Please help me find a good deal on a tablet. Must be at at least 10 inches.
I like the Lenovo Yoga tablet but its a bit over budget.
The Alldocube tablet was posted but hoping for a tablet with 4 GB RAM and at least 64 GB ROM.
Looking for a Good but Cheap Tablet
pepper84 on 09/09/2020 - 13:41
Last edited 09/09/2020 - 13:48 by 1 other user
Last edited 09/09/2020 - 13:48 by 1 other user
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I've often wondered how you pronounce your username.
Super-say-Yan
As in dragonballz
own that tablet but its like 2 years old and there is a 64gb version
would recommend something more current: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/562830
Is there any issues with Charging the device? I saw a comment on the thread that some of these tabs don’t use standard cables.
its standard charging via USB 1.5A iirc, i use a 0.5A charger and it's still quite quick a few hours usually just charge overnight, battery 8-10 hrs min brightness light use wifi only.
the charger it comes with might not have an AU plug so you might need an adaptor, but you can just as easily use a similar rated charger
Teclast P20HD
I second this. Very good budget tablet. Dual sim too.
Teclast sounds better than Alldocube. Do you have one?
Yeah, I have one. Robin Wong on YouTube has a review of it and is pretty much my own experience as well.
The Teclast was released quite recently and has newer components and more power and it has more expensive looks too. Teclast is a well known brand in this space. I'm currently waiting for my tablet and I already have their F5 laptop which I'm quite happy with. There are few youtube videos if you want to know more.
its the exact same hardware as the alldocube but without laminated display iirc - watch the review on techtablets
So something around $200-250 budget?
Yeah around there.
Lenovo or Samsung.
Samsung Tab A 8" $248 - 2 year wty.
Lenovo Tab 10" - $198 - 12 MonthsThough I think both are still MicroUSB.
Must be at at least 10 inches.
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Really depends on what you want to do with it. EG; my Samsung tab a 9.7” was $90, it’s fine for what I use it for (which is basically to stream to my TV, and the occasional browsing)