[silversid2]

Looking for recommendations for a 10" tablet for around £200.
Two I been looking at are the Linx 1010 and the Lenovo tab 2 a10.
Can anyone recommend either or is there a better option?

[shaunydub]

I'm also in the same boat. Want something to replace my Surface RT that can run Football Manager on low settings and some desktop apps such as office and general use.

[silversid2]

Just realised the Lenovo is an Android tablet.

[anon(9738275)]

I'm getting the Linx 8 10. Its been dispatched today. It looks like a good tablet for the money.

[silversid2]

I'm getting the Linx 8 10. Its been dispatched today. It looks like a good tablet for the money.

Do you know if Linx are a good brand?

[anon(9738275)]

Do you know if Linx are a good brand?

There not well known. Seem more UK centric. But they seem to sell good budget tablets. Google/Bing "Linx tablet forum" and you'll find an entire forum devoted to their devices. Someone has even worked out how to boot android from a usb stick.

[anon(7929613)]

Dell Venue 8 Pro will be a good option. Also Acer W4 tablets are pretty good.

[Rose640]

If you can wait, then be patient a bit and get a Surface 4, or Surface 3 which you can get right now at very nice costs.

[silversid2]

What about the Asus T100TAF which can be used as a tablet.

[silversid2]

Dell Venue 8 Pro will be a good option. Also Acer W4 tablets are pretty good.

They are 8" really want 10"

[silversid2]

If you can wait, then be patient a bit and get a Surface 4, or Surface 3 which you can get right now at very nice costs.

Both out of my price range.

[Rose640]

How 'bout this one? https://forums.windowscentral.com/e?...token=p6m0f2kv

[silversid2]

How 'bout this one? Chuwi Vi10 10.6 inch Android 4.4 + Windows 8.1 Tablet PC-129.52 and Free Shipping| GearBest.com

Never heard of that make, reviews are good but any problems and returns seem to be a pain.

[Rose640]

Never heard of that make, reviews are good but any problems and returns seem to be a pain.

Well that may be the thruth, but you won't get better specs in that price range for sure.

[silversid2]

If you can wait, then be patient a bit and get a Surface 4, or Surface 3 which you can get right now at very nice costs.

Going back to the Surface 3, I might be able to get a used one for a bit more of my budget, is there any cons for buying used?

[Garry Williams1]

Get the Dell Venue 11 Pro but do not update to Windows 10, 8.1 is great on tablets but 10 is useless when it comes to touch screen!

[anon(7929613)]

Get the Dell Venue 11 Pro but do not update to Windows 10, 8.1 is great on tablets but 10 is useless when it comes to touch screen!

But you cannot get universal apps on windows 8.1. That's a big factor to consider.

[silversid2]

I've got to nail this down now, before my head explodes with looking at reviews.

I've upped my budget so the 2 its come down to are.

Dell Venue 11 Pro Wifi 64GB Tablet - Black - Ebuyer

Buy Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 10, Intel Atom, Windows 8.1 & Office 365, 10.1", Wi-Fi, 32GB, Ebony | John Lewis

So which should I buy?

[Chris_Kez]

Without knowing every last detail, I'd suggest considering the one with 64GB storage. 32GB disappears quickly. Or else do more digging to see how much you can unload to an external card, and how that works on W10 vs. W8.1.

If you confirm you can live with 32GB+microSD card, then I'd go for the Lenovo. I tried out this tablet in Best Buy and preferred the 16:10 aspect ratio (especially in portrait mode). I also liked the battery barrel and how it made the tablet feel lighter and better balanced when holding in portrait mode. The speakers were also good. Finally, the built in kickstand was nice.

[Scienceguy Labs]

Agree...the 64 Gb model is the way to go. Have you looked into the Toshiba Encore 2 WT10? It's not top of the line spec-wise, but its build quality and performance are awesome for the price.

[silversid2]

Without knowing every last detail, I'd suggest considering the one with 64GB storage. 32GB disappears quickly. Or else do more digging to see how much you can unload to an external card, and how that works on W10 vs. W8.1.

If you confirm you can live with 32GB+microSD card, then I'd go for the Lenovo. I tried out this tablet in Best Buy and preferred the 16:10 aspect ratio (especially in portrait mode). I also liked the battery barrel and how it made the tablet feel lighter and better balanced when holding in portrait mode. The speakers were also good. Finally, the built in kickstand was nice.

I do like the overall apearance of the Lenovo over the Dell.

32GB + 64GB card should be enough but I'm not sure.

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