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Best Tablet to buy in this Lockdown [ May 2020 ]

If you have been wanting to buy a new Tablet for web browsing or just to watch Youtube, you would be confused with what to go for. There are plenty of Android tablets available in the market under Rs 30,000, however, most of them are not that good. So, what I would suggest is you to buy an entry-level Apple iPad ( WiFi-only model ) instead. 

 Pricing and Availability 

 Currently, there are two Apple iPads available under Rs 30,000 in India online on Amazon. 6th Apple iPad which comes with a 9.7-inch screen is the lowest priced iPad in India as of this writing. It has a regular selling price of Rs 25,999 for the base model. The latest iPad 10.2-inch model can be bought for Rs 29,000 right now, which has improved specs and features.

 If you live in the US, the latest 10.2 inch iPad is currently available for a price of $249 and is the Best Seller in the Tablets on Amazon.

Both these models are powered by the same chipset - A10 Fusion chip and have almost the same specs except in the display sizes. Performance-wise, these are the best tablets to buy in this price range. Both support Apple Pencil ( to be bought separately ) and Bluetooth keyboards. There is an 8MP camera on the back and a 1.2MP front camera for 720P HD facetime video chatting. Both these iPads boasts up to 10 hours of battery life.

 Apple updates its devices with new Software for many years via OTAs unlike those Android tablets out there. So, you would get to use the latest software and UI features when they become available. Also, Apple Store has far better apps designed for Tablets comparing to Android Play Store. 






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