Galaxy Tab A9+

Wanted to see if the weight would be too much. At approximately 800g that's a heavy handheld. And if we're to get the G8+ then I would be sitting at 1.2kg, without proper elbow support, I believe it would be impossible to play games like that. That's a galaxy tab A9+ and the Galileo G8. Surely it wo

Using spacedesk for my Galaxy Tab A9+ as second screen. It's kind of laggy but bearable. Anyone using spacedesk for editing too?

I would also love to hear you suggestions about the setup 😃

You have samsung a9+ which has a sd695. Played it on 6 gen 1 tablet and it's still blurry, tried it on 870 phone which is kinda smooth but still blurry and low poly. It's now an abandoned game with bad optimization

my sons tablet is about to give up (first gen IPad Pro from 2015). he is mainly using it for Roblox gameplay.

I am now looking at the following options:

- iPad gen 11 (2025)

- Honor pad 10

- galaxy tab a9+

the Honor is preferable because it is on offer and almost 40% cheaper compared to t

I don’t have an iPad anymore but I recently switched from a 10-11 inch Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ to a 14 inch NXTPaper 14 and the difference is night and day. A 10-11 inch is fine for single panel spreads in mimicking standard comic book size but when you get a double page spread and try to fit it all

For what it’s worth, I recently got a TCL NXTPaper 14” tablet and it’s pretty nice for digital comics. It has a matte screen that makes blue light more diffuse and compared to reading on my old Samsung Galaxy Tab a9+ it feels a lot more comfortable on my eyes. Not as much as an ereader but a lot mor

Recently, my father bought me a new phone, the Poco X6 5G, which has an AMOLED screen. After using it for a while, I started experiencing headaches, migraines, and eye strain. I gave the phone to my father, and he had no issues with it. This made me realize that my eyes might be sensitive to certain

Hello everyone, I’ve discovered that I’m sensitive to certain types of screens, not just AMOLED, but also IPS LCD. Even though IPS LCD doesn’t have PWM, I still experience eye strain, headaches, and migraines. This issue affects newer tablets and phones as well. For example, I’ve bought the iQOO Z9x

EDIT 3: I've returned Samsung Tab A9 and Fire HD 8 and stumbled upon a deal for a new Xiaomi Redmi Pad (10.61 inch) for 115 USD. It has georgious screen and great Dolby Atmos quad speakers so I bought it and tested it right away for input lag. After tweaking some settings in PSPlay App and Moonlight

I got this one. I also have a Samsung Galaxy Tab a9+ which I used to use more before getting into Omnis and that was definitely harder on my eyes. I would feel my eyes getting tired after a couple issues, but this one I can easily read a full TPB’s worth without a problem.