Looking for a budget tablet

I am looking for a tablet to replace my very old Samsung A3. i only really use it for general browsing, watching youtube or movies and playing online poker. I bought the Fusion5 104Bv2 profrom Amazon but returned it as I wasn't happy with the sound quality when playing videos, it sounded muffled and a bit echoey. I know for £100 i'm not exactly going to get high end speakers but when comapared to my old samsung there was a big difference in quaity and seemed pretty poor

 

I am now looking at the Vankyo MatrixPad S30 or the S20. 

 

 

Just worried i might have the same problem. I know i'm not going to get amazing sound quality but wouldn't expect it to be as poor as the Fusion5. I am also quite tempted with the Huawei MediaPad T3 10 as i have a Huawei phone but i am slightly worried about the ongoing issues with Huawei. Could it cause any future issues with updates and apps if they stop working with google?

 

Hello, MrMajeika

Lenovo Yoga Book Tablet is the best option for you & it is Inexpensive and with good performance. It comes with a digital capacities keyboard. This keyboard turns as a drawing surface as well as handwriting surface when needed.The product comes with a stylus that is worth purchasing. It has a screen size of 10.1 inches and a 1920 X 1200 screen resolution.It is also on your budget so you should easily buy this. If you want more options WoahTech is best place to know about the tablets feature & specifications.

 

 

 

Hello,

You can try this https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-Android-Quad-Core-Processor-ZA5G0102US/dp/B08D21Y94K/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=Best+Cheap+Android+Tablet&qid=1602935863&sr=8-5

The Dragon Touch tablets you showed in the link is a 3Gb RAM type with 32 GB storage. The ram is very limited thus it seems only for online movies and SNS use, That will be an ideal economic purchase If the storage is SSD.

Android is King! Many know. Dont go Microsoft - its so buggy like windows ME! Samsung S5e is bad ass!

anyone know anything about Dragon Touch tablets? Seen this one

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dragon-Touch-Android-Octa-Core-Processor/dp/B086DXZLNX/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=dragon+touch+tablet&qid=1598264011&sr=8-6/

I am using Dragon Touch Max10 Tablet, I was looking for an inexpensive tablet for reading the morning paper, sofa surfing and watching YouTube, but wanted the best spec possible without spending too much, and this seemed to fit the bill. I'd not heard of the brand before, but stock Android 10, 3MB RAM, and an eight core processor with 32GB memory was better than all the similarly priced competition. The build quality seems good, with quality materials. The screen is clear and responsive to touch. The speakers sound a bit thin and so probably aren't good enough for music, but fine for voice on YouTube, which is what I wanted. There's also a headphone input on the side, which is rare nowadays, but appreciated. It also accepts micro SD cards up to 128GB, but I'm expecting the that 32GB inside will be plenty for me. So, all in all, I'm very happy. At the price I paid (£127.49), this would be hard to beat.

At first I wanted to buy a budget tablet, nut decided that it is not worth it.. so I bought the Huawei Matepad PRO for about 400 euros and it is amazing. I installed the google play services and I love it. you should give it a try

Hi I have an amazon fire hd 10 id recommend it for the price the only down side is it uses its own amazon app store not googles so that can limit things a bit as the range isn't as good. Its great for movies, you tube and surfing the net, its also pretty responsive. It does take a long time to charge. Its £150 in the UK

Since this topic was started in August 2020 I think it is highly likely that the OP has bought a tablet by this time.

Topic closed.

Chris C