The OnePlus Tab Go Is the iPad Air Competitor To Buy — if You Can Overlook Its One Flaw
It’s a bargain, but you can tell that from the screen brightness.

When Apple introduced the iPad, they weren’t exactly sure how people would use it; and to this day, tablets are an odd category. The top-of-the-line “Pro” tablets, like the iPad Pro and Lenovo Tab Extreme, are extremely cool but they’re not as practical to use as laptops despite costing as much as them. On the flip side, most cheaper tablets end up just being used as YouTube screens for those too young to have their own laptops. If that’s all they’re being used for, why buy a new one?
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