First tablet

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First tablet 2016-03-19 11:58:52 Post No. 16934179
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First tablet Anonymous 2016-03-19 11:58:52 Post No. 16934179 [Report]

I'm thinking of getting a tablet but since I've never owned or even used one I don't really know what to get. I would prefer something in the 10" range and with the android version being as close to stock as possible.

Which brands are good and which should you generally avoid? I saw that there's a 9" Nexus but it's a few years old and from what I've heard the quality of the Nexus tablets isn't very good.

I don't need a whole lot of power either, I'll probably just watch some Youtube videos on it and my SO will probably just use it for Facebook and shit like that.

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Anonymous 2016-03-19 12:02:55 Post No.16934185
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Anonymous 2016-03-19 12:02:55 Post No.16934185 [Report]

A cheap tablet will be more than enough for that.

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Anonymous 2016-03-19 12:06:02 Post No.16934195
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Anonymous 2016-03-19 12:06:02 Post No.16934195 [Report]

>>16934185
Sure but I'd rather pay a bit more if it means a higher quality (build) and I can't stand lag which is also one of the reasons I would prefer it to be as close to stock as possible without a bunch of bloatware. I've never had a Samsung phone or tablet but from what I've heard they seem to be the worst when it comes to bloatware yet their products still sell very well...

Up to ~€500 seems reasonable.

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Anonymous 2016-03-19 13:00:06 Post No.16934302
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Anonymous 2016-03-19 13:00:06 Post No.16934302 [Report]

>>16934179
500 euro is like 900 million dollars american right? Buy a tablet company. Make your own.

But, barring that, from my experience it's worthwhile to go with a name brand. I have kids and went the route of buying shit brand tablets with the same specs as name brands and they are somehow slower, buggier, and generally have all kinds of problems even though they have the same processor, ram,etc. Samsung stuff generally has smaller amounts of bloat in my experience, but again I say go namebrand.

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Anonymous 2016-03-19 13:13:37 Post No.16934332
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Anonymous 2016-03-19 13:13:37 Post No.16934332 [Report]

>>16934179
want it not to be laggy? get 2gb ram at least. everything else is secondary. dont want bloatware? dont use built in frmware. just dont. root it and hit xda developers for some good rom. as for brand of tablet, with this kind of budget you can get anything you like so its just a matter of looks

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Anonymous 2016-03-19 13:18:26 Post No.16934337
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Anonymous 2016-03-19 13:18:26 Post No.16934337 [Report]

Don't get a 10" tablet - get a 7" tablet, they're nicer in the hand and more portable.

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Anonymous 2016-03-19 14:03:06 Post No.16934420
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Anonymous 2016-03-19 14:03:06 Post No.16934420 [Report]

>>16934179
Amazon has a tablet for 50 bucks that duz all that stuff