Tablet Recommendations

[Scrote Squad]

I'm looking for advice on tablet recommendations. I already have a laptop but use it mainly as a desktop because of everything I have wired into it. I'm looking to spend between $100-$200 and its primary purpose would just be web browsing. Tips, please.

 

[Randolphkeys]

I really like my Kindle, I'm using it right now as I watch the Cavaliers. You end up buying more stuff through Amazon.com since they funnel you through the site for purchases, but I was doing that anyway.

 

[TheISHT]

Nexus 7 best android tablet in that price range.

 

[TheISHT]

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-3126_7-57593530/best-tablets-under-$200-right-now/

 

[Man Called X]

I actually have a hisense 7 pro. Was like $130 at wallyworld. Internal storage is on the small side at 8gbs, but internally spec wise it's a first gen Nexus 7 that has expandable memory and hdmi

 

[MGMT]

What Keys said. Kindle Fires are rock solid. User friendly, smooth functionality. Good price.

 

[DawgOnKing]

The nook HD is also a very solid tablet. Actually, outranked Kindle Fire at CNET.

Both tablets are very similar but the nook does have a better display and miniSD slot. It's also using Chrome as it's primary browser which is nice if you use Chrome on your laptop as I do. I think either tablet would suffice considering your needs. I'm in the process of doing the exact same thing you are so I've done my research. I'm dumping iPad2 for Chromebook + nook.

I'm actually getting my nook tomorrow in Boston and will let you know how I like it if you want.


EDIT TO ADD: my iPad2 is on eBay for $200 and is in excellent condition. Has a Browns Skin-it, Apple smart cover, and Targus leather-bound sleeve included in price. Anyway, just throwing it out there for ya because it's in your price range and an awesome deal.

 

[KCOTT]

Nexus 7 2013 version

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[ClevelandOwnz]

iPad Air if you want iOS or EVGA Tegra Note 7 if you want Android. Don't get windows. Kindle Fire HD is best bang for your buck.