Reccomend android tablet

addyb

For under £300 I'd say the zenbook is one of the best. I'm interested in it myself. It's £269 @ btshop

Asus ZenPad 3S 10 Z500M 32GB 9.7" IPS Android 6.0 (Z500M-1H010A) | BT Shop

dannnielll

Had a Lenovo S8 50F 8inch tablet with Full HD screen, and it died last week.  Chip on mother board went very hot.  It was heavily used and anyway purchased second hand so  I reckoned it  good value. Looking at its internals showed quality design and manufacture. .  I    Replaced with the Lenovo  Tab3 Yoga Plus 10 inch. ..  Reckon that the S8 actually did me a favour in dying.
New tablet is brilliant, in every department.  Brillant colours , bright super high res screen 2560 x 1600 , very fast, unbelievable , but true battery life.  uses USB C connector and has a smart charger so the 18 hour battery ... yes they say 18 hrs  , charges in a reasonable time. About 2 to 3 hours charging with the smart charger.
Does all the expected things of a tablet, but does not have fingerprint scanner or built in fm radio, which the older device had. No hdmi output , but will mirror and Chromecast which is better.
I have confirmed that the pinnicle PCTV android TV dongle works fine , when one of those  USB C to old micro  USB adaptors is used.
300 euro approx. new at Argus .  . You need to have this one on your short list. Its shape might not appeal, but I like it.

Do not confuse with previous models which may  look the same but don't have the super screen or the Snapdragon 652 processor.  Lenovos' use of the yoga name is confusing and covers both windows and android products so you need to take care that you are picking the correct item.

DanTheManc

This looks good for £199

Buy Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4 Inch 32GB Tablet - Grey at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for Tablets, iPad, tablets and E-readers, Technology.

dannnielll

Depends if you are comfortable with the 8 inch model or prefer the extra real estate of the 10 inches .. I think it makes a difference. A 7 or 8 inch will probably fit in a breast pocket or jacket pocket, if it has a tiny bezel, a 10 inch one won't. I now prefer the bigger screen , and the higher resolution ....works superbly with reading newspapers and subscription magazines, sometimes even  without zooming.
Note   There is a glitch in the Argus product description for that mediapad as it states  2500 X 1600 in one place and 1920x 1080 in another .

gibbylinks

Having used this for a while now, I'm very happy with it. It's had upgrade to android 7.0 and the 4gb RAM makes it very quick and responsive. My only minus is the poor position of the speakers at the bottom. If you are using it lay down and resting it on your chest you cover the speaker ports muffling the sound.

dimmockg

@gibblylinks what sort of battery life do you get from the Asus as it's on my short(er) list

Cheers

gibbylinks

Asus quote 10hrs, I'd say that was OK for just reading a book. Obviously playing games would shorten that. Although I find it charges quite quick.

dimmockg

Excellent thanks, to be fair it'll be a casual browser and not a huge amount else

dannnielll

Can you confirm for the record whether  that Asus  has a full hd.  ..1920 x 1080 or the super resolution  2560 X 1600. There is a discrepancy in the Currys description?

Hifidelity2

I am also looking to replace my old nexus 10 as it's playing up and just switching off

Anyway looking at
- Asus ZenPad 3S (Z500M)
- Lenovo Yoga 3 plus
- Lenovo tab 4 plus

The 3 plus has a 2k screen which I am very tempted by. I mainly use it for watching movies, BBC iPlayer etc on my daily commute  but the others are lighter and have a more up to date android