Salut à tous !
Je cherche actuellement une tablette principalement pour m’accompagner dans mon hobby : l’impression 3D résine et la peinture de figurines (personnages d’animés, Pokémon, etc.).
L’utilisation sera surtout de consulter des images de référence, zoomer sur les détails, observer les couleurs, les ombres et les éclaircissements pendant que je peins.
Mes critères principaux :
Écran : c’est ma priorité absolue. Je recherche un écran assez grand (idéalement 11 pouces ou plus), avec une excellente qualité d’affichage, de belles couleurs, une bonne luminosité et une image nette.
Mises à jour : j’aimerais conserver cette tablette au moins 4 à 5 ans, avec un bon suivi logiciel et de sécurité.
Autonomie : suffisamment bonne pour tenir plusieurs heures pendant mes séances de peinture.
Fluidité : une tablette réactive pour naviguer, consulter des images, zoomer et utiliser plusieurs applications sans ralentissements.
Budget : idéalement entre 200 et 300 €, mais je peux monter jusqu’à 350 € si la différence de qualité est vraiment intéressante.
Je n’ai pas besoin de performances exceptionnelles pour jouer ou faire du montage vidéo. Je privilégie vraiment la qualité de l’écran, la durabilité et le confort d’utilisation.
Je possède également un iPhone, donc un iPad pourrait être intéressant, mais je reste totalement ouvert aux tablettes Android si elles offrent un meilleur rapport qualité/prix.
Selon vous, quelle tablette serait la plus intéressante pour mon utilisation ?
Je suis également intéressé par vos retours d’expérience, notamment sur la qualité réelle des écrans et la durée du support logiciel.
Merci d’avance pour vos conseils !

I checked the Xiomi Tab 6 , Realme pad 3 and Lenovo pad plus. They're all within 20k-27k

Im not sure which one to buy.

The Xiomi pad 6 is around 27k .

My budget is 25k (I could go to 27k if it's actually a big difference)

Im looking for a good display , Good performance (better than the nothing phone 2a atleast) and also smaller bezels :p

Im not into gaming tho I am into video editing and drawing. So it shouldn't lag when I'm editing videos I took on my 2a

I want to buy a tablet and i have only 2 options 1 is honor x8b new and a used but still looks so good ipad mini 6 which one you think is better ? i need the reviews from someone who used these devices pls - thanks

I really need the 5g since wifi tablets doesn't have gps for map navigation

Hi all,

I'm looking to potentially upgrade the tablets at my workplace. Currently, we are using the iPad Pro 11-inch 3rd Gen but I've been asked to see if there is anything better around. They need to use tablets for the bigger screen and there's no budget for phones on top of tablets.

For context, our installers take photos of our products when they've been installed, and the photos get sent to me for editing, so they don't need tablets which are good for photo editing or anything. We're also not precious about using Apple products.

i’m planning to buy an ipad a16 this december (idk when apple is dropping a new base ipad) and i would use it mainly for note taking, media consumption (netflix and tiktok), and maybe some light drawing. i also have a year or 2 left for my program and i would also use it for reviewing for boards. im not a heavy user and i dont play games, i also have a dedicated kobo for my leisure (reading) so i’m wondering if this is enough to last me a long time since i can’t justify getting an air

I'm a college student looking for a device to replace my current laptop, which has been giving me a lot of issues.

I'm leaning toward a tablet instead of another laptop because I also want to get back into digital art. I used to have a Samsung Tab S7 FE back in senior high school, and it was great for drawing. I'd rather have an all-in-one device for schoolwork and drawing than buy a laptop and a separate drawing tablet or display.

I'm considering an iPad because I also want to learn video editing, and having DaVinci Resolve on iPadOS is a big plus. My brother uses it, so I'd have someone to help me learn. I won't be doing heavy video editing, but I do plan to take digital art more seriously and eventually start accepting commissions.

Would the base iPad 11 be enough for my needs, and could it last me several years? I'd also love to hear from digital artists who use it. How noticeable or bothersome is the non-laminated screen when drawing?

Any recommendations or personal experiences would be appreciated!

Does such a thing exist? Willing to spend a bit more, but would rather not have to import things into the USA myself.

Mostly just using it for media consumption, but having enough power for the occasional game while traveling would be nice.

Lenovo just dropped the price for the Idea Tab Pro Gen 2 to $400. This tablet has a 13" screen with a 2190x3504 resolution. The gen 2 has the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor, which is far faster than the Dimensity 8300 that is in the gen 1. This model has 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage plus a microSD slot. It comes with Android 16 and will upgrade to Android 18, plus it will receive a total of four years of security update. This package comes with a pen and folio case.

I recently bought a Samsung Galaxy tab S10 FE 256GB off of Swappa. The item was listed in mint condition with a keyboard book cover case included for USD $350. Pen is included too goes without saying.

My use case is streaming media and note taking. I will replace my iPad mini 6 64gb version with this one.

I will of course do my due diligence upon delivery to make sure everything matches the description.

But just wanted to know if I made the right choice.

Thanks in advance!

Currently have an old fire tablet which is dieing and need to replace it. I use it exclusively for streaming media while in the gym, no gaming or productivity etc.

Only must haves is decent wifi connectivity and a battery that lasts for a couple of hours.

I dont want another amazon device so looking at the dirt cheap unknown brand ones on amazon (the sort that claim to have 32GB of ram but dont) and wondering how bad an idea they are for c£100.

Any others worth thinking about for the same money 2nd hand?

Je suis à la recherche de ma première tablette graphique et je me suis très vite interressé à la picassotabX14. Mais je ne sais pas si c'est le meilleur choix et je ne veux pas de tablette à connecter à un PC. Pouvez vous m'aider ?

I can get the 12.7 for €383 or the 13GT for €593, both 12/256 with their respective official styluses.

The 12.7 meets my needs for lesson preparation, marking and annotating PDFs on the classroom display. My main concern is software support: it has already received its two Android OS updates. How much useful life does it have left? Is the extra €200 for the 13GT worthwhile for greater longevity, or is it overkill?

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I'm a student looking to buy a tablet with a stylus. I'm getting this model for ₹29k with stylus and I need advice on if it's worth buying or not.

Also, is it possible the prices could go lower during the Diwali sale?

Please help if you have any idea about this model.

I was searching for a tablet suitable for taking notes and everyday use as a college student. I was leaning toward Samsung so I found two budget options...

Galaxy Tab s10 fe wifi, 8 Ram 128 storage

Galaxy Tab s10 fe lite, 8 Ram 256 storage

With the same price. So which is better or what is the big difference??

Also tell me If there are other great options

I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 9 5G but recently it has been kinda handed down to my daughter so I'm in the market for a new tablet.

• iPad or Android, doesn't really matter. I am using a Macbook Pro but an Android phone. So, I have no loyalty in that sense.

• It needs to support 5G connectivity as I use my tablet most often when I'm traveling.

• It needs to be able to support a good keyboard attachment with a trackpad. I don't mind either a 3rd party keyboard or one from the brand itself.

• I use it mainly to bring my work along with me when I travel (Google Slides, emails, docs, nothing heavy) so that I can leave my Macbook at home.

• I'll also be using it for media consumption when I'm not traveling (Netflix, live sports, YouTube, etc.)

• I'd prefer a tablet that has a windowed mode (not sure if that's what it's called) where I can run different programmes, minimise windows and have multiple windows running... It's not a must, but a nice to have.

• It cannot be too large. 11 to 12 inch would be great.

I'm currently looking at the Honor Pad 20, iPad Mini and also the new ones from Samsung (though I feel they're way too expensive)...

Any recommendations?

hello! I'm in my 1st year of legal management, and I'm having a hard time choosing what to buy. I'll probably use this gadget mainly for digesting a case, reading, reviewing, watching, some gaming like ML, and note-taking. Please help me choose what to buy, since I'll be using this gadget for years.