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Tablet suggestions for taking handwritten notes

I'm looking for a midrange android tablet, exclusively for taking notes with a stylus in Obsidian. It doesn't need to be powerful, but just take good notes. The ideal size is anything 11'' and under. I would also appreciate if it isn't too bloated, and behaves similar to stock android. I have looked mostly into the Pixel Tablet as well as the Lenovo M11, P11 and K11. Other suggestions are welcome.

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  • I haven't had an android tablet in ages, but I miss mine! I'd say check out what Samsung is selling, they are the only company that seems to be putting out good tablets in the last 5 years.

    I'm not sure why Android tablets have struggled so much compared to the iPad, but I wish we had more competition.

    • Have a look at Teoh on Tech on YouTube. The man does solid reviews ona a tonne of android tablets. Gives his findings up front, then watch if you want to know more.

    • I refuse to buy a Samsung phone or tablet because they're usually overpriced and bloated as hell. But you're right that they're one of the few OEMs actually bothering with Android tablets.

      All I want is an Android tablet with good performance that's supported by LineageOS for a few years.

      My previous tablet was a POS from Lenovo. Garbage from day one, but it was supported by Lineage for a few years and let me consume media, which was what I wanted it for. Now I'm on the lookout for something else.

      • It's hard to decide what's overpriced when there's no competition hahaha

        Was your Lenovo tablet better than Samsung tablets you've used?

        I think for people who don't want to install custom ROMs / or lineageos then they probably do just fine.

        Also getting them used is probably the pro move to save money. Unless you need high end but then you'd probably go with iPad sadly

      • Offtopic, but: what bloat is on Samsung phones these days? Last I checked they didn't come with much, maybe a calendar or a clock app. They don't even ship their own email app these days, that's all Gmail and Google now.

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