Guy:Incognito wrote: » They dont offer any new updates presumably because its a 3 year old tablet?https://www.gsmarena.com/xiaomi_mi_pad_4-9249.php Itd want to be nearly free at this stage.
glasso wrote: » mi pad 4 - still have it and happy with it. still working very well. use it as a media consumption device primarily - video, newspapers, graphic novels, google photos. especially when on holidays / travelling / commuting for bringing tv series and movies along etc. so not so much used now at the moment except for reading the papers as it's better than a phone in that regard. Xiaomi seem to have abandoned tables as far as I can see. didn't get updates true but in my case made absolutely no difference. still can get any app if required in any case. Samsung are offering the best value at the moment on the Android front for tablets.
Niner leprauchan wrote: » What's it going to be used for? I use cheap ones direct from China for travel. They do me fine but considering it's a few books, movies, etc I'm easily pleased with a good battery
Chuzzle7 wrote: » Watching videos, reading, maybe a few games. God would be good for when we get back traveling but I also have a phone for that. So not hugely important but it's handy to have anyways.
Chuzzle7 wrote: » I really do like the Xiaomi mi pad 4. Another question. Is it risky buying a flashed device? I think it's easy to install the play store with the unflashed version anyways.
glasso wrote: » the tab a7 2020 is a great tablet for the money and you can get it for a good price from the amazon europe sites for under 200 (just bought one for a family member) and saying that as someone who owns a mi pad 4 (which is also good) buying a cheap no-brand (e.g. not Xioami) tablet from China is risky mainly from the point of view of support if something goes wrong they usually don't hold up brilliantly in the long run also - charging port may break etc compared to better brands the s6 lite is also good if you'd make use of the pen or want a little more cpu grunt for gaming
glasso wrote: » There are no different versions afaik Doesn't matter where you buy it. Not much point buying the Lte version imo unless you really need a dedicated mobile connection in it all the time. Share a phone hotspot or use other WiFi
glasso wrote: » tbh at the prices of 249 euro vs 215 euro I'd recommend going for the s6 lite over the tab a7 for the extra cpu power, s-pen functionality and Samsung Dex (tablet can act more like a laptop if required) well worth an extra 34 euro you can always cancel amazon if not shipped
glic83 wrote: » Is the Samsung Tab S7 lite due out next month?
corkie wrote: » Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite leaks again on Google Play Console "The tablet will pack a 5,100 mAh battery with 15W charging and boot Android 11. The Tab A7 Lite is expected to come in black and silver colors and we should see its debut as early as next month."
glasso wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8RGMF2m3fA like this but on the tablet you can also just use dex on the tablet instead of having to connect to a monitor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuBmR6ck5_w
Chuzzle7 wrote: » Thanks for your very helpful advice. Quick question 64gb version on amazon.de is 249 euro... Is this a mistake or should I quickly go for it?
glasso wrote: » it's not a mis-price. you should go for it at that price imo
Chuzzle7 wrote: » I'm looking at getting an android tablet. I'm looking at 8" screens because I want something a bit bigger than my phone but smaller than those 10inch.