TOP 5 BEST BUDGET TABLETS 2024 (UNDER $200)

[@clydefrosch]

under 200. first place over 200

[@Pk-b]

😂

[@Kyoti]

I agree with the other persons comment... Would be nice if the EOL (end-of-life) for security support was mentioned and what years the tablet was also released. I'm needing a new tablet for work that NEEDS security updates and software updates and has good RAM. But I also need it to be a as low budget as possible because this is all it would be used for (work: multiple tabs, snappy to switch back and forth between apps/tabs, email, paperwork, reports, PowerPoint & videos for training, etc).

[@clydefrosch]

tablet and work dont really mesh too well. and budged and snappy and multiple tabs and back and forth dont either. and if you need it for work, why isnt your employer giving you one

[@fredflintstone1485]

The best and most reliable company for updates without a doubt is Samsung. Their updates are updated for more years than any other tablet I have run across. And the most efficient budget tablet they have out now from 2024 is the A9(9inch) or the A9 Plus(11 inch). Either are something you should consider. I have use both and unless you are looking to spend lots more these are really terrific.

[@Regina-tk7zg]

Why is the a9+ being shown with a pen it is not compatible with the spen, isn't that a bit misleading

[@ilovecats_eheh]

exactly what i was thinking

[@lafeelabriel]

For me it came down to the A9+ and the M11, and eventually value for money made me pick the Lenovo. I have no doubt that I will have no reason to regret that choice^^

[@tommydesting25]

Thank you for these comparison video. The only thing you need to inform about is for how long time each device will be safe to use. I have bought a Doogee T20 Mini for few month ago from Amazon but it is already outdated. It works fine but the latest security update is from January 2024, and I guess there will not be more updates.

[@laurietice2612]

For those of you who have purchased the Samsung Galaxy A9+ tablet, is the 4gb version working well for you or did you purchase the 8gb version? I am trying to decide which one to buy.

[@ttltch]

If you can afford it I would suggest going for the 8gb version. It will be faster for everything and also have more longevity

[@LuvmyLogan1]

All of them r over $200

[@Viiheraa]

In my country some of them are under 200$