. Honestly, pretty solid if you need an upgrade.
Around 30–40 per cent of tablet users still rely on LCD displays in 2026, because they offer a balance of affordability and better battery efficiency. Today, tablets are increasingly powerful and serve for multitasking. However hearing a lot about OLED and mini-LED display tablets. Do they also offer the same level of usability in day-to-day activities? Or is there any major difference?
Does anyone else feel like there’s a new tablet launch every few weeks? We’ve seen M5 iPads, the Galaxy Tab S11 series, and newly launched Android tablets from Oppo, Redmi, and Realme. On paper, many of them look similar, so it's hard to tell what's actually worth buying. Are there any tablets right now that truly stand out for everyday use, or is it better to wait?
Can anyone please help me understand if there is a proper whatsapp app that can be used for video calls on LTE/4G tablets from Samsung and iPads. WhatsApp needs a sim and these tablets do have a sim so I am a bit puzzled. Best, S
I want to ask that which tablet is more preferable a 4G or a Wifi , in terms of sustainability and smoothness in working. consider Samsung Galaxy S6 Lite tablet.
It's a mobile world and we are all mere tablets in it. Your place to discuss the new Android launches, iPhone rumours, and more.
We all spend a lot of time on our phones, tablets and laptops for work or entertainment. How much screen time do you usually have on your tablet?
More people now own both tablets and laptops. Do you think tablets can eventually become more popular than laptops?
Many people buy tablets but stop using them after a few months. What is your experience?
Some people use tablets for work with a keyboard. Does it really help?
