There are cheaper Xiaomi options around Rs. 15,000, but I like the OnePlus display and speakers more. Trying to decide if the extra Rs. 5,000 is actually worth it
I mainly need it for PDFs, handwritten notes and online classes. The S Pen included with Samsung is making the comparison difficult.
The starting price looked manageable at first. Then accessories started adding up
Too small feels limiting and too big feels less portable. Apparently there is no easy middle ground.
A tablet is great until I need to do something slightly complicated. Then I immediately reach for the laptop again.
It sounds like a great deal but I am not sure how much work I would realistically do on a budget tablet. The keyboard might just become another accessory in the drawer.
I started using mine mostly for reading and browsing, so portrait feels more natural. Now I barely rotate it unless I am watching something.
I mostly need it for streaming, reading and browsing. I do not want to spend extra on features I probably will not use.
Some tablets feel great for videos but awkward for documents. Now I am paying much more attention to the actual screen shape.
I did not think I needed a stylus initially. But for notes and marking PDFs, it actually looks pretty useful.
I had almost decided on a Samsung tablet, but the newer Lenovo models have made me look at the category again. Does anyone else keep delaying a purchase because something new launches at the worst possible time?
I mainly wanted a tablet for movies and reading, but newer models with keyboards and stylus support are making me think I could use one for work too.
I initially assumed I would just look at Samsung or Apple. Now there are more options than I expected.
The laptop is right there but sometimes the tablet just feels easier for simple things. Did not expect to use both devices together this much.
I mostly need it for reading, notes and watching things. Not sure if spending more would really change my experience much.
It is supposed to help me stay productive. Apparently it is also very good at distracting me
I used to read everything on my laptop but it started feeling uncomfortable after a while. The tablet feels a lot more natural for this.
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 tempted to buy one because it makes the tablet look more laptop-like. But I’m not sure I’d actually type enough to need it.
I bought mine thinking I’d use it for notes and productivity. Let’s just say YouTube has become its main job.
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 considering one mainly for PDFs, highlighting and handwritten notes. Not sure if it will genuinely simplify studying or just become another screen.
I keep a lot of videos for flights and train journeys, so storage is becoming more important than I expected.
The bigger screen is great for movies and reading, but I did not think much about weight before buying.
These days, nothing is doing really well in the smartphone market. What if they step into the laptop industry?
